Italian by Tiffany

While Tiffany's Italian pattern has the same silhouette as Whiting's pattern of the same name, their pattern designed by Edward C. Moore in 1870 is a bit more ornate.  Moore was also known for designing Tiffany's Richilieu, Japanese (aka Audubon/ Plantation), Saratoga (aka King/ King's/ Cook), Persian, Tiffany (aka Beekman), and Olympian patterns. The Italian pattern consists of a fan and plume as well as other features. 

Egg Spoon ( 4 3/4 inches)




Large Pie Knife (10 1/2 inches)




Oyster Fork (5 3/4 inches)



Berry Scoop (9 1/2 inches)

Italian by Whiting

An old pattern dating back to 1880, Whiting's Italian pattern is a simple design of a pointed oval terminal with a spray of ivy bunched at the top of the stem. 

Tea Knife (7 1/8 inches)


Oval Soup Spoon (7  inches)




Fish Knife

Shenandoah by Alvin

A more simple pattern, Alvin introduced their Shenandoah pattern in 1912.

Flat Handled Butter Spreader ( 6 inches)

Cocktail Fork ( 5 5/8 inches)




Five O'Clock Teaspoon


Fork ( 6 5/8 inches)