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Soup Tureen, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver and gold
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1937
Coffeepot, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver, lapis lazuli, and ivory, French
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1922
Sugar Bowl with Lid, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver, lapis lazuli, gold
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1922
Creamer, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver alloy, lapis lazuli, gold
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1922
Champagne cooler, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver and carnelian, French
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1925
Teapot, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver, lapis lazuli, and ivory
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1922
Waste Bowl, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver alloy
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1922
Tray, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver and lapis lazuli
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1922
Bowl, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver and glass, French
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
1934
Beaker, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver, French
Jean E. Puiforcat
1934
Tea and Coffee Service, Jean E. Puiforcat  French, Silver, lapis lazuli, ivory, gold
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1922
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1922
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
1934
Designer Jean E. Puiforcat
ca. 1930
Tray, Paul A. Lobel  American, Silver plate
Designer Paul A. Lobel
Manufacturer International Silver Co., Wilcox Silver Plate Co. Division, Meriden, Connecticut
1934
Teapot, Paul A. Lobel  American, Silver plate, wood
Designer Paul A. Lobel
Manufacturer International Silver Co., Wilcox Silver Plate Co. Division, Meriden, Connecticut
1934
Sugar bowl with lid, Paul A. Lobel  American, Silver plate
Designer Paul A. Lobel
Manufacturer International Silver Co., Wilcox Silver Plate Co. Division, Meriden, Connecticut
1934
Creamer with lid, Paul A. Lobel  American, Silver plate
Designer Paul A. Lobel
Manufacturer International Silver Co., Wilcox Silver Plate Co. Division, Meriden, Connecticut
1934
Pastry Fork, George Washington Maher  American, Silver, silver gilt, American
Designer Designed by George Washington Maher
Manufacturer Manufactured by Gorham Manufacturing Company
1912
Spoon, Gio Ponti  Italian, Stainless steel
Designer Gio Ponti
Manufacturer Krupp-Milan
1951
Fork, Henning Koppel  Danish, Sterling silver
Designer Henning Koppel
Manufacturer Georg Jensen
post WWII
"Flagship" Fork, Unknown Designer, Silverplate
Designer Unknown Designer
Manufacturer International Silver Company, Meriden, Connecticut
ca. 1936
Dessert fork (one of twelve), John Linney, Silver, British, London
John Linney
Thomas Wallis I
T. and W., London
1766–75
"Classic Column" Dinner Fork, Marion Weeber  American, Stainless steel
Designer Marion Weeber
Manufacturer EKCO Products International Company
ca. 1965–70
Dessert fork (one of twelve), John Linney, Silver, British, London
John Linney
Thomas Wallis I
T. and W., London
1766–75
Fork, Andreas Moritz  German, Sterling Silver
Designer Andreas Moritz
Manufacturer J. Grimminger
1952
Carving knife and fork, Steel, silver-gilt, British, probably London
British, probably London
mid-19th century
Carving set: Fork, Jens Quistgaard  Danish, Stainless steel and polystyrene
Jens Quistgaard
Manufacturer Dansk International Designs Ltd.
post WWII
Dinner fork (one of twelve), Bayne and Napier, Silver, Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
Bayne and Napier
R.G. Reid
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve), Bayne and Napier, Silver, Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
Bayne and Napier
R.G. Reid
1750–65
Dinner fork (one of twelve), Bayne and Napier, Silver, Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
Bayne and Napier
R.G. Reid
1750–65
Dinner fork, William Spratling  American, Silver
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909
Fork, Vienna, Hard-paste porcelain, steel, Austrian, Vienna
Manufactory Vienna
Factory director Claudius Innocentius Du Paquier period
ca. 1730
Fork, Frederick Carder  American, born England, Silver plate, glass
Designer Frederick Carder
Manufacturer Corning Glass Works, Steuben Division
1928–31
Fork, Meissen Manufactory  German, Hard-paste porcelain, silver gilt, German, Meissen
Manufactory Meissen Manufactory
ca. 1750–60
Knife (part of a dining service), Pierre-Benoît Lorillon, Silver gilt, steel, French, Paris
Purveyor Pierre-Benoît Lorillon
Made for Martin-Guillaume Biennais
ca. 1805
Spoon, Nicolas Collier, Silver gilt, French, Paris
Nicolas Collier
1769–70
Salad fork, William Spratling  American, Silver
Designer William Spratling
Manufacturer Spratling
ca. 1909
Dinner fork (one of twelve), Bayne and Napier, Silver, Scottish, Edinburgh and Glasgow
Bayne and Napier
R.G. Reid
1750–65
Serving fork, G. Gibbs, Sheffield plate, British
G. Gibbs
ca. 1808
Fork, Unknown Designer, Silver, German
Designer Unknown Designer
Manufacturer Possibly Bauhaus
ca. 1920
Fork, Nicolas Collier, Silver gilt, French, Paris
Nicolas Collier
1769–70

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