Traditional Flatware

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1948. Delicate flowers placed along the edge of the handle create an elegant design. All items are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was designed in 1935. Its handle is adorned with a leafy, floral design that will remind you of your high school prom. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

Rose Tiara is a sterling silver pattern that was introduced in 1963, typifying the gentler aspect of Gorham design. All items are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1932. It has a plain, matte-finished, pointed tip, handle projecting a more antique look than most sterling flatware that tend to be more highly polished. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This classic sterling silver pattern was introduced in 1897, and is evocative of the Rococo style. The pleasing scrolls extending around the tines and bowls strikes a delicate balance with the stately shell design. All itmems are brand new, never used.

This beautiful pattern of fine sterling silver, designed in 1986, is reminiscent of crashing waves. All items are brand new, never used.

This beautiful pattern of fine sterling silver, designed in 1986, is reminiscent of crashing waves. All items are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver debuted in 1937. It features a string of roses down the center of its highly polished handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1932. It has a plain, matte-finished, pointed tip, handle projecting a more antique look than most sterling flatware that tend to be more highly polished. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1937. Its smooth contour and channeled top is very comfortable in the hand and its widening handle is reminiscent of classic Chippendale furniture. It is accented by tiny flowers on both sides of the handles. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver debuted in 1962. It has delicate scrolls edging a shiny handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This elegant and subtle pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1961. All pieces are brand new, never used.

This beautiful Leaf Absinthe Spoon is an exact reproduction of an antique considered to be very rare and quite elusive by collectors. The slight curvature of the grille creates a bit of a funnel, which helps to focus the sugar water to the center spine of the spoon as it falls into the glass of absinthe. The attractive design makes it one of our most popular.

This pattern of fine sterling silver is the perfect complement to any formal dinnerware. Its classic shape feels nice to the touch. The handle is finished with a shell design and is wide enough to be engraved with your initials or monogram. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This absinthe spoon is usually referred to as the arrow spoon because of the small arrow cutouts in its grille. It is very similar to the #10 spoon. The major difference being that this spoon has a flatter surface opposed to the slight rise in on the sides of the #10 spoon. This spoon is used in the preparation of a traditional French or Swiss absinthe.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1932. It has a plain, matte-finished, pointed tip, handle projecting a more antique look than most sterling flatware that tend to be more highly polished. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This Sterling Silver pattern was introduced in 1936. Reminiscent of Thomas Chippendale's strikingly intricate design, this pattern is both elegant and regal. It is one of Gorham's more extravagant creations and will lend an air of formality to your tablescape. All items are brand new, never used

First released in 1948, this Sterling Silver pattern is evocative of the rosewood carvings from the Melrose Mansion of Natchez, Mississippi. It strikes a delicate balance between being ornate as well as somewhat subdued. All items are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver debuted in 1950. It is decorated with vines and small flower blossoms. This 5 piece place setting includes a place knife 9", place fork 7.25", salad fork 6.75", teaspoon 6" and cream soup spoon 6.25". These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This classic sterling silver pattern was introduced in 1897, and is evocative of the Rococo style. The pleasing scrolls extending around the tines and bowls strikes a delicate balance with the stately shell design. All itmems are brand new, never used.

This reproduction absinthe spoon originated in Switzerland, the birthplace of absinthe. Besides the cross in the middle of the grille representing the national emblem of Switzerland (a predominate feature in their flag), the Swiss cross is more importantly known as a sign of quality in the absinthe world. This cut-out cross allows the sugar and water to drop easily into the glass of absinthe.

This beautiful sterling silver pattern was introduced in 1939. The rope-like design runs along the edge, ending in a pointed tip, which leaves a space for a personalized monogram. All itmems are brand new, never used.

This beautiful Murano Glass butter or soft cheese spreader spells European elegance and tradition at the dinner table. A perfect gift for those who like to entertain or just enjoy beautifully served meals, this server features genuine Murano glass handle made in avventurina technique with 24-Karat yellow gold sparkles. The resulting design reminds of the ancient Venetian treasures and brings the same richness of hues and sparkles of gold to your dining room.
This piece features durable and stain-resistant chrome finish and measures about 5 inches in length.

This beautiful pattern of fine sterling silver, designed in 1986, is reminiscent of crashing waves. All items are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1892. It is embossed with a rose inspired pattern on the handle with a place for personalized engraving. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1892. It is embossed with a rose inspired pattern on the handle with a place for personalized engraving. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This beautiful pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1956. The handle is decorated with delicate scrolls at the neck and down the edge of its length.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1850. It has a plain, modern look with a shiny handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

With its beautiful leaf design, this absinthe spoon is one of our most popular. The large cutouts in the grille of the spoon easily allow the sugar water to pass through its openings and into the glass of absinthe. It is an exact reproduction of a late 19th century absinthe spoon.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1987 by Kirk Stieff. It is sleek and modern looking, appropriate for both casual and formal entertaining. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver debuted in 1962. It has delicate scrolls edging a shiny handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This type of spoon is one of the oldest of all absinthe spoon designs and commonly referred to as the "playing card spoon" because of card designs on the grill, in the middle of its handle. The grill is used to hold the sugar cube while preparing a traditional French or Swiss absinthe. Drinkers would turn the spoon upside down and lay it across the glass to hold their sugar cube.

This pattern of fine sterling silver, introduced in 1942, is best described as simply graceful. It is emblematic of the colonial America style, and has a decorative tip on the end of a handle wide enough for a personalized engraving. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

Exquisitly designed with the delicate splendor associated with France in the 1700's, this elegant pattern was first introduced in 1895. This sophisticated design is adorned with a series of finely engraved edges surrounding a sleek center along the handle, a fleur de lis, and a wider area near the tip that can be personalied with a monogram. This is a dazzling compliment to both casual and formal table settings. This Sterling Silver flatware is brand new, new used.

This very popular and attractive spoon features the word "ABSINTHE" stamped out in its grill. The sugar is placed on top of this cuout to allow the suag water to pass through the spoon once the cold water is added. The spoon is not a reproduction of an antique, but rather a cross between an original and a modern day absinthe spoon.

Newport Scroll is a comparatively new sterling silver pattern, having been introduced in 1983. It's design is somewhat modern, with bright handles ending in elegant flared ends. All items are brand new, never used.