This is a sterling silver “Tomato Server” made by Reed and Barton from the Francis 1 collection. It is not monogrammed. The server measures approx 8 1/4 long and weighs about 87g, meaning there is approx 2.59 troy oz of silver in this... Read More »
Reed & Barton sterling silver serving pieces in the Francis I pattern. Pierced spoon 8.25. The an excellent condition. 360 grams total... Read More »
Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Francis I Sugar Tongs TD-2. This measures approximately 4 1/4 in length and weighs 30 grams. It is in nice condition and has been professionally polished. It is marked R&B Sterling. It has no monograms. If you have any specific questions, please ask ahead of time. This is a nice... Read More »
REED & BARTON FRANCIS I STERLING SILVER 1 OLD MARK “Eagle-R-Lion Sterling” ON THE BACK SIDE OF THE EACH FORK, 7 FORKS ARE AVAILABLE, ALL FORKS ARE IN THE EXCELLENT CONDITION AND NO MONOGRAM OR REMOVAL. ALL DARK SPOT ARE SHADOWS. Please see my other listings for more Reed & Barton Francis I rare items... Read More »
Reed & Barton Francis I – Soup Spoon. This is an elegant sterling silver soup spoon. The exquisite craftsmanship of this stunning spoon makes this piece sparkle like a gem on your table. Please be sure to check out my other listings. I have eight of these spoons for sale. As far as I know,... Read More »
Reed & Barton Francis I Individual Salad Fork 6-1/8 Sterling Silver Silverware. This is estate silver that has been lightly... Read More »
Welcome to Antiques & Moore! This listing is for a lovely Reed & Barton “Francis I” Sterling Silver jelly spoon. Thehe “Francis I” pattern was designed by Ernest Meyer for Reed & Barton in 1906. “Francis I” is one of the most desirable silver flatware patterns ever produced with its elaborate Acanthus & Fruit design... Read More »
The product is a set of 4 Reed & Barton sterling silver knives in the Francis I pattern. Each knife measures 9 3/8 inches in length and is composed of sterling silver. 925 with mirrorstele blades These knives are crafted in the United States and feature the elegant and classic design characteristic of the Francis... Read More »
Reed & Barton began producing the Francis I design in 1907 and it proved to be one of their most enduring. With such a long run (ending in 2019), every conceivable utensil has been produced with this pattern — weird scissors, goblets because who doesn’t want to drink out of a goblet? , a tomato... Read More »
For sale is a gravy ladle with old patent mark in the popular FRANCIS I pattern by Reed & Barton, introduced in 1906. The ladle is 6 5/8 inches long and weighs 74 grams. The piece has not been monogrammed. Condition on the ladle is fairly good. There is just normal wear from use. A... Read More »
