Gravy Ladle

This graceful pattern designed by master silversmith Horold E. Nock is styled in the Old Victorian tradition, with refined lines and a restrained decoration popular in the early Victorian era. Introduced in 1942, it features a distinctive violin-shaped handle, a crown of curling leaves, a center rosette with tapering tendrils, and scrolls and flutes along the handle. The classic design is exceptionally versatile, suiting many styles of décor and any dining occasion from family meals to holiday celebrations. A serving tool for gravies and sauces.

STERLING IS DISHWASHER SAFE, BUT HAND WASHING WITH A MILD DETERGENT IS RECOMMENDED. AFTER EACH USE PROMPTLY WASH, OR AT LEAST RINSE, STERLING IN HOT WATER. DO NOT LEAVE STERLING SOAKING, AS IT CAN PERMANENTLY DAMAGE THE METAL. POLISH YOUR STERLING ONCE OR TWICE A YEAR, WHETHER IT HAS BEEN USED REGULARLY OR NOT. DO NOT WRAP IN RUBBER BANDS, PLASTIC, NEWSPAPER, OR ANY HIGH SULPHUR MATERIAL. DAILY USE IS ENCOURAGED AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF SILVER CARE.