The Beautiful Tiger Lily pattern was made by Reed and Barton in 1901. It's also known as Festivity. In my part of the world these are also known as Ditch Lilies because they often grow wild in ditches across the Midwest. I have a soft spot in my heart for this one and its one of my favorite flowers. This silverware pattern is in high demand these days and also in short supply. Reed and Barton has also made this pattern in Sterling and stainless under the names Amaryllis and Haversham respectively which may be part of it's lasting fame.
I made this ring from a hefty teaspoon. Tiger Lily is a sturdy pattern and this ring is .73 inches at it's widest.
This Tiger Lily spoon ring was handmade my a well trained monkey who has a striking resemblance to me. He has learned through the years how to use tools from the jewelry trade to insure a proper fit and professional appearance. He takes great care in forming his rings and bracelets into jewelry suitable for a reason, a season, or a lifetime.
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