The product is a Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Vegetable Spoon in the Francis I pattern. This spoon is 9 1/4 inches long and weighs 154 grams, making it a substantial and elegant piece of silverware. Very heavy piece of sterling. Dating back to the early 20th century, it is a collector’s item that showcases... Read More »
By Reed & Barton. Francis 1 Reed & Barton Sterling Silver 3 Piece Serving Set 144 grams or 4.63 troy ounces Gravy Ladle 7″, Sugar Tongs 4.25″, Jelly Server 6. Pattern detail is crisp. Very beautiful pieces and come fully... Read More »
Reed & Barton FRANCIS I 8.25 Vegetable Serving Spoon, Old Mark, 92 grams. Haven’t shined it up, don’t intend... Read More »
Reed & Barton S20 Sterling Cup – 73.7 Grams. Please take advantage of the zoom feature on the photos to judge cosmetics for yourself. All photos are part of the description and were taken from our own products. What you see in the photos is what exactly you receive. If it’s not pictured it’s not... Read More »
Francis I By Reed & Barton New Sterling Silver Gravy Ladle 6 5/8. No Chips, No Cracks, No Repairs. BE SURE TO SEE ALL MY OTHER ANTIQUE, COLLECTIBLE... Read More »
8″ across and 2″ tall. This dish is in great condition for age. Comes from an estate sale to benefit Memory care of the previous... Read More »
Sterling Silver Reed & Barton FRANCIS I 1ST X569 11 1/2 567 grams no monogram.. Has not been engraved with initials. Marked with old Reed & Barton hallmark / sterling on the back. By checking out without an invoice you might be paying more than you should. We seldom have breakage and will pack well.... Read More »
Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Solid Salad Serving Fork (Francis I)146 GRAMS. This vintage piece has slight scuffs that can be easily polished... Read More »
Francis I By Reed & Barton New Sterling Silver Serving Spoon. No Chips, No Cracks, No Repairs. BE SURE TO SEE ALL MY OTHER ANTIQUE, COLLECTIBLE... Read More »
This listing is for a sterling silver bowl/dish by Reed and Barton in the Francis I, pattern created between 1906-07 and retired in 2019. The Renaissance inspired pattern was originally created by French silversmith Ernest Meyer and named for Francis of Angouleme who became king of France during the lavish French Renaissance time of the... Read More »
