Silver Sunday is here again and I've enjoyed the first two weeks so much at Gypsy Fish. Everyone has posted some wonderful silver treasures.
These pieces are all from my family. I love the iced teaspoons. They are S. Kirk and Sons Sterling from the early 1900's and the pattern is Repouse. The flower motiff is so detailed and beautiful.
The sterling silver cigarette box was my grandmother's and is dated 1874 on the bottom. My mother told me when I was a little girl I loved to play with it...I don't remember.. but I do love that it was my "granny's" and I store some of her keepsakes it in.
The small seafood /appetizer forks have a pretty little pattern on them..I'm still doing research on them to see who made them and how old they are.
I've had so much fun each Sunday looking at everyone's posts and seeing such gorgeous silver pieces and I've developed a new appreciation for own my pieces as well.
Happy Silver Sunday!
Your pieces are so beautiful to look at and even more wonderful because they were your Granny's! I love that you keep some of her treasures in her box!
ReplyDeleteI just might get organized enough for Silver Sunday at some point!
Robin
Morning Miss Bloomer, What wonderful siver treasures. Things from our past are the best and those that belonged to love ones.
ReplyDeleteBarbara
I love your Grandmother's precious silver treasures. And, yes I am so enjoying Silver Sunday. I didn't realize that I had so much silver in my home until I started doing SS posts.
ReplyDeleteThe cigarette case is so lovely. Isn't it funny how times have changed with cigarettes.
I always laugh when I watch the old movies where everybody smoked!
Happy Silver Sunday.
I love your treasures from the past! I have wonderful memories of my sister and I playing with my grandmothers things as well.
ReplyDeletethanks for coming!...See you next Sunday!
{{gypsy hugs}}
Beth
Your silver is stunning. I love the beautiful ornate design of the teaspoons, so pretty. Everything is just gorgeous. What a thrill to have such wonderful family treasures. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteThe spoons are very pretty and I also love those sweet forks!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Silver Sunday!
Hugs and love,
Julia
Beautiful pieces. Do you know that if you fax a copy of the pattern of your pieces to Replacements Inc...they will tell you all about your pieces.
ReplyDeleteOh! I love those seafood forks! There is something about them that seems so elegant. I just found six that have P (for Payne) on them and actually used them for our shrimp cocktails at Christmas..making eating anything feel so special. Thanks for sharing yours, they have such a beautiful motif on them! Have a great Silver Sunday
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You're right it is a great way to start appreciating silver again. I certainly loved seeing yours.
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Carole
Hi Sonia! May should be a lovely time to visit Avila Beach/SLO area! Not quite summer so not peak crowds. Avila Beach is quite a bit off the track from the Shell/Pismo/Oceano beaches so you may have even less crowding. We want to retire somewhere in the Pismo area - we just love it there.
ReplyDeleteHmmm...suggestions. Some fun shops in SLO - although my two favorites closed. Also, in SLO, the Apple Farm has a good family style restaurant/bakery and a cute shop. You can't miss it - there are signs everywhere.
On the left side of 101 (going south) about on the Shell/Pismo boarder is a restaurant called F. McLintock's. Really good western style steak house but go hungry. They serve mountains of food! In downtown Pismo you'll find a little hole-in-the-wall place just up from the pier called the Splash Cafe. They are famous for their clam chowder. There is always a line outside at lunch time.
Check the tide charts for the morning low tide and go for a walk on Pismo Beach. It's huge when the tide is out and is great for shell hunting. It's also very long. You can walk forever. Have a great time! Like Pismo's logo says, it's "Classic California."
:-)
Robin
My mother tells me how I would play with all these valuable antiques as a child. My own daughter did the same. Isn't it true that whatever you own, even if it is old, it should be used and not stored away in a cupboard. Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteYour silver is beautiful.
How special to have some things from your Grandmother.
I'm always a bit envious of that.
Thanks for coing by and leaving a comment.
blessings
barbara jean
absolutely beautiful silver... those teaspoons are magnifico! I have an affinity for silver tea spoons myself...
ReplyDeletehugs. Dixie
oh your pieces are so lovely!!! i just love the repouse pattern.
ReplyDeletewow what a great blog! plan your trips aroound gardens, WE ARE TWINS! your pics are fab and you even have a border collie... i see napa and pg, i take it nor ca too? with you super pics, are you reader to join in food for thought?
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pieces you have, ones to be cherished along with the memories they hold.. hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteGorgeous silver pieces!
ReplyDeleteHappy SS to you!
xojanis
I came over to thank you for visiting my fertilizer Friday post and found something here I adore....silver. How sweet to have 'granny's' treasures.
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Another comment for you. Check out Jill at Gypsy Brocante for the tutorial on the blackboard trays. She posted it last Silver Sunday. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteHey sweet girl...
ReplyDeleteJust read the sweet note that you left for me and wanted to come over to say thank you!!! Ohhh my...and I'm so glad that I did! Of course, you know my love of silver so this was such a treat!!! I love all your beautiful pieces of silverware!!! But my, ohhh my...what a treasure! To have your grandmother's beautiful little silver box...how very precious! Thank you so much for sharing all of your silver pretties with us...what a sweet treat, Darlin'!!!
Have a wonderful week, Sonia!
Warmest winter wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
Wonderful collection of family silver...love those spoons and forks. I have seen the pattern on the forks but don't know the name. I am sure one of the knowledgeable readers will know the name...I have been helped a few times recently with pattern names.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful treasures!!! What a great way of remembering your precious grandmother!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!!!
XOXO
Cathy