WALLACE STERLING SILVER GRANDE BAROQUE SERVICE FOR (8) 36 PC GORGEOUS

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WALLACE STERLING SILVER GRANDE BAROQUE SERVICE FOR (8) 36 PC GORGEOUS:
$1400.00

36 Piece Set

Wallace Grand Baroque

Sterling Silver

Flatware

Service for Eight

YOUR SET INCLUDES

8 Dinner Knives

with stainess steel blades and measuring 9\"

10 Tea Spoons measuring 6.125\"

8 Dinner Forks measuring 7.5\"

8 Salad Forks measuring 6.625\"

AND AS A BONUS

1 Butter Knife measuring 6.75\"

1 Beautifully Detailed Sugar Spoon measuring 6.125\"

THIS SET HAS NO MONOGRAM

Robert Wallace is considered the first metalsmith to make a spoon out of German silver, which is also known as nickel silver, even though its principal component is copper and it contains no silver at all. That was in 1835; by 1855 Wallace was doing business as Robert Wallace & Co., and the firm was renamed R. Wallace & Sons in 1871, when it introduced three lines of sterling silver flatware—Hawthorne, The Crown, and St. Leon.
At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, Wallace was producing a wide range of flatware and hollowware, both in sterling and silverplate, as well as items such as souvenir spoons and pin cushion holders.

By the 1930s, William Warren was the most influential designer at Wallace.

It was he who crafted the now famous pattern, “Grand Baroque,” that Wallace Silversmiths finally made their name as one of the most elegant silver companies in the world. Even till this day, “Grand Baroque” is still one of the most popular and sought after patterns for elegant tableware.