Dominick and Haff introduced their Century pattern, appropriately, in 1900.
Large Sardine Fork (5 3/4 inches)
Dominick and Haff introduced their Century pattern, appropriately, in 1900.
Large Sardine Fork (5 3/4 inches)
If I remember correctly, the Muffin Man lived on Drury Lane. Not sure if Towle's pattern by the same name was introduced in 1939.
Dinner Fork (8 inches)
Bon Bon Spoon (4 /78 inches)
Towle's Dorothy Bradford pattern dates back to 1913. I'm not sure who this pattern was named for. There were several well known "Dorothy Bradford's". There was Dorothy Elizabeth Bradford, the British Painter (1897-1986). And also there was Dorothy Bradford who came to America on the Mayflower and was the wife of William Bradford, who served as the governor of Plymouth Colony. Your pick!
Dinner Fork (7 1/4 inches)
Aristocrat by Towle dates back to 1934. It was designed by Harold E. Nock. Other patterns designed for Towle by Nock include Old Master, Old Lace (1939), D'Orleans (1932), Candlelight (1934), Royal Windsor (1935), Virginia Carvel (1919), Rambler Rose (1937), Chased Diana (1925), Lady Constance, and Lady Mary.
Orange Spoon (5 7/8 inches)
Alvin's French Scroll pattern only dates back to 1953. While attractive, it is one of those patterns with a design that can easily be confused with many others.
Lemon Fork (4 /2)
Individual Steak Knife (8 3/4 inches)
Dominick and Haff's Virginia 19 Engraved pattern was introduced in 1912. It is an engraved variation of their Virginia pattern that is fairly simple.
Steel Rod Sharpener Knife (13 1/2 inches)
Every year the sterling companies produce several annual Sterling Ornaments each. I posted on this last year. Each design is unique. The star in the center of the ornament is surrounded by the design of a Gorham sterling pattern.