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Summer Evening Place Setting
#mrsterlingusa#grandmillennial#grandmillennial decor#traditional decor#preppy decor#table setting ideas#entertaining at home#table setting#antique silver#chinoiserie#herend rothschild bird#tiffany japanese oyster fork#tiffany japanese#tiffany audubon sterling silver flatware#do you use your dining room?#do you use your silver?#silver salt cellar#kpm porcelain salt cellar
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Summer Dinner Party
#mrsterlingusa#grandmillennial decor#grandmillennial#traditional decor#table setting ideas#preppy decor#entertaining at home#table setting#chinoiserie#tiffany audubon#herend rothschild bird#waterford crystal#waterford tall colleen#tiffany japanese oyster fork
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#mrsterlingusa#Oyster Fork#Tiffany Japanese oyster fork#Antique Sterling Silver#collecting sterling silver
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Dinner, Lunch, and Breakfast at Tiffany’s
“Well, I already opened these blue boxes. May I have some more?”
This place setting features Tiffany & Co Audubon and Japanese sterling silver flatware. The dinner plate is Lenox Federal Cobalt. The turquoise and white cake plate, here used as a charger, is antique Dresden porcelain. The turquoise glass plate and ruffled bowl are vintage. I hope you enjoy this place setting inspired by “the little blue box”.
Photography by Mr. Sterling
#tiffany table setting#tiffany audubon#tiffany japanese#tiffany Japanese oyster fork#tiffany blue box#table setting ideas#table setting#blue and white table setting#tiffany fantasy table setting#dining
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Tiffany & Co “Japanese” oyster forks
Oysters from Hog Island Oyster Company are a real treat when eaten with Tiffany and Co “Japanese” oyster forks circa 1871. These oyster forks measure 5 1/8 inches long. The one widened tine was used to separate the oyster from the shell. The photos show the exquisite attention to detail of this pattern, front and back, as well as traces of the original vermeil finish.
Photography by Mr Sterling
#hog island oyster co.#Tiffany & co Japanese#oyster fork#Tiffany Japanese oyster fork#antique silverware#collecting antique silver
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