Whiting Manufacturing Co "Madame Morris" Sterling Silver Forks and More
Item Details
An assortment of sterling silver flatware. This includes a Whiting Manufacturing Company Louis XV fork with a flared handle featuring scrolled edging along the edge of the handle with a plume tipped terminal and a personalized engraving. The pattern was designed by Charles Osborne and first introduced in 1891. This is presented with an S. Kirk & Son fork in the Repousse pattern that was first introduced in 1828. The fork has a flared handle with a repousse design featuring a variety of flowers. The final items in the assortment are four Whiting Manufacturing Company forks in the Madame Morris pattern designed by Charles Osborne and first introduced in 1909. The set have flared coffin handles with plume details on the terminals and beaded details on the reeded stems. The backs bear the Whiting Manufacturing Company lion with a ‘W’ in a shield and are marked sterling. The forks have a personalized engraving on the handles. The total approximate weight is 7.085 ozt.
Condition
minor surface wear including faint scratches and minimal tarnish; some have a personalized engraving on the handleDimensions
- measurement of largest fork; approximate total sterling silver weight is 7.085 ozt.
Item #
17ATL128-703
