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In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishn... In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishness and romance that epitomized the 16th century. Among the most revered patterns in sterling history, Grand Baroque remains universally lauded as the pinnacle in... more

In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishn... In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishness and romance that epitomized the 16th century. Among the most revered patterns in sterling history, Grand Baroque remains universally lauded as the pinnacle in... more

In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishn... In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishness and romance that epitomized the 16th century. Among the most revered patterns in sterling history, Grand Baroque remains universally lauded as the pinnacle in... more

This vibrant pattern features symmetrical lines that sweep the length of the h... This vibrant pattern features symmetrical lines that sweep the length of the handle and gently curve at the top. It's perfect for every meal from morning cereal to dinner for two. | Wallace French Regency Pierced Tablespoon Sterling Silver in Gray |... more

A mood of grandeur is captured in this English Renaissance–style pattern inter... A mood of grandeur is captured in this English Renaissance–style pattern interpreted from the designs of architect Sir Christopher Wren. Earth's bounties are depicted on each piece from this impressive collection. | Wallace Sir Christopher Cream Soup... more

Suspended in a web of silver lace, a rose in bloom floats within a frame of de... Suspended in a web of silver lace, a rose in bloom floats within a frame of deep scrolls and shimmering dewdrops. The intricate piercings provide a lovely counterpoint to the surrounding motifs. | Wallace Sterling Silver Rose Point Soup Spoon Sterling... more

In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishn... In 1941, William Warren designed Grande Baroque - silver embodying the lavishness and romance that epitomized the 16th century. Among the most revered patterns in sterling history, Grand Baroque remains universally lauded as the pinnacle in third... more

A mood of grandeur is captured in this English Renaissance–style pattern inter... A mood of grandeur is captured in this English Renaissance–style pattern interpreted from the designs of architect Sir Christopher Wren. Earth's bounties are depicted on each piece from this impressive collection. | Wallace Sir Christopher Pierced... more