January 2, 2024
1903/11 SOUV CLUB INTERNATIONAL FRONTENAC STERLING FORK
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INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY SOUVENIR CLUBSTERLING SILVER FORK AStunning floral pattern introduced in 1903, known as FRONTENAC. May have also been sold under the name LILY in older catalogs before International absorbed Simpson, Hall & Miller Co. (1895-1898) This lovely dinner fork measures 7 1/4 " in length with a weight of 48 g. It is etched on the front 'Souvenir Club' and on the back '1911'. It is also marked with the International S Hallmark as well as Sterling and Pat'd. B. It is in lovely condition with some surface scratches from polishing and a bit of pitting to the backs of the tines. One tine looks like it curves slightly outward at the tip. No damage otherwise. We are offering more Souvenir Club sterling pieces and will be happy to combine shipping for multiple auction winners. Please read the Payment & Shipping Info before bidding. Thanks for your interest! PAYMENT & SHIPPING INFO All uninsured items are at risk and any damage or loss while in transit is solely the responsibility of the buyer . Please wait for our invoice before making payment through PayPal if t is any confusion regarding payment details, shipping options or if you win more than one auction. We will send you an invoice shortly after the auction ends. IN THE USA We accept payment via PayPal, Money Orders and Bank Checks which result in same or next
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