January 2, 2024
72 pc Community Plate Silverware/Flatware w/Extras OLD
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This is for a large lot of 72 MATCHING pieces of COMMUNITY PLATE flatware. Set includes: 7 Salad Forks: 10 Dinner Forks: 12 Individual Butter Knives: 8 Table Knives: 9 Soup/Bouillon Spoons: 19 Teaspoons: 2 Serving Spoons that are in ROUGH shape but will throw them in anyways. The extra pieces include: 1 Slotted Tomato Server: 1 Relish Fork: 1 Master Butter Knife: 1 Jelly Spoon and 1 Sugar Spoon. The table knives are marked COMMUNITY STAINLESS on the blades. ALL of the other pieces are marked COMMUNITY PLATE on the handles. I think these may have been produced at the ONEIDA factory as it is only about a hour away from w we live. These were purchased from an elderly lady that lives just around the corner in a large farmhouse. Her husband passed away and she is moving into a smaller place so had to sell many of her belongings. Set shows normal use and wear for vintage silver plate. A couple of the handles on the knives have some small dents like they may have been used to hammer something. Many of the pieces look to be unused. A good polishing would work wonders to renew the beauty of this lovely set. I do NOT know the name of the pattern. It looks like Fruit and Flowers. (anybody out t know??) I don't know how to grade silver plated items so am selling "AS IS." I took a lot of pics and I don't think you will be disappointed. Email
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