Reed & Barton
American Sterling Silver Flatware Set
Early 20th Century
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Description
Extensive sterling silver flatware set of the 1907 Reed and Barton iconic Francis the First pattern.
- Sold as a set of 159.
- Designed by French silversmith Ernest Meyer.
- Cornucopia fruit cluster pattern named after King Francis I of Angouleme of France in the 16th century.
- Compromising place settings and serving pieces, stored in original felt-lined wood box.
Provenance
Acquired by descent by the present owner.
Condition Report
Very GoodLight scratches and patination consistent with age and gentle use.
One spoon has a rough edge.
Box exterior shows significant wear.
Dimensions
20 dinner knives: Width: 9.25 in.
12 butter knives: Width: 6.25 in.
20 dinner forks: Width: 7.25 in.
20 salad forks: Width: 6.00 in.
21 teaspoons: Width: 6.00 in.
12 sporks: Width: 5.25 in.
12 soup spoons: Width: 5.75 in.
12 dessert spoons: Width: 4.25 in.
12 dessert forks: Width: 5.50 in.
1 serving knife: Width: 7.00 in.
1 serrated dessert server: Width: 7.50 in.
2 fish forks: Width: 7.00 in.
1 relish fork: Width: 5.00 in.
1 spoon: Width 6.00 in.
1 relish spoon: Width: 4.50 in.
2 gravy ladles: Width: 6.00 in.
1 scalloped serving spoon: Width: 6.25 in.
1 pierced serving spoon: Width: 4.75 in.
1 gravy ladle: Width: 6.75 in.
1 pierced serving spoon: Width: 8.25 in.
1 serving spoon: Width: 8.25 in.
1 pair of relish tongs: Width: 4.75 in.
1 carving knife: Width: 10.25 in.
1 carving fork: Width: 9.75 in.
Materials
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Decorative Style
Country of Origin
SKU
C8VNV