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Old English pattern
noun
- a spoon pattern having a stem curving backward at the end.
Word History and Origins
Origin of Old English pattern1
Example Sentences
Enlisted soldiers use silverware from the utilitarian Annapolis line; officers get more expensive Sheffield sets, with an ornate Old English pattern.
The house he afterward built and lived in at Newport, of the quaint old English pattern, was standing within the recollection of many older inhabitants.
Quiet, orderly series of murders in the Old English pattern.
They are of various shapes, the professional, or old English pattern, being something of the construction of a "bat-folding" net.
The swallows had their coat tails cut after the same old English pattern, and built their nests after the same model, and twittered under the eaves with the same ecstacy, and played the same antics in the air.
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