1810 International Sterling Silver Flatware Set 72 Pc
$12,800.00
An expansive 72 piece heavy set of faithfully reproduced coin silver pattern from the original Colonial die owned by International Silver. The American sterling silver flatware produced in the "1810 Eighteen Ten" pattern by International Silver Company in Meriden, Connecticut. Crafted in 0.925 sterling silver. The 1810 collection is produced after early American Colonial forms with a classical fiddle-tip design, narrow stems, and elegantly polished and undecorated surfaces. The 1810 set was discontinued in 2009. Graceful and elegant design without monograms in a lustrous polished silver finish. Includes a vintage Naken's silverware chest. Service for 12 plus. 72 Pieces. From an estate in San Francisco, CA.
12 knives: 9"
13 place forks 7.5"
13 salad spoons 6.5"
12 boullion spoons 6.25"
12 teaspoons 6"
1 tablespoon 8"
1 pierced serving spoon 7.75"
1 sugar spoon 6"
1 master butter knife 7"
1 master butter knife 7"
1 pie server 10.25"
1 serving fork 8.5"
2 teaspoons 5.5"
1 serving spoon 13.25"
Dimensions: 10"w x 1.5"d x 0.5"h
Circa: 20th Century, United States
Materials: Stainless Steel, Sterling Silver
Condition: Good, minor wear consistent with age and use. Beautifully crafted in very good condition with light age-appropriate wear. Minor signs of use consistent with age.
