Lot Essay
Italian architect and designer Gio Ponti (1891-1979) created the Diamond pattern for Reed and Barton. The pattern was introduced in 1958.
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MARK OF REED & BARTON, TAUNTON, POST-1958
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A SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE DESIGNED BY GIO PONTI
MARK OF REED & BARTON, TAUNTON, POST-1958
Diamond pattern, comprising: Twelve dinner forks
Sixteen lunch forks
Twelve soup spoons
Seventeen teaspoons
Eight iced tea spoons
Twelve dinner knives, with stainless steel blades
One cake server, with stainless steel blade
One butter knife, with stainless steel blade
Two serving spoons
One gravy ladle
One cold meat fork
One lemon fork
One bonbon spoon
One jelly server
One sugar spoon
112 oz. (3,496 gr.) weighable silver (79)
MARK OF REED & BARTON, TAUNTON, POST-1958
Diamond pattern, comprising: Twelve dinner forks
Sixteen lunch forks
Twelve soup spoons
Seventeen teaspoons
Eight iced tea spoons
Twelve dinner knives, with stainless steel blades
One cake server, with stainless steel blade
One butter knife, with stainless steel blade
Two serving spoons
One gravy ladle
One cold meat fork
One lemon fork
One bonbon spoon
One jelly server
One sugar spoon
112 oz. (3,496 gr.) weighable silver (79)
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