A Postcard from Tennessee
A quiet note, sent on Sundays.
A glimpse into the week, what’s new in the shop, and the feeling behind it all.
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A beautiful addition to a thoughtfully collected table, this set of four antique French hollow knives features the Grosvenor pattern, introduced by Oneida Community Plate in 1921.
The elegant handles feature a distinctive open rectangular design and an engraved monogram that may be interpreted as either an M or W. Their understated geometric detailing brings a touch of early 20th-century sophistication to everyday dining and special occasions alike.
Lovely paired with antique china, mismatched silverplate, or simple white dinnerware for a beautifully layered table setting.
Details:
Condition: Excellent antique condition with gentle signs of age and previous use.
Sold as a complete set of four.
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A quiet note, sent on Sundays.
A glimpse into the week, what’s new in the shop, and the feeling behind it all.