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DESIGNED BY AXEL H. STAG FOR GORHAM, PATTERN INTRODUCED IN 1926,
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AN AMERICAN SILVER FLATWARE PART SERVICE IN THE 'PRINCESS PATRICIA' PATTERN,
DESIGNED BY AXEL H. STAG FOR GORHAM, PATTERN INTRODUCED IN 1926,
each marked for Gorham and 'Sterling'; comprising two fork and spoon serving sets, two serving spoons, two ladles, a small ladle, two sauce ladles, a tomato server with steel blade, a carving set with steel prongs and blade, a small carving set with steel prongs and blade, twelve dinner forks, twelve fish forks, fourteen cocktail forks, twelve soup spoons, twenty-four teaspoons, twelve iced tea spoons, four demitasse spoons, twelve dinner knives with steel blades, twelve steak knives with steel blades, and twelve butter spreaders; together with each marked 'Sterling' a Gorham cheese scoop, eight George Jensen demitasse spoons, a pair of Reed & Barton ice tongs, two pairs of Reed & Barton sugar tongs, and a fish serving set with steel prongs and blade
The dinner knives with steel blades 9¾in. (24.8cm.), 138oz. approximate weighable silver (156)
DESIGNED BY AXEL H. STAG FOR GORHAM, PATTERN INTRODUCED IN 1926,
each marked for Gorham and 'Sterling'; comprising two fork and spoon serving sets, two serving spoons, two ladles, a small ladle, two sauce ladles, a tomato server with steel blade, a carving set with steel prongs and blade, a small carving set with steel prongs and blade, twelve dinner forks, twelve fish forks, fourteen cocktail forks, twelve soup spoons, twenty-four teaspoons, twelve iced tea spoons, four demitasse spoons, twelve dinner knives with steel blades, twelve steak knives with steel blades, and twelve butter spreaders; together with each marked 'Sterling' a Gorham cheese scoop, eight George Jensen demitasse spoons, a pair of Reed & Barton ice tongs, two pairs of Reed & Barton sugar tongs, and a fish serving set with steel prongs and blade
The dinner knives with steel blades 9¾in. (24.8cm.), 138oz. approximate weighable silver (156)
注意事项
This lot is offered without reserve.
拍场告示
Please note the flatware in this lot is the 'King Edward' pattern, not the 'Princess Patricia' as is listed in the catalogue.