spork and the sporf are derived from the spoon: they combine the bowl of the spoon with the tines of the fork and with both tines and the cutting edge of the knife respectively. See also Cutlery List of types of spoons Spoon bending Spoon theory Notes References Bednersh, Wayne. Collectible Souvenir Spoons: The Grand Tour. Collector Books, 2000. . Rainwater, Dorothy. Spoons From Around the World. New York: Shiffer Publishing, 1992. . Spark, Nick. Spoons West! Fred Harvey, the Navajo, and the Souvenir Spoons of the West 1890-1941. Los Angeles, California: Periscope Film, 2007. . External links The History of Eating Utensils - Spoons. Rietz Collection of Food Technology. The Making of a Spoon, Georgian style. Online Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks. Illustrated article on the hand forging of a spoon. History of Spoon - Eating Utensils Eating utensils de:Essbesteck#Löffel