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Probably silverplate. Maybe early 1900's. We really need to see the rest of it to get a date range.
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Probably silverplate. Maybe early 1900's. We really need to see the rest of it to get a date range.
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It's the Lenora pattern from 1905.
It's either a dinner fork or a salad fork. I do not think it is short enough for a dessert fork.
Here is the link: Silverplate Flatware « SilverCollect.org
At the top there is "Identify Pattern" and "Manufacturers". Click to get a drop-down menu and sally forth
It's either a dinner fork or a salad fork. I do not think it is short enough for a dessert fork.
Here is the link: Silverplate Flatware « SilverCollect.org
At the top there is "Identify Pattern" and "Manufacturers". Click to get a drop-down menu and sally forth
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