Mote spoons

Article Abstract:

Mote spoons, or mote skimmers, were used to remove tea leaves or tea dust from a cup of tea. They were popular in the 17th and 18th centuries as part of a tea service, but fell out of use when processed tea in bags emerged. They have been found in small, medium and very large sizes.

Tea making paraphernalia, Tea making equipment, Spoons

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Egg coddlers: Egg-citing and utilitarian

Article Abstract:

The attraction of antique egg-coddlers as collectible items is examined. Their history and uses are discussed and styles and price trends assessed; hints on using coddlers are included.

Cooking, Equipment and supplies, Eggs (Food), Cookery (Eggs), Antiques

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Shelley china

Article Abstract:

A collector of pottery made by the Shelley China Company talks about the history of company. Shelley products include tea sets, jelly molds, vases, figurines, clocks and lamps.

Pottery, English, English pottery

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