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Medora is called "Rough Rider Country" because of its deep ties to Theodore Roosevelt and the famous 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry—the Rough Riders—that he led during the Spanish-American War.
This beautiful butterscotch-colored shiny double spoon rest serves as both a souvenir from Medora, North Dakota, a part of US history, as well as a functional kitchen tool. It has a high gloss ceramic glaze. Its hanging hole makes it easy to display on your wall.
The design features The Rough Riders - three Cowboys on horses riding and roping, a horseshoe in the middle, and a cowboy hat between the two spoons at the bottom.
It measure 7 1/2” long and 4 1/4” inches wide.
It’s a unique addition to your collectible items, especially for those who have visited, lived in, or now call Medora, N.D. their home, as well as American history lovers.
It’s a lovely piece to display in your kitchen or to give as a gift.
