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Name: 114-pc. Lunt Treasure Sterling Silver William & Mary Pattern Flatware Set
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Category: Metals
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Description: COMPLETE 114-PIECE SET of LUNT 'TREASURE' STERLING SILVER in the long-lived WILLIAM & MARY PATTERN #1921. Produced from 1921 through 2010, it is embellished with the LUNT family "L" monogram.
This STUNNING set (total approximate weight of 5372 g sterling silver) is comprised of the following pieces:
12 Dinner Knives 79g 948g 9 1/2"
2 Butter Knives 44g 528g 6 3/8"
12 Dinner Forks 61g 732g 7 1/2"
12 Salad/Dessert Forks 29g 348g 5 7/8"
24 Teaspoons 26g 624g 6"
12 Soup Spoons 44g 528g 7 7/8"
6 Grapefruit Spoons 23g 138g 5 3/4"
6 Ice Tea Spoons 31g 186g 7 5/8"
6 Serving Spoons 64g 384g 8 5/8"
1 Large Serving Spoon 90g 10 1/8"
1 Flat Serving Spoon 90g 9"
1 Gravy Ladle 52g 5 5/8"
1 Small Ladle 27g 5"
1 Cake Server 99g 10 1/8"
1 Serving Tong 31g 4 3/8"
1 Serving Tong 33g 4 3/8"
1 Meat Serving Fork 186g 10 1/2"
1 Butter Serving Knife 33g 6 7/8"
1 Carving Fork 186g 10 1/2"
1 Carving Knife 203g 14 3/4"
1 Sharpening Steel 272g 13 1/8"
114 pieces Total Weight 5904g
The blades of the Dinner Knives are Marked "Stainless Steel."
Lunt Silversmiths was originally incorporated in 1902 as the Rogers, Lunt and Bowlen Co., and with the exception of the WWII years, has made sterling flatware in New England continuously since then. It is the successor to the A.F. Towle Company, first established in Greenfield, Massachusetts in the late 1800's. In 1902 Lunt took ownership of the silver manufacturing business and continued to sell patterns originally made by its predecessor.
All of the patterns from the early days of both companies were made under the design supervision of Rogers, Lunt and Bowlen Co. George C. Lunt began his career in the silver industry as an engraver for A.F. Towle.
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Condition: Fine Estate
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Selling Price (USD): $ 6,500.00
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Location of Item: Kansas City, Missouri 64154
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Shipping Costs (USD): $ 50.00
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