Cutlery in hallmarked sterling silver by Gorham

Cutlery in hallmarked sterling silver by Gorham. Chantilly model with engraved
initials "CB"
Chantilly is the model that has the greatest variety of pieces ever made for
silverware. It was created by William C. Codman in 1895 and is currently still one of
Gorham's most popular models.
52 forks, 5 spoons, 55 knives, 30 lunch forks, 22 lunch spoon, 42 cream spoons, 12
meat forks, 12 meat knives, 39 salad or fish forks, 38 fish spatulas, 18 butter knives,
2 pickle forks, 34 dessert spoons, 12 grapes spoons, 22 teaspoons, 12 seafood forks
and 28 serving pieces, among them: 3 sauce pots, 1 tomato pot, 3 pie spatulas, 3
salad spoons and 2 salad forks, 2 different size carvers, 1 pie knife, 5 forks, 1 sugar
spoon, 1 cabell d’ angel fork and four cold meat forks. Total pieces: 435.
Weight of solid silver pieces: 11.650 kg
Weight of pieces with steel: 9.326 kg