Hi Michael,
Try the following:  "What's What A Visual Glossary of the Physical World"
by David Fisher and Reginald Bragonier Jr., published by Hammond
Incorporated, Maplewood, New Jersey, c. 1981.  It has photos of a place
setting and a dessert setting with all dishes and utensils named.  It is
also a great reference for lots of other things.  It has photos of common
everyday items with all of their parts named properly.  We use it all the
time for cataloging.
Sincerely,
Dave Ryan
Registrar
Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum
www.cspm.org

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