Wallace "Irian" Sterling Silver Flatware

Six Pieces of Wallace "Irian" Sterling Silver Flatware

the pattern designed in 1902 by Henrik Hillbom (1863-1948), Wallingford, Connecticut, including:
a luncheon fork, l. 6-7/8";
a seafood/cocktail fork, l. 5-3/4";
a bouillon spoon, monogrammed "T", l. 5-1/8";
a teaspoon, monogrammed "T", l. 5-3/8";
a dinner knife with plated steel "blunt"-shaped blade, l. 9-1/2"; and
a luncheon knife with steel "blunt"-shaped blade, l. 9".
3.57 total t. oz. (weighable silver)
Condition Report: **In good used condition, with the expected wear consistent with age. The detail on the two knives and the bouillon spoon is worn, but the other three pieces are still reasonably crisp. The luncheon knife blade is discolored as is common, and the silvering on the dinner knife blade is worn on the sharp edges and the bolster. Solid pieces marked in the die with the Wallace "RW&S - stag's head" trademark and "Sterling"; the plated steel knife blade stamped with the Wallace "RW&S - stag's head" trademark.