Traditional Flatware

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.

First introduced in 1971, Medici Sterling Silver is a relatively new design. It has substantial weight, and scintillating, highly etched edges that compliment the sleek center panel. All items are brand new, never 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.

Lavalliere, by Puiforcat, is an elegant pattern of silverplated flatware.

This beautiful pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1967. The handle is decorated with a floral pattern tastefully accented by a black background.

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 debuted in 1940 and is reminiscent of colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. It has a very simple matte handle. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver debuted in 1950. It is decorated with vines and small flower blossoms. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1951. It has a pierced handle with a very ornate floral design on the end.

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 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 1970. It has a pierced handle with an elegant floral motif.

Modern geometric style handcrafted stainless steel meat fork & vegetable spoon (w/ gift box).

This pattern of fine sterling silver debuted in 1950. It is decorated with vines and small flower blossoms. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

A gorgeous accent to a well-set table is a great conversation-starter, which sets the right mood for those special meals. Stun your guests with this one-of-a-kind Italian Salad Server designed and handcrafted by the famous artisans in a family glass-making studio on Murano island in Venice, Italy. An indisputable glass-making capital of the world for a thousand years, Murano is where the supremely skilled glass masters have been making beautiful jewelry, tableware, and decorative pieces for the distinguished families in Italy and beyond. The highlight of this unique salad spoon is its handle, crafted from authentic Murano Glass beads lined with .925 sterling silver leaf, evoking the sparkling of magnificent palaces reflected in Venetian canals. Being a part of long-standing Venetian tradition of elegance, this salad serving spoon, alone or in a set with a matching salad fork, makes a great hostess gift. It is also a fine present for special occasions, from birthdays and anniversaries to housewarmings and winter holidays.

• Measurements: The handle is 6-1/2 inch long. The spoon surface measures 3-1/2 x 2-1/4. The full length of the salad spoon is about 14-1/2 inches.
• All metal pieces of this Murano Glass salad serving spoon 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 spoon (about 6oz).
• The handle is crafted with handmade authentic Murano Glass and minor variations of color and pattern are possible. The spoon 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 spoon is certainly a solid choice in high-end tableware and gifts.

This beautiful pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1969. The handle is decorated with a nice floral pattern from neck to tip.

Serve appetizing salads in style with this wood salad serving set. Ergonomically designed with a textured handle for firm grip, these wood salad servers are perfect for tossing and serving your favorite salads, while the natural brown finish complements any dining setting. Perfect for serving your culinary creations in style! *Salad server set *Richly grained beechwood servers *Measures 15" long from handle to tip *Elliptical-shaped handle provides comfortable and slip-free grip *Eco-friendly style; Strong yet lightweight

This beautiful pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1966.

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 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 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.

La Scala Sterling Silver was design by Peter C. Gavette and was released in 1964. All items are brand new, never used.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1933. It has a decorative floral design on the handle that includes a space for a personalized monogram. These pieces are all brand new and have never been used.

This elegant pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1954. With a rose perfectly placed on the handle of each piece, this silverware will definitely enhance your table.

One of our most ornate and popular spoons, this faithful reproduction is considered to be one of the most collectable of all antique absinthe spoons. This flower absinthe spoon features a large flat surface allowing it to accommodate large absinthe glasses. The grille features 10 slots in a circular design where to sugar is placed and the cold water is dripped or poured.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1922. It has a simple handle accented by a flower on the tip. 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.

Adding fun little details to the way your serve food and drink items is a way to get your guests attention and keep them coming back. This set of Teapot Tea Spoons w/ Crystal is definitely no exception to this rule. These spoons are actually constructed out of stainless steel, but they feature a beautiful silver-plated finish. In addition to the glamour that silverware will add to serving iced-tea, each spoon features a fun tea pot on the end of each of the long handles.

• Crafted of silver plated material
• Set includes 4 spoons
• Accented with teapots and crystal at tips
• Measures approximately 4"long.a

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1933. It has a decorative floral design on the handle that includes a space for a personalized monogram. These pieces are all brand new and have never

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.

This beautiful pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1967. The handle is decorated with a floral pattern tastefully accented by a black background.

This pattern of fine sterling silver was introduced in 1957. It has gentle scrolls on the handle.

Lavalliere, by Puiforcat, is an elegant pattern of silverplated flatware.

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 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 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.