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Tiffany Chrysanthemum Sterling Silver Flatware

  • Writer: GREG ARBUTINE
    GREG ARBUTINE
  • Dec 23, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 9

Tiffany Chrysanthemum Sterling Flatware
Tiffany Chrysanthemum Sterling Flatware

Tiffany Chrysanthemum Sterling Silver Flatware is one of the most ornate and highly detailed patterns ever produced. It is also extremely heavy in weight with a very high gauge of metal.


Chrysanthemum was designed by Charles Grosjean and the pattern was first introduced in the year 1880. It also has a line of sterling holloware that matches the flatware. Since its introduction, it has been consistently one of TIffany's most popular patterns and is highly sought out by collectors.


Regarding brand new pieces of Chrysanthemum versus older ones, our experience with handling several hundred pieces has concluded that the new pieces are just as well made as the older ones. All the steps of manufacturing this pattern are still painstakingly adhered to same as they were back in the 1880's.


If you are looking to start an incredible sterling silver pattern that will be relevant for generations to come, then Tiffany Chrysanthemum Sterling Flatware is a pattern worth making an investment into purchasing.


Tiffany Chrysanthemum Sterling Flatware
Tiffany Chrysanthemum Sterling Flatware

Available to purchase brand new at:

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Article Authored by Greg Arbutine

 
 
 

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Dec 23, 2024
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Such a gorgeous pattern of sterling flatware!

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