An American silver Labors of Cupid pattern flatware service, Dominick & Haff, New York, early 20th century

originally called 1900 Pattern, unengraved, comprising:
12 dinner forks, with two cupids serving with tray
12 short-handled knives, with a cupid drinking tea
12 salad forks, with cupid eating salad
12 dessert forks, with cupid gathering fruit on a ladder
12 soup spoons, with cupid gathering berries
24 teaspoons, with cupid drinking tea
1 salad serving fork, with two cupids at the table and one serving
1 ice cream server, with the same
86 pieces

blades replaced on the knives and some wear to modeling on handles, otherwise good, no signs of engraving removed
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The retail jewelry firm of George W. Welsh's Sons took this form of their name in 1919, when they were located at 213 Broadway, New York City.