Eclectic Flatware

This elegant pattern of fine sterling silver was created by famous designer Harold E. Nock and introduced in 1942. Reminiscent of the Victorian period of British history, it has wavy ribbons and florets decorating a delicate handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in the 1820's by Samuel Kirk. It has a genuinely majestic looking style and the pieces in the collection are very heavy. All items are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver debuted in 1966. According to Cherokee legend, the white roses from the Shenandoah Valley would bring pure and everlasting love to any maiden that would wear them. This tradition is recreated in the beautiful blossoms and ribbons around the edges of the handles of Shenandoah. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1932. It is decorated with flowers and scrolls, ending in a pointed tip handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver is evocative of the hand woven baskets and nets of the Aegean Sea, hand crafted by the fishermen of the early mediteranean era, said to be the origin of civilization. It is adorned with 24K gold accents. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1949. It features curling scrolls from the tip all the way to the head. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

Lady Claire has a charming design of flowers and leaves. This elegant pattern of hand engraved sterling silver flatware was introduced in 1925. All items are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver debuted 1941. It is reminiscent of European architechture from the 14th through the 18th century, and has a column of tropical leaves on the handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was created in 1948. Its thin delicate edging of rolling leaves gives it a uncomplicated grace. It is suited to both formal and casual dining. 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

This pattern of fine sterling silver introduced in 1970, is of typical colonial style. It features a plain, polished handle with a shell on the tip. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1932. It is decorated with flowers and scrolls, ending in a pointed tip handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1964. It is one of Towle's most intricate designs. With traditional scrolls on the handles, it has a very formal presentation. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver debuted 1941. It is reminiscent of European architechture from the 14th through the 18th century, and has a column of tropical leaves on the handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This elegant pattern of fine sterling silver was created by famous designer Harold E. Nock and introduced in 1942. Reminiscent of the Victorian period of British history, it has wavy ribbons and florets decorating a delicate handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

A gorgeous statement of refined taste, this Italian Salad Server is crafted by talented Murano Glass artisans in a traditional workshop on Murano island. Its unique design features the handle crafted with stunning Millefiori Murano Glass jewels created by hand using a complicated glass-making technique, which changed little over the centuries. The end result is a mosaic-like pattern in rich colors splashed against the black background, making this salad server an ideal choice for any festive occasion. Add to that Venice's reputation as the most romantic place in the world, and you have the silverware which is just perfect for the wedding day ceremony, and which will add Venice's special allure to the celebration of love and marriage. Complement this salad fork with the matching spoon to give a truly royal gift to the newlyweds, or to anyone who loves to set their table in style and values the unique artistic heritage of Venice.

• Measurements: The handle is 6-1/2 inch long. The fork surface measures 3-1/2 x 2-1/4. The full length of the salad fork is about 14-1/2 inches.
• All metal pieces of this Murano Glass salad serving fork are made of the top-quality 304-grade stainless steel and are chrome-plated to ensure long-lasting polish and shine, even after years of use.
• One can immediately see the high quality in the look and feel, as well as in the weight of this fork (about 6oz).
• The handle is crafted with handmade authentic Murano Glass and minor variations of color and pattern are possible. The fork comes with the certificate of authenticity.
• Please note: This serving piece is NOT dishwasher-safe. It should be washed only by hand and dried off with a towel.
• A fine piece showcasing the centuries-old Venetian artistic tradition, this salad serving fork is certainly a solid choice in high-end tableware and gifts.

This pattern of fine sterling silver, introduced in 1950, is evocative of the movement of the rolling seas. It is characterized by a collection of waves on the handle and an intriguing flared, shell design on the tip. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

Stradivari is reflective of the classic designs of the virtuoso violin maker of the 17th-18th century, Antonio Stradivari. This pattern of fine sterling silver, introduced in 1937, has beautiful floral garlands that rim the handles. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1932. It is decorated with flowers and scrolls, ending in a pointed tip handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

Finely carved floral designs artfully arranged along the handle and by the neck of this whimsical pattern are balanced by a sleek central panel edged with delicate borders. Introduced in 1899, the beautiful clusters of buttercups adorning each piece are evocative of fine, hand-sewn lace and reminiscent of the romance of marriage. This touching pattern is appropriate for both casual and formal dining. This 5 piece place setting includes 1 place fork 7.5", a hollow-handle place knife 9", a salad fork 6.75", a teaspoon 6" and a cream soup spoon 6". This Sterling Silver flatware is brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1964. It has simple, gentle scrolls edging a delicate handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

Lady Claire has a charming design of flowers and leaves. This elegant pattern of hand engraved sterling silver flatware was introduced in 1925. All items are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1962. It has a simple ribbon along the edge of a polished handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1980. It shows a distinct dedication to tradition and charm. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1964. It is one of Towle's most intricate designs. With traditional scrolls on the handles, it has a very formal presentation. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

Intricate scrolls adorn the handle of this classic pattern of fine sterling silver. Introduced in 1846, Mayflower is a beautiful pattern which can be engraved. All pieces are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1970. It is regally elegant and evocative of the affluence and majesty of the era of Queen Elizabeth I. It features sinuous edges and exquisite floral accents on the neck and tip. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1967. It is classicly traditional and highly ornate. It is adorned with scrolling ribbons along the edges of the handle, much like the those used in 17th and 18th century Europe. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1962. It has a simple ribbon along the edge of a polished handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1906. Each piece in the Francis I collection has a different fruit themed design on the handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver is evocative of the hand woven baskets and nets of the Aegean Sea, hand crafted by the fishermen of the early mediteranean era, said to be the origin of civilization. It is adorned with 24K gold accents. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1964. It is one of Towle's most intricate designs. With traditional scrolls on the handles, it has a very formal presentation. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was created in 1948. Its thin delicate edging of rolling leaves gives it a uncomplicated grace. It is suited to both formal and casual dining. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was first introduced in 1892, the same year Charles Stieff founded his workshop in Maryland. The handles are completely covered in a floral motif. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

Intricate scrolls adorn the handle of this classic pattern of fine sterling silver. Introduced in 1846, Mayflower is a beautiful pattern which can be engraved. All pieces are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was first introduced in 1892, the same year Charles Stieff founded his workshop in Maryland. The handles are completely covered in a floral motif. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.