Reed & Barton Francis I Solid Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 7L VTG

Reed & Barton Francis I Solid Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 7L VTG Reed & Barton Francis I Solid Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 7L VTG
Reed & Barton Francis I Solid Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 7L VTG
Reed & Barton Francis I Solid Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 7L VTG
Reed & Barton Francis I Solid Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 7L VTG
Reed & Barton Francis I Solid Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 7L VTG

Reed & Barton Francis I Solid Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 7L VTG
Beautiful Reed & Barton Francis I solid sterling silver gravy ladle spoon. Good vintage condition, no monograms, light surface scratches, light tarnish – see photos. Measure approx 7l. Total weight approx 79g (2.8oz). Introduced by Reed & Barton in 1907, Francis I silverware quickly became a favorite of nobility and presidents. This Renaissance-inspired flatware pattern has an ornate handle that is decorated with voluminous scrollwork, leaves, blossoms, and fruit. Francis I is an exquisite example of silver artisanship. Don’t forget to visit our store to see our complete selection of offerings from several categories including antiques, jewelry, handbags, and vintage clothing. Don’t miss out! Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Track Page Views With.
Reed & Barton Francis I Solid Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 7L VTG

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