Featured Silver Utensil Use Help

Hi All,
I need some help with a couple of pieces
any information appreciated.
thanks for looking
#1, sterling handles, each piece is 8 1/2"L. Tomato server and Salad fork?



#2 - the little bit that holds the handle and piece together is marked sterling, what is it called?

 

#1 Do look like tomato server and some kind of serving fork. (Salad server is often wider or even bowl shaped in the tines.)

@2 A collar. (at least that's what we call them here.)

 

ok, serving fork works for me.
collar, thank-you bakers, it has been driving me crazy trying to remember

 

I've also heard the term ferrule for the part shown in #2

 

Yes, Quirky!

 

thank-you quirkygirl I've not heard that term.

 

First picture
8" is too big for a salad fork. I would think Cold Meat fork

Second picture
Fish knife, and sardine fork, not sure about the smaller one

What quirky said was ferrule (and I've heard it called this), I've always called
a bolster. I may or may not be correct.

 

Ferrule is correct though autocorrect doesn't think it's a word

 

A ferrule (a corruption of Latin viriola "small bracelet", under the influence of ferrum "iron") is any of a number of types of objects, generally used for fastening, joining, sealing or reinforcement. They are often narrow circular rings made from metal,

 

Cluttered is right on "cold meat fork." I was poking around in my brain for that term last night, but found it too late to post.

 

thanks cluttered

 

We calls them bands or ferrules here.