Chantilly Gorham Silver Pattern Flatware
These listings are for Antique Gorham Sterling Silver with the Chantilly pattern. The most popular sterling silver flatware pattern of all time.
Antique Gorham Silver Pitchers
Featured Antique Gorham Silver Pitchers. Here you can find a great selection of Antique Gorham Silver Pitchers. For collectors and investors of history.
Gorham Silver Candlesticks
Featured Antique Gorham Sterling Silver Candlesticks. Beautiful Antique Sterling Silver Gorham candlesticks. Heavy weighted candle stick holders.
Newport Gorham Silver Tableware
Antique & Vintage Newport Gorham Silver, nut spoon, punch bowl, weaved rim tray, coffee carafe, tilting coffee pot, serving dish, salt shaker, water pitcher and many more silver plate pieces to add to your antique silver collection.
Greenbrier Silver Sterling Gorham Flatware
Browse through these listings of the gorgeous Greenbrier Gorham Sterling Silver Flatware and Serving Pieces.
Gorham Plymouth Sterling Silver
Beautiful vintage and antique gorham plymouth sterling silver spoons, tongs, pastry server, tea pots, forks, serving sets and more with plymouth pattern.
Gorham Sterling Silver Spoons
Starting in the mid-1800's silverware became a popular way to display new wealth, gentility and an high standard of living. Otherwise, how do we explain the need for a bouillon spoon, a butter spreader, place knife, pastry fork, the demitasse and coffee spoons?
Gorham Sterling Silver Plates
Most sterling silver plates were used as bases to carry porcelain or glass plates, which were the dishes that actually used for the meal. As a result, the centers of sterling silver plates were often left plain, marked only by a monogram or coat of arms.
1865 Gorham Sterling Silver
Antique Sterling silver is 92.5% silver with a 7.5% additive, usually copper. Sterling silver made in the USA after approximately the 1850's always has a sterling mark.
Gorham Sterling Silver Goblets
Featured Antique Gorham Silver Goblets. Beginning in 1863, Gorham became a powerhouse in plated silver, and it left coin silver behind for sterling silver in 1868, producing everything from....