KIRK STIEFF Sterling Silver Large Solid Shell Berry/Casserole Spoon Repousse

KIRK STIEFF Sterling Silver Large Solid Shell Berry/Casserole Spoon, Crimped Edge, Repousse Vintage, Pre-Owned, Good Condition Length: 9 1/8 inches Sterling Discontinued Piece The iconic Repousse silverware pattern by Kirk Stieff made its debut in 1828, making it the oldest sterling silver pattern produced in the United States. To create this pattern, Samuel Kirk, a Philadelphia-trained silversmith, revived an ancient technique known as "repousse" to create an embossed design that's as versatile as it is unforgettable. The intricate pattern depicts berries, flowers and leaves, a crimped edge, and flowers and leaves cascade down the handle on the front. This spoon is in nice vintage condition and is ready to be used and enjoyed. It is marked Sterling S. Kirk & Son on the back. There is no engraving or monogram. This is a nice heavy and well made spoon. This beautiful spoon can be used to serve fruit, casseroles or other items. It would make a wonderful addition to your table when mixed with other vintage tableware, when setting the table for a luncheon, when used at a buffet table, for a special dinner, etc. Makes a very special gift! Measures approximately 9 1/8" Approximate Weight: 75 DWT / 117 grams