This tableware item consists of a utensil crafted from a base metal, typically copper or brass, that has been coated with a layer of silver through electroplating. “Revelation” in this context likely refers to a specific pattern or design name given to the silverware by the manufacturer. As an example, one might find a set of “Revelation” pattern flatware, including various types of spoons, each bearing the characteristic design.
The creation of such items allowed for the widespread enjoyment of silverware aesthetics at a lower cost than solid silver. This manufacturing process enabled more households to own attractive and functional dining implements. Historically, silver-plated items became popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, representing a blend of affordability and elegance in dining.
