Towle Silversmiths Serving Utensils

A lovely border of crisp, curling leaves and simple scrolls frame a broad center panel of smooth, gleaming sterling, making French Provincial the perfect accompaniment to any table setting. This finely crafted flatware is truly a work of art.

This graceful pattern is styled in the Old Victorian tradition, with refined lines and a restrained decoration popular in the early Victorian era. Introduced in 1942, it features a distinctive violin-shaped handle, a center rosette and flutes along the handle. The classic design is exceptionally versatile, suiting many styles of décor and any dining occasion from family meals to holiday celebrations.

This graceful pattern is styled in the Old Victorian tradition, with refined lines and a restrained decoration popular in the early Victorian era. Introduced in 1942, it features a distinctive violin-shaped handle, a center rosette and flutes along the handle. The classic design is exceptionally versatile, suiting many styles of décor and any dining occasion from family meals to holiday celebrations.

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

The 16th century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towle's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

The 16th century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towle's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

Beautiful spoon. Looks great. Also a great serving size.. Jennifer. FL. Mon Feb 15 2021

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades, and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

It was so easy to order. Very efficient communication as to shipping & delivery dates. Would order again because of the ease & convenience!!!. Carole. Modesto, CA. Wed Oct 21 2015

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

A lovely border of crisp, curling leaves and simple scrolls frame a broad center panel of smooth, gleaming sterling, making French Provincial the perfect accompaniment to any table setting. This finely crafted flatware is truly a work of art.

This graceful pattern is styled in the Old Victorian tradition, with refined lines and a restrained decoration popular in the early Victorian era. Introduced in 1942, it features a distinctive violin-shaped handle, a center rosette and flutes along the handle. The classic design is exceptionally versatile, suiting many styles of décor and any dining occasion from family meals to holiday celebrations.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

The 16th century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towle's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

The 16th-century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towle's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

For serving freshly carved meats and poultry

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

Our distinctive cheese serving sets are hand crafted in the same tradition as our matching sterling flatware.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

1) It is not used 2) It arrived exactly when I was told it would.. Corinne. Fairhope, AL. Wed Apr 24 2019

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

A lovely border of crisp, curling leaves and simple scrolls frame a broad center panel of smooth, gleaming sterling, making French Provincial the perfect accompaniment to any table setting. This finely crafted flatware is truly a work of art.

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades, and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

The 16th century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towle's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

The 16th-century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towle's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

Our distinctive cheese serving sets are hand crafted in the same tradition as our matching sterling flatware.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes, and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

Anonymous. Texas. Fri Sep 21 2012

This intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

The 16th century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towle's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

A lovely border of crisp, curling leaves and simple scrolls frame a broad center panel of smooth, gleaming sterling, making French Provincial the perfect accompaniment to any table setting. This finely crafted flatware is truly a work of art.

A lovely border of crisp, curling leaves and simple scrolls frame a broad center panel of smooth, gleaming sterling, making French Provincial the perfect accompaniment to any table setting. This finely crafted flatware is truly a work of art.

The 16th century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towle's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

A lovely border of crisp, curling leaves and simple scrolls frame a broad center panel of smooth, gleaming sterling, making French Provincial the perfect accompaniment to any table setting. This finely crafted flatware is truly a work of art.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.

Awesome. Vcikie. Greenville, NC. Wed Sep 28 2022

A lovely border of crisp, curling leaves and simple scrolls frame a broad center panel of smooth, gleaming sterling, making French Provincial the perfect accompaniment to any table setting. This finely crafted flatware is truly a work of art.

The 16th century was England's Golden Age of progress and prosperity. Shakespeare, science, and exploration all came of age under Queen Elizabeth I, as did the art of silversmith. With its simple beauty, Towle's queen Elizabeth I pays homage to this Golden Age. Delicate floral motifs at the tip and the neck are balanced by sculptured openwork curves.

This Serving Fork intricately detailed pattern was inspired by the shields carried by knights during the Crusades and named for the most famous Crusader of all: Richard the Lion Hearted. Be brave - brace yourself with the undeniable boldness.

Classic and timeless, Old Master brings together the finest in traditional Early Victorian design motifs with skillful artistry. The crown of leaves, the center rosette, scrollwork, flutes and the violin-shaped handle are all traditionally famous motifs of sterling design.