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someone suggested for hor d’ourves, but they are metal. about 2 5/8" long
I have more pics in the listing…just hopin for ideas..
thank you!!
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starshinin Reputation: 28 See starshinin's booth |
Star they are food picks,placed on the table to pick up tidbits.I have a very similar set myself.
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BeckysBeadsandMore Reputation: 32 See BeckysBeadsandMore's booth |
Both Thailand and also The island of Java produce these tiny metal spears made with brass handles as (vadrafthorse) has described.
Pier 1 and Cost Plus stores currently have those in stock.
Good luck!
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
thanks everyone!! i wasn’t sure since they’re metal, but after you’re responses did some searchin, found some similar, but not exact, but is good enough for me :)
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starshinin Reputation: 28 See starshinin's booth |
They are for cocktail garnishing, such as an orange slice or cherry in a high ball or an olive in a martini.
Since they are made of metal they must be pretty old.
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monkeyface07 Reputation: 14 See monkeyface07's booth |
I have had these for years. They are for getting the olive or other items out of your drink.
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adelberta3 Reputation: 120 See adelberta3's booth |
Yes i belive appitizers old world or indians used brass metels …my hubby is greek and his mom had simular
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OVYEE Reputation: 60 See OVYEE's booth |
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