Vintage Reed & Barton Silver-Plated Cake Server | Antique Large Serving Knife
Whenever we host a dinner party, our guests would fight over who gets the prettiest forks and spoons. But who can blame them?
Very few things can elevate the dinning experience like a set of fine silverware. This serving knife dates back to mid-to-late 1800s. They were manufactured by Reed & Barton, a prominent American silversmith manufacturer based in Taunton, Massachusetts.
This serving piece is well-balanced with comfortable heft. The pattern on the knife face is very ornate. It introduces a little vintage glamour to the modern dining room. Use it to server your guests the perfect slice of cake, pie, tart... or whatever you fancy!
Dimensions: 9.5 x 2.5 x 1 in
Good vintage condition. The tip is bent but does not affect use.
Inscribed "Maggie" on the handle
Found in NYC
Very few things can elevate the dinning experience like a set of fine silverware. This serving knife dates back to mid-to-late 1800s. They were manufactured by Reed & Barton, a prominent American silversmith manufacturer based in Taunton, Massachusetts.
This serving piece is well-balanced with comfortable heft. The pattern on the knife face is very ornate. It introduces a little vintage glamour to the modern dining room. Use it to server your guests the perfect slice of cake, pie, tart... or whatever you fancy!
Dimensions: 9.5 x 2.5 x 1 in
Good vintage condition. The tip is bent but does not affect use.
Inscribed "Maggie" on the handle
Found in NYC
$13.50
Original: $45.00
-70%Vintage Reed & Barton Silver-Plated Cake Server | Antique Large Serving Knife—
$45.00
$13.50
Description
Whenever we host a dinner party, our guests would fight over who gets the prettiest forks and spoons. But who can blame them?
Very few things can elevate the dinning experience like a set of fine silverware. This serving knife dates back to mid-to-late 1800s. They were manufactured by Reed & Barton, a prominent American silversmith manufacturer based in Taunton, Massachusetts.
This serving piece is well-balanced with comfortable heft. The pattern on the knife face is very ornate. It introduces a little vintage glamour to the modern dining room. Use it to server your guests the perfect slice of cake, pie, tart... or whatever you fancy!
Dimensions: 9.5 x 2.5 x 1 in
Good vintage condition. The tip is bent but does not affect use.
Inscribed "Maggie" on the handle
Found in NYC
Very few things can elevate the dinning experience like a set of fine silverware. This serving knife dates back to mid-to-late 1800s. They were manufactured by Reed & Barton, a prominent American silversmith manufacturer based in Taunton, Massachusetts.
This serving piece is well-balanced with comfortable heft. The pattern on the knife face is very ornate. It introduces a little vintage glamour to the modern dining room. Use it to server your guests the perfect slice of cake, pie, tart... or whatever you fancy!
Dimensions: 9.5 x 2.5 x 1 in
Good vintage condition. The tip is bent but does not affect use.
Inscribed "Maggie" on the handle
Found in NYC
