This Sterling Rose spoon was made by My favorite maker, Watson Mechanics for their floral series in the early 1900's. I happen to collect this pattern myself, I just happen to already have one of these beauties of my own so I figured I'd offer this one to you. Watson's floral series seems like it was most often used as birth record spoons, engraved with monograms or used as souvenir spoons by lucky local jewelers This one seems to have escaped all of that.
This ring weighs 17 grams of solid sterling silver. I made it from a 6 inch teaspoon. It's .78 inches at it's widest and .17 at it's thinnest. This rare version also has leaves and an additional rose on the inside of the ring.
This Rose ring is currently in size 10. It can be adjusted from size 5-10. This ring is super sturdy and not the type that can be adjusted without tools. It will endure a lifetime of use.
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