I recently obtained a new line of  jewelry that is made from silverplate flatware (silverware) and the pieces are stunning.  I even had the owner make me a watch and to her credit, I asked for an "art deco" style and that is exactly what I got; the pattern is from 1932.  Deb researches all the patterns she uses and whenever possible will identify the pattern, manufacturer, and year the item was made.  She will even custom make jewelry; so if you have your baby spoon or something special in the way of flatware, contact me and we can go through the possibilities.  We're not talking about silverware rings (although she has those too), but necklaces, earrings, letter openers, pins, pendants, posie pins, and bracelets.  She and her husband have a studio, and each piece has sterling silver findings.  She even makes a fabulous watch/brooch that would be perfect for those who prefer not to wear a wrist watch.  All of the items are unique, one of a kind types, so if I don't have something pictured, email me with inquiries.  If you have a pattern in mind, Deb will likely have it and can make it up for you. An example would be an old butter knife.  Using the knife blade, it could be made into a brooch with charms hanging from it; or even a thimble hanger.  From the handle, a scissor fob and a pendant for an omega chain.  So you could be getting three pieces from one utensil.