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AED(42pc) Wallace “Rose Point” Sterling Flatware Set
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About Auction
LiveSep 29, 2026
Pre-bidding is now open for The American West: Native Art, Fine Jewelry & Silver auction, featuring Navajo jewelry, Western fine art, sterling silver, sculptures, rugs, and more. Highlights include a John Nieto "Maria" acrylic on canvas, a 6-piece Sanborns sterling silver tea set, and a 1.66 ct diamond engagement ring, alongside pieces from Gene Kloss, Georg Jensen, and Marie Barbera. Auction is September 29th at 1 PM CDT. SebastianCharles Auctions bid@sebastiancharles.com
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- Lot Description
Set Includes:
8 Dinner Knives (9" Long)
8 Butter Knives (6" Long)
8 Dinner Forks (7" Long)
8 Salad Forks (6 1/2" Long)
8 Spoons (6" Long)
1 Cheese Knife (7" Long)
1 Cake Breaker (11" Long)
Total Weight: 29.08ozt PLUS (17) Sterling Handled Pieces
Condition: There is minor tarnishing throughout the set, consistent with natural aging of the silver. Overall, the set is in good condition. No monograms.
About: Wallace Silversmiths traces to Robert Wallace, who began making flatware at Wallingford, Connecticut, in 1835, and the firm grew into one of the largest American manufacturers of sterling flatware. Rose Point, designed by William S. Warren and introduced in 1934, takes its name and its openwork, needlepoint-lace character from rose-point lace, with rose sprays worked into a pierced handle.
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