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Watson Wallace Meadow Rose Sterling Silver Flatwear Set
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Watson Wallace Meadow Rose Sterling Silver Flatwear Set
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This is a 64 piece set of sterling silver flatware is by the Watson Company. The pattern is called Meadow Rose which was first produced in 1907. The knives and cake server have sterling silver handles and stainless steel blades. None of the pieces in this set are monogrammed. The set includes: 8 knives: 8 7/8 inches6 Flat handle butter spreaders: 5-5/8 inches 8 dinner forks: 7 3/4 inches 8 luncheon forks: 7 1/8 inches 2 Serving Spoons: 8 1/4 inches 12 teaspoons: 5 3/4 inches 8 iced tea spoons: 7 3/8 inches 8 round cream soup spoons: 6 1/4 inches 1 Sugar spoon: 5 1/2 inches 1 Gravy ladle: 6 inches 1 Meat Fork: 7 1/2 inches 1 Cake Server : 10 inches 1 Butter Serving Knife: 6 3/4 inches The knives are marked "Sterling hdl" with Watson Stainless on the blades. The Cake Server is marked Watson Sterling Handle Stainless Blade on the blade. All of the other pieces are hallmarked with the makerâe(tm)s mark for Watson and Sterling. The condition is used but in very nice condition. T are no dents, no noticeable dings, no splits, no breaks, and no repairs. I am selling this set for a friend and do know that it's been in its box for quite some time. However t does not appear to be any significant tarnish. Nothing that a quick polish won't fix. This set comes with the chest as seen in the photographs. The box is a felt lined wooden box. The box has surface wear seems to be effective in protecting the set against tarnishing. This box is free, and is not considered to be part of the value of this auction. If you do not want the box let us know and we can reduce shipping fees accordingly. Shipping with the box is probably overestimated at 23 pounds. You are welcome to wait until it's packed to pay the correct shipping & handling of $2.50. The second two pictures were copied from the internet because my camera simply woudn't pick up the detail. I felt they would be useful to show the pattern and stamps. Yes, perhaps it was operator error.
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