Mixed ornate flatware set — assorted spoons, forks & table knives (mixed condition)
Assorted ornate flatware (spoons, forks, table knives) — decorative shell-scroll handles. Mixed condition: some pieces bright and polished, several with moderate-heavy tarnish, corrosion and pitting. Material unknown.
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Mixed ornate flatware set — assorted spoons, forks & table knives (mixed condition)
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Product description
Lot: Mixed ornate flatware assortment with decorative shell-and-scroll handles — a strong visual set where several pieces are bright and highly polished while many others show moderate to heavy surface tarnish, corrosion and pitting. Photographs show tablespoons, dessert/soup spoons, teaspoons, dinner forks and table knives laid out; no clear hallmarks are visible on the photographed pieces and material is listed as mixed/unknown.
This lot suits collectors, vintage-tableware restorers or catering/props buyers who want coordinated ornate cutlery for display, event styling or repair projects. With a mix of immediately usable polished items and more heavily tarnished pieces, it’s perfect for someone who can polish and match sets, or for parts and restoration — restaurants, theatre prop departments and antique dealers will find value here.
• What’s included: assorted tablespoons, dessert/soup spoons, teaspoons, dinner forks and table knives (assorted quantities — see quantity summary).
• Condition: mixed — several pieces bright/polished; many items show moderate to heavy tarnish, surface corrosion, pitting and scratching.
• Measurements: assorted standard dinner and teaspoon sizes; no exact measurements provided.
• Working status: N/A (non-powered).
• Known faults: moderate to heavy tarnish and discoloration on many bowls and forks, surface corrosion/pitting on multiple pieces, surface scratches; tape residue visible on at least one spoon; no visible hallmarks to confirm sterling or plating.