Towle Silversmiths New Sterling Silver Flatware, Silverware - Page 1 of 2
	Towle Silversmiths can trace its roots back to the year 1690, and remains one of the country's most prestigious silver manufacturers. Its history is intertwined with the creation of Lunt Silversmiths, but the two companies are not connected. Today, Towle Silversmiths is owned by the Lifetime Brands corporation, which also produces Wallace Silversmiths and the International Silver Company products. We've heard the name pronounced several different ways over the years, but the correct pronunciation sounds like "toll".
			Benjamin Franklin Traditional fiddle shape body, thread border, and shell design.
			Candlelight The original, and still the best! Candlelight was introduced in 1934, and several years later a host of imitators was released by rival silver manufacturers.
			Celtic Weave Gold One of the most unique sterling silver patterns available, featuring a very complex Celtic knotwork design.
Complete List of Towle Sterling Patterns Benjamin Franklin Candlelight Celtic Weave Gold Chippendale Colonial Thread Commonwealth Craftsman El Grandee Federalist Federal Cotillion Fiddle Thread Fontana French Provincial Georgian Grand Duchess King Richard Legato Margaux Marie Louise Marie Louise Gold Monument Newport Shell Old Colonial Old Lace Old Master Old Newbury Old Newbury Gold Queen Elizabeth I Rambler Rose Reflection Scroll and Bead Silver Plumes Spanish Provincial			Chippendale Inspired by the famous furniture maker, Thomas Chippendale. If you would prefer a bolder statement, be sure to see English Chippendale by Reed and Barton.
			Colonial Thread Very traditional teardrop shape body with threaded border. Ideal for custom engraving.
			Commonwealth Tarnish-free sterling silver pattern, with a traditional fiddle shape body, and thread border. No more polishing!
			Craftsman Craftsman was introduced in 1932, but it still keeps a modern feel to it with a chiseled edge. Pairs well with contemporary and classic dinnerware.
			El Grandee El Grandee incorporates some of the Baroque flair and curves found in Grande Baroque by Wallace, but with more of a Spanish flavor and pierced handles.
			Federal Cotillion One of the most ornate and well-detailed sterling flatware patterns available today, and one of our favorites.
			Federalist Tarnish-free sterling silver pattern, identical to the Federal Cotillion pattern shown above. No more polishing!
			Fiddle Thread Very traditional fiddle shape body with thread border.
			Fontana Fontana features a subtle Victorian flair, similar to Hampton Court by Reed and Barton. It debuted in 1956, at the beginning of a Victorian revival in popular design.
			French Provincial A quieter take on French Renaissance design. If the flagship Towle pattern "Old Master" has too much design work for you, but you like the overall shape, this is an excellent and popular choice.
			Georgian Originally called "Grecian", due to its well-stated column design, which appears on both sides of the handles.
			Grand Duchess This is one of our favorite patterns, and the design appears to keep the monogram circle suspended in mid-air. Beautifully done scroll work, and a tasteful floral accent.
			King Richard The unique oval surrounded by tiny beadwork has inspired questions about its origin, and relation to its namesake, King Richard the Lionhearted. Unfortunately, Towle doesn't have good notes about this pattern from the designer.
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