In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishness and romance that epitomized the 16th century. Among the most revered patterns in sterling history, Grand Baroque remains universally lauded as the pinnacle in third-dimensional beauty.

In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishness and romance that epitomized the 16th century. Among the most revered patterns in sterling history, Grand Baroque remains universally lauded as the pinnacle in third-dimensional beauty.

In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishness and romance that epitomized the 16th century. Among the most revered patterns in sterling history, Grand Baroque remains universally lauded as the pinnacle in third-dimensional beauty.

In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishness and romance that epitomized the 16th century. Among the most revered patterns in sterling history, Grand Baroque remains universally lauded as the pinnacle in third-dimensional beauty.

Inspired by the designs of the court of Louis XV, this pattern is as heroic and feminine as its namesake. Joan of Arc's rococo scrolls and sculptured shell motif are delicately executed, with traditional curves and contours along the sides of each piece. This traditional pattern has modern appeal with its minimal decoration and gracefully tapered handles.

This vibrant pattern features symmetrical lines that sweep the length of the handle and gently curve at the top. It's perfect for every meal from morning cereal to dinner for two.

Beautiful. Carolyn. Ormond Beach, FL. Tue Jun 16 2020