Wm. Rogers "Berwick" Spoon Keychain – 1904 Silverplate

Silverplate. Made from Berwick, by Wm. Rogers, patented 1904.

Wm. Rogers patented Berwick in 1904, and it was also sold as Diana. This keychain is cut from a Berwick fork handle, with open blossoms, round veined leaves and a curled bud stacked at the tip, framed by a looping scroll border down both sides.

How it's made

Made from the handle of a real fork, cut and polished by hand. It comes on a split key ring with a swivel clasp, so it clips onto a bag or a belt loop just as easy as your keys.

Real silverplate, so it can darken over time. A quick polish brings back the shine, or let it age.

Limited

Every keychain is cut from a real fork in this pattern, and I picked each one out by hand. Not every fork makes a good keychain, so I only kept the ones that looked right. Yours will match the photo but have its own bit of wear. I only have so many forks in this pattern, and when they're gone, they're gone.

Every Piece Was Somebody's Spoon

I've been bending spoons into rings in Augusta, Georgia, since 2021, and for just about that whole time y'all have asked me for keychains. These are the first ones I've ever released.

None of these are copies or casts. Each keychain is the real fork, with whatever wear it picked up in somebody's kitchen drawer. Somebody ate Sunday dinner with this fork long before it was on your keys.

— Dennis

Stainless: wipe it with a soft cloth now and then. It won't tarnish.

Silverplate: it darkens a little over time. A quick polish with a silver cloth brings the shine back, or you can let it age.

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