Fine Quality Towle D'Orleans Sterling Silver Cold Meat Serving Fork William Rogers The grooves that form the

The grooves that form the 'branches' are a deliberate part of the design

Length: 25

There is a cartouche at the tip of the handle that is monogrammed with the initials JEH

Weight: 15 grams

This pattern was first produced in 1870 and did not have a long production run

Fine Quality Towle D'Orleans Sterling Silver Cold Meat Serving Fork William Rogers The grooves that form thePresented is a fine quality sterling silver cold meat or serving fork of good weight made by Towle. This piece is in the DOrleans pattern, which was patented in 1923. The handle has a thick border of design and a flower bouquet in the middle. There is a monogram on the top of the handle of the initials DR over the letter A. The back is marked with the Towle hallmark, sterling and patent 1923. This piece is in virtually mint condition, the designs are