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Neat looking anyways, couldn’t it the knife
 

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First picture fork second knife. The dullest knife ever.
 

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The butter spreader is R. Wallace’s ‘Joan’ pattern, introduced in 1896. The ‘1835’ date is for the foundation of the company, not the pattern date and ‘A1’ is a quality mark for silverplate.

The pickle fork is International Silver’s ‘Falmouth / Concord’ pattern designed by Henry L. Wallace and introduced in 1914. Also silverplate of course.
 

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