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And it did a pretty nice job. Here's the loot.
I got 4 each knives, dinner forks and dessert forks in the same pattern and 2 spoons in a slightly different pattern. That was all they had. Apparently some other woman was in the day before and stole I mean bought the 4 matching spoons that I wanted. *
But the best part of the silverware? Have a look at these close-ups.....
The knives and forks!
The teaspoons!
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Isn't that so cool! The letter "D"!!! "D" -- for my favorite moniker, Doris the Great!
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Now everyone who eats at my house --- or at least 4 people --- will really know how really great I really am! (Do I sound like Sally Fields there?) I mean, after all: it's not just anyone who has monogrammed silverware! Like maybe The Donald; or Tom & Katie perhaps. But do the everyday common folk have monogrammed silverware? I very highly doubt it.
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Actually, I only have 2 place settings like this. The other 2 will have to wait until the first 2 are finished with the teaspoon before they can use it. So, perhaps I'll put lesser diners in those spots at the table; like my kids when they won't do as I tell them! Or my sister who stole my sparkly dress back in Grade 6 and got a stain on it! Yeah! People like that!) *
I also found this spoon with an "L" on it for my Libby girl!

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I'll store them all in the box with my Grandma's silverware which haven't been cleaned yet.
*But I'm going to try to find some alternative to storing them there. Did you know that storing your silverware in fabric leads to quicker oxidation and tarnish?
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10 comments:
You are too funny! Now I think some monogrammed napkins are in order. Maybe with "the Great" embroidered tone on tone in linen. I am going to see if I can find some of that polish! Even though I don't have engraved flatware it could still sparkle.
How beautiful they are!!!
Funny girl! Love the silverware and isn't it fun to find something lovel with your initial on it!!!
You really brought that lovely silver to life! It makes me want to get out my wedding silver and make it Twinkle too!
Your post brought a smile to my face! Thanks for a much needed laugh!
How beautiful and I LOVE mongramed anything...it shows you go the extra mile to mark your possessions - HA
I think syntethic transparent vinegar (diluted in some water) does a good job in cleaning & polishing silverware. It's cheap and it should have its place in any household.
Doris the Great, what a find! :) I definitely like the idea of having the lesser diners use the less than placesetting...Isn't it amazing how monogrammed silverware can thrill?!Oh, and thanks for being funny! Your blog always makes me smile. :)
Wow! They're downright sparkly!
I tried the old baking soda trick, once...after an entire afternoon of scrubbing, everything came out clean. Who knew.
I'll be looking for Twinkle, next time.
Beautiful silver. Did ya know if you put some plain old stick chalk in your storage box it will not tarnish near as fast. I've gone years just tradin' out the chalk. Just sayin......
Have a beautiful day sweetie!!!
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