Fabulous set and I'd love to own it. That said, you say that this is a complete set? Far from it. American Victorian silver had a blithering array of specialized place and serving pieces. This is a very good start for a collector, but get ready. I've been collecting a different pattern from the same era for 32 years, and new things are still showing up. One soup ladle? - Come on - the Victorian era had a large and small soup ladle, a cream soup ladle or oyster soup ladle, and a bouillon ladle. Collecting this stuff provides lifetime entertainment, but have a deep pocket book. This is not a hobby for the financially challenged.
I'm the average person and I found a complete Tiffany Chrisanthemum pattern at an estate sale. Best 50 dollars 💵 I've ever invested! Turns out, it's valued at 130k dollars 💵!
holly molly, would you consider using it like a regular utensils? I’m planning to find some “regular silver utensils “ and come across your 130k thing lmao
I've seen sets older , and Tiffany go for 12k in boxes similar . And the rarer flat wear comes from England , but I would prefer the Tiffany set guest cause I'm American , that set is 40 latest . One thing is nice that the gold wash on certain pieces that would come like that
🙏🙏Common friend,, could NOT see any Details,,, change the lighting some, definitely move your camera MUCH MUCH SLOWER, let the viewers take in the joy of wondering at a Magnificent piece of art,,, Not everyone is FAMILIAR with these looks,, you are doing wrong by assuming that you are talking to bunch of cynosures,, sorry mate was trying Sooo hard to take in the design and wasn’t able to,,🙏
Ha! My Tibetan silver set is more impressive. That has to be the saddest silver i should ever see. I shall never buy tiffany now or ever. How falsely prestigious.
Pepper shakers. Salt was not put in shakers back then. Salt cellers and salt spoons were used. Which are included in this set. As you can see.
Fabulous set and I'd love to own it. That said, you say that this is a complete set? Far from it. American Victorian silver had a blithering array of specialized place and serving pieces. This is a very good start for a collector, but get ready. I've been collecting a different pattern from the same era for 32 years, and new things are still showing up. One soup ladle? - Come on - the Victorian era had a large and small soup ladle, a cream soup ladle or oyster soup ladle, and a bouillon ladle. Collecting this stuff provides lifetime entertainment, but have a deep pocket book. This is not a hobby for the financially challenged.
I'm the average person and I found a complete Tiffany Chrisanthemum pattern at an estate sale. Best 50 dollars 💵 I've ever invested! Turns out, it's valued at 130k dollars 💵!
I wish you share pic sof that set must be gorgeous
I'll pay you $100. Deal?
holly molly, would you consider using it like a regular utensils? I’m planning to find some “regular silver utensils “ and come across your 130k thing lmao
Wow! Lol!
I don't believe anything about your story dude
I've seen sets older , and Tiffany go for 12k in boxes similar . And the rarer flat wear comes from England , but I would prefer the Tiffany set guest cause I'm American , that set is 40 latest . One thing is nice that the gold wash on certain pieces that would come like that
I am thinking more like $50K-$150K for this set.
magnifcient! beautiful has old money written all over it
Gorgeous.
🙏🙏Common friend,, could NOT see any Details,,, change the lighting some, definitely move your camera MUCH MUCH SLOWER, let the viewers take in the joy of wondering at a Magnificent piece of art,,, Not everyone is FAMILIAR with these looks,, you are doing wrong by assuming that you are talking to bunch of cynosures,, sorry mate was trying Sooo hard to take in the design and wasn’t able to,,🙏
What is the price of this beautiful sets ... Please tell me ..nd what is the procedure to buy it ...
Does it still have the key ?
I found this during a demo job I thought it was fake
wow amazing~! You're the one that found it~!
If still available, I am interested-How much?
Ya right
Make so beautiful rings and bracelets what I would do with them no matter what they cost would love to have them
You have got to be kidding! To turn thise beautiful flatware into rings and bracelets would be a sin ( and tacky to boot)
Tacky , the better the silver flatware the better the rings I have a ring the fork was 75 dollars on ebay I won't take no less that 150 for it
I'd much rather buy a set and use it as my actual dining utensils than turn them into jewelry.
to each his/her own.
I’d eat from them personally but def not destroy them to make a ring.
please haw mach??
How much
Did this sell?
Who did this it belong to in the past ? , or who was it made for ?.
Ask Joe Bob above he said he found it~!
😍❤️🥰
$?
How much please
I think it will fetch $25K to $35K
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Gorham Imperial Chrysanthemum is superior.
Ha! My Tibetan silver set is more impressive. That has to be the saddest silver i should ever see. I shall never buy tiffany now or ever. How falsely prestigious.
Hi where did hyou buy your Tibetan silver ware
No offense, but I sincerely doubt what you say. Show us. Do a video and show us.