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Lunt Silversmiths New Sterling Silver Flatware, Silverware |
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The Lunt story begins in 1690, and its family tree intertwines with Towle Silversmiths. The Lunt name began in 1900, and they have always been known for their high quality. These patterns are now being manfuactured by Reed & Barton, a privately held company based in Taunton, Massachusetts. All patterns are made in the USA. Need help
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Bel Chateau Bel Chateau is probably #3 on Lunt's list of most popular patterns, and its design is considered the Grand Dame of elegance. |
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Eloquence Eloquence is the "flagship" pattern of Lunt's sterling silver offerings. Pierced handles, very detailed ornate design. |
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Embassy
Scroll The official pattern of U.S. Embassies worldwide. Regal and contemporary, without being overly modern. |
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Complete List of Lunt Sterling Patterns Bel Chateau Delacourt Eloquence Embassy Scroll Golden Embassy Scroll Homes Modern Victorian Quintessence Regency Shell William & Mary |
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Homes Classic, teardrop point design, originally known as "Early Colonial". Carefully detailed gadroon border. |
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Modern
Victorian Modern Victorian is Lunt's #2 most popular pattern, and features a subtle interpretation of Victorian-era design. |
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Delacourt Delacourt features a well-designed blend of floral clusters accented by scroll work. Some manufacturers might skimp on silver weight when making an ornate pattern, but Lunt didn't. |
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Golden
Embassy Scroll Identical to the Embassy Scroll pattern above, but the collar features a very tasteful 24K gold accent. |
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Quintessence Reminiscent of Tiffany's Audobon silver pattern, but at a fraction of the Tiffany price. Think there's a difference in quality? Think again; Lunt previously manufactured sterling flatware for Tiffany. |
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Regency
Shell This outstanding design is a modern take on the traditional shell design silverware made popular in Colonial times. Also available with a gold accent. |
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William
and Mary Named for King William III and Queen Mary II, this sterling flatware pattern features a fine needlepoint-inspired border. |
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Choose another silver manufacturer below!
Gorham
| International
| Kirk-Stieff
| Reed
& Barton | Towle
| Tuttle
| Wallace
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