Description:
Weight: .730
Length: 5 5/8 inches
Marked: International, Sterling, 1810
Condition: Excellent (like new)
Goodoletom, w "Rarity is Common" is pleased to offer this piece of beautiful sterling silver Cocktail Seafood Fork from International silver in the 1810 pattern.
This pattern was originally introduced in 1930, inspired by the fiddle shape that was very popular at the time. 1810 will surprise you with the weight of this piece becausei it is heavier than you would expect it to be. This highly collectible piece of sterling silver is in like new condition, in it's original bag, and never opened.
The International Silver Company was incorporated in 1898 in Meriden, Connecticut (The Silver City) by a number of independent New England silversmiths. The silversmiths who had set up small shops in Connecticut realized they could all work more efficiently and supply the demands of the public better by combining into one organization. The history of the International Silver Company and its predecessors is a history of America's Silversmithing. International Silver Company ceased making sterling hollowware in 1976.
This item was purchased by Goodoletom from a Hartford area estate. This item is unique in our inventory, so Purchase It Now and don't be disappointed! 111108AJE06NS
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