Mint, Unused Wallace Sterling Silver Place Setting for 12, Plus Serving Pieces Grand Baroque Pattern, Each Utensil Still Factory Sealed 114 Pieces. Wallace Silversmith began producing sterling silver in the 1930's and became one of the largest producers of fine sterling silver tableware in the US. William Warren their top designer created Rose Point (1934), Sir Christopher (1936), Stradivari (1937), Grande Baroque (1941), Grand Colonial (1942), and Romance of the Sea (1950). Grand Baroque proved the most popular pattern and it remains number one. Place setting approximately 170 ozt.
Offered is a mint place setting for 12 with serving pieces of the Grand Baroque pattern, still factory sealed in plastic sleeves.
12 Dinner knives 2.75 x.50 = 1.375 ozt (handles only) each
12 Dinner forks 2.18 ozt. each
12 Salad forks 1.44 ozt. each
12 Teaspoons 1.15 ozt. each
12 Iced tea spoons 1.2 ozt. each
12 Soup spoons 1.4 ozt. each
12 Cocktail forks .8 ozt. each
12 Spreaders 1.4 x.50 = .7 ozt. (handles only) each
1 Slotted spoon 3.5 ozt.
1 Serving spoon 3.6 ozt.
1 Lg. serving fork 4 ozt.
1 Sm serving fork 2.8 ozt.
1 Ladle 2.7 ozt
1 Large salad spoon 4.8
1 Pickle fork .965
Also included are three very large serving pieces in stainless with sterling silver handles approximately 2.5 ozt.
Estimated Value $5,000 - 7,000
Sterling Silver
