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Rattail Five Piece Cutlery Set Snow When English potteries began massThe oldest of the English designs dating from the early 1600s with the distinctive tail on the backs of the spoon bowls and forks. This feature developed in an age when craftsmen made spoons in two pieces joining the bowl and handle together by means of soldering using a tapered tail as additional strength to the joint. This design also features a prominent rib down the front of the handle. This cutlery is crafted in Sheffield, England by a company