Shrimp Cocktail

spoons, eight shrimp/cocktail forks. One large salad serving spoon, one large salad serving fork, one

Oneida Modern silver plate serving platter dish shrimp cocktail chips and dip tray. Circa mid 20th

. 12 ice tea spoons. 12 soup spoons. 12 salad forks. 30 teaspoons 12 shrimp cocktail forks. Three

-orange, hand-blown 12" glass bowl. It’s great for shrimp cocktail, nuts, or chocolates, but also works

have different designed heads as the serving picks.. great for shrimp cocktails!!! etc.... they are

, fruit and best of all caviar or shrimp cocktail. The incredibly rare separate matching "Rosa" inserts

These delightful silver-plate Taxco olive picks or shrimp forks/cocktail have 12 different

Vintage Frank M. Whiting number C607 six sectioned / divided shrimp, appetiser, cocktail serving

Wonderful and glamorous set of six Dorothy C. Thorpe gold fleck shrimp cocktail glasses and inserts

shimmering serveware features a round bowl / shrimp cocktail dish style top rising on delicate short pedestal

desserts, shrimp cocktail, caviar....everything looks and tastes better served in these stunning bowls

on the underside of each crystal bowl. This serving bowl is perfect if you're looking for a shrimp

A set of eight Italian Mid-Century Modern Era silver plate seafood cocktail forks with shrimp-tail

can also use these to serve fruit cocktail or even shrimp cocktail. They would make a stunning

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