Reed & Barton Lark Sterling Silver Flatware 54-Piece Service by John Prip w/Chest
Made in America c. 1960-2005. Discontinued.
Vintage Reed & Barton Lark pattern sterling silver flatware service, designed by John (Jack) Prip and introduced in 1960.
This handsome 54-piece Mid-Century Modern service features clean, sculptural tapered handles with a raised accent near the upper handle.
Offered as one complete 54-piece grouping with the fitted wooden storage chest pictured.
The chest accompanies the set but is not original to the flatware.
All pieces are unmonogrammed.
Inventory and Measurements
| Item |
Quantity |
Size |
| Dinner Forks |
11 |
7 1/2" Long |
| Salad Forks |
11 |
7" Long |
| Dessert / Oval Soup Spoons |
10 |
7" Long |
| Teaspoons |
10 |
6 1/4" Long |
| Dinner Knives — Hollow Sterling Silver Handles, Stainless Steel Blades |
12 |
9" Long |
| Total |
54 Pieces |
|
Total: 54 pieces. Gross flatware weight approximately 2,750 grams (6.06 lbs), including stainless knife blades and handle assembly. The solid sterling forks and spoons weigh approximately 1,790 grams (57.55 troy ounces of sterling alloy). The 960-gram gross knife weight is not solid silver weight; actual silver content of hollow
Included fitted wooden storage chest, not original to the service. Approximately 4 1/4" High x 17 1/4" Long x 11 3/8" Wide.
Excellent vintage condition. All 54 pieces are unmonogrammed. Please examine photographs carefully for exact condition and surface wear. The storage chest is included but is not the original Reed & Barton chest. No specific condition grade has yet been established.
