Dover Teaspoons Silverware Set for 4
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Four Dover teaspoons: the piece that leaves the house in a lunch bag, replaced in the same five-petal pattern.
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Teaspoons go missing faster than anything else in a flatware drawer, and a Dover service short three of them stops looking like a service. This is a set of four in the same pattern as the full line: five-petal flowers scrolled into the handle, mirror finish, heavy in the hand. The steel is 18/10, so machine washing does nothing to it. Buy once and the count is right again.
Why the count slips
Teaspoons ride out with coffee, yogurt and packed lunches, and they are the piece guests load into the wrong drawer. Forks and knives stay home. A service bought for eight is usually a service for eight in everything except teaspoons, which is why open stock exists in the first place.
Heavy steel at small scale
Thin teaspoons bend in a jar of peanut butter and tip off the saucer. Dover keeps its weight at teaspoon size, so the handle stays put and the bowl holds its shape under pressure. The mirror polish is the same as on the dinner pieces, which matters when old and new sit side by side on one table.
Dishwasher, then drawer
The 18/10 alloy is the grade that resists rust hardest, so there is no polishing routine and no hand-drying rule attached to these. Load them, run the machine, put them away. Teaspoons get washed more often than any other piece, and that is exactly the test this steel is specified for.
