Mid 20th Century Mismatched Rosewood and Stainless Steel Serving and Bar Utensils, a Set of 12

Offered are twelve mismatched vintage Burnco and Vernco stainless steel barware and table serving utensils that include a tall cocktail mixing spoon, a matching bar pick fork, a pâté and dip spreader, a half-moon shaped serving spoon, two (2) serving spoons (for ice-cream, dips, etc), a cake, quiche, lasagna and pie server, a carving knife and two-pronged fork, a pair of intertwining salad servers – a fork and spoon – as well as a bottle opener, each with carved Rosewood retrofitted handles. They were made in Japan, circa. 1970s.

The salad server handle ends are curled in the form of hooks in order to hang them from the rim of a bowl, or from a wall-mounted kitchen utensil rack, or intertwined at the end of their stems to form tongs (see photos).

The intertwining salad servers measure 2.5″ W, 8.75″ L, 0.5″ D
There are two (2) serving spoons that measure 2.25″ W x 9″ L
The Vernco half-moon serving spoon has a Teak wood handle and measures 2″ W x 10.25″ L
The pie server measures: 1.25″ W x 8″ L
The cheese spreader measures 1.25″ W x 8″ L
The cocktail mixing spoon measures: 0.875″ W x 9.25″ L
The pick fork measures: 0.875″ W x 9.25″ L
The carving fork measures 0.875″ W x 9.5″ L
The serrated carving knife: 1.25″ W x 12.75″ L
The bottle opener measures: 1.5″ W x 6.75″ L