Prongs Collection

Bent Raider or Pike, 1939. Creator: Orison Daeda
Bent Raider or Pike, 1939

Fork, 1935 / 1942. Creator: John Swientochowski
Fork, 1935/1942

Triangular Plough Date: 1865

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Gardening, Planting, Tools, Fork rested in soil with green shoots

A Catchpole In The Centre And Military Forks On Either Side. From The British Army: Its Origins, Progress And Equipment, Published 1868

Hand Reaching Out For Bird

The personification of Hope, particularly in the maritime world. It is easy to see (when looking at this card) whereupon the phrase (and pub name!) The Hope and Anchor originates! Date: 1914

Selection of fashionable millinery pins 1886
Showy hair pins, every kind of metal and real or false stones used, the griffin pin is made in gold and enamels, the handle of the slver gilt sword is mother-of-pearl surrounded with stones in

Trade catalogue for irons 1911
Trade catalogue for Harrords department store, showing a selection of irons. Date: 1911

Cutlery, knife and fork

Pork loin tied with kitchen string and spit prongs inserted through each end, seasoned with sprigs of rosemary and thyme

Plugs

Adjustable Garden Hoe
An adjustable garden hoe is very useful for getting between rows of plants without any fear of damaging them. One or more sets of prongs can be removed, as desired. Date: 1930s

Foot fork-stabbing injury, X-ray
Foot fork-stabbing injury, coloured X-ray. The fork (white, top) has been stabbed into the area of the foot where the metatarsals join the tarsal bones

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"Prongs: A Journey Through Time and Design" Discover the fascinating world of prongs, where functionality meets artistry. From bookplate designs to military forks, these humble yet essential objects have left an indelible mark on history. Step back to 1939 with Bent Raider or Pike, a creation by Orison Daeda that showcases the intricate beauty of pronged tools. The Fork from 1935/1942, designed by John Swientochowski, exemplifies how even everyday utensils can be transformed into works of art. Travel further back in time to 1865 and explore the Triangular Plough—a testament to human ingenuity in agricultural advancements. Witness the personification of Hope through EyeUbiquitous_20106593's captivating image, reminding us that they have been instrumental in shaping our future. Delve into fashion history with a selection of fashionable millinery pins from 1886—tiny but mighty accessories that adorned elegant hats. Trade catalogues for irons in 1911 offer a glimpse into how prongs played a vital role in domestic life. Uncover their significance within military equipment as depicted in "A Catchpole In The Centre And Military Forks On Either Side" from "The British Army: Its Origins, Progress And Equipment, " published in 1868. But it is not just about function; it also symbolize desire and aspiration. Picture a hand reaching out for a bird—an allegory for chasing dreams and grasping opportunities. Lastly, indulge your imagination with an advert for Parisian Diamond Company from 1896—prongs securing precious gems represent both strength and elegance. In this captivating journey through time and design, we celebrate the versatility and impact on various aspects of our lives—from practicality to symbolism—and appreciate their enduring presence throughout history.