Group of American Sterling Silver Flatware. Comprising a set of four 'Colonial' 7.125-inch place soup spoons, Tiffany & Co., designed by Paulding Farnham and introduced in 1895; a 'Shell' cream soup spoon, Towle Silversmiths, designed by George P. Tilton and introduced in 1889; six 'Shell' 7.25-inch forks, one cream soup spoon and one tablespoon, introduced in 1890, and six 'Madame Royale' flat-handled butter spreaders and three teaspoons, introduced in 1897, William B. Durgin Co., six engraved ice cream spoons, William Faber & Sons, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; a 'Louis XV' 7.5-inch cold meat fork, Whiting Mfg. Co., designed by Charles Osborne and introduced in 1891; and a place soup spoon, two teaspoons and a souvenir spoon, various makers. (33)
33.84 troy oz. total weight

'Shell' tablespoon: L: 8.5 in., W: 1.75 in., D: 1.125 in.