Paul Revere Iced Tea Spoons, Set of 4
4.3★ · 89 ratings
Four long-handled Paul Revere spoons, satin finished and heavy in the hand, built to reach the bottom of a tall glass.
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Iced tea spoons are the pieces a boxed service rarely covers, and the ones a summer table misses first. This set adds four of them in Paul Revere, the plain colonial line Oneida drew for good houses and restaurants. The handles are contoured, the finish is satin, and the steel is 18/10 with a limited lifetime warranty behind it.
What the long stem is for
A teaspoon drowns in a sixteen-ounce glass. The iced tea spoon keeps its bowl on the bottom and your knuckles above the rim, which is what sweet tea, cold brew, tall lemonade and anything poured over ice actually need. Four is a sensible count, since these come out seasonally rather than at every meal.
Colonial symmetry, no flourish
Paul Revere reads as early American: balanced proportion, straight outline, nothing sculpted at the tip. The handle is contoured rather than flat, so the weight settles into the palm instead of sitting on top of it. Next to an ornate pattern it looks severe. On its own table it looks settled, which was the point of the design.
Satin steel through the dishwasher
The satin finish pulls the glare off the 18/10 stainless and leaves an even, low sheen in place of a mirror. That alloy is the rust-resistant one, so machine washing is routine rather than a gamble, and the limited lifetime warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship. No polishing ritual attaches to any of it.
