10 Top Silver Patterns to start your collection

Maybe you are trying to find out more about the set you have inherited or maybe you are curious whether your favorite pattern made the list! Explore the Top 10 Silver Patterns according to replacements.com.
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[@kreamysoaps]

I like the Wallace Grand Baroque. Great video ❤

[@gilbertdupont3050]

You should start. Great time is now as the holidays are still months away for formal dinners and luncheons. I would start a set of all the basics of the pattern your in love with on eBay. That’s how I started my collection. Can’t wait to see your videos of your sterling flatware.

[@skylarmickel]

I personally like to have a mix set. Piece together your own sets of mixed patterns from state sales in yard sales so then you're not spending a fortune. Very fun hunting and finding pieces at good deals. Also the advantage of having a mixed pattern set as you get the best of multiple patterns at one time instead of having sets of each pattern.

[@gauriblomeyer1835]

There is no more beautiful sterling silver cutlery in this world as the Kings and Queens pattern , made by George Adams about 1840 to 1870 in London. It is still available in the Silver Vaults Nr. 18 in London and a must see.

[@AngelEyes-xm7el]

Southern Rose beautiful

[@patricathomas6155]

I have a fork I found it is Tudor Plate - Oneida Community = Rose Pattern

[@durchlaucht7050]

Wallace Grande Baroque!!!