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[email protected]The Fiddle pattern is distinguished by its plain handle, shaped like the body of a violin or fiddle, which tapers to a slim stem. This pattern features pronounced shoulders, with spoon handles turning down and fork handles turning up. Traditionally, forks in the Fiddle pattern have four prongs (tines).
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In the 19th century, the Fiddle pattern emerged as a popular design, notable for its simplicity and absence of distinguishable shoulders. It is also known as the Oar pattern. Originating in France, this pattern featured terminals on both forks and spoons that turned up. In contrast, English versions of the pattern were crafted to incorporate the successful design elements of the Old English pattern, reflecting positive changes in flatware design.