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	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".
			Legato Frequently confused with Fontana (shown above), but with more pronounced scroll work. Legato is the musical term for "tied together", when two notes are played continuously without an interruption.
			Margaux One of our more ornate patterns, with the grape design spilling into the bowls of the spoon.
			Marie Louise Used by U.S. Embassies worldwide; very similar to Embassy Scroll by Lunt Silversmiths.
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			Monument Identical to Marie Louise (shown above), but made in a tarnish-free alloy. The salad fork is more like a luncheon fork, and there are fewer pieces available. Of course, you can mix and match with Marie Louise.
			Old Colonial The most unique feature of Old Colonial is the chiseled grooves in the bowls of the spoons and the forks. Introduced in 1895.
			Old Lace Delicate lace border, in a squared body.
			Old Master Towle's most popular pattern, introduced in 1942. Old Master features a wide variety of available items.
			Old Newbury Most silver manufacturers have a beaded border pattern, and Towle's offering features an apex, rather than a rounded end. You may also like Triumph by Tuttle, which is very, very heavy.
			Old Newbury Gold Old Newbury Gold is currently the only sterling silver pattern available with a gold-accented border encompassing the entire length of the handle.
			Queen Elizabeth I Named for the last ruler of the Tudor dynasty, and namesake of the Elizabethan era. Queen Elizabeth is a weighty pattern that remains one of Towle's most popular in sterling silver.
			Rambler Rose Revived under Towle's Made-To-Order program, Rambler Rose is one of the few remaining sterling silver patterns with the ornate design cascading down the center of the handle.
			Reflection The tarnish-free version of the discontinued American Chippendale sterling silver pattern. No more polishing!
			Scroll and Bead Beaded border design with a slight twist.
			Silver Plumes Slender handles and contemporary grooves.
			Spanish Provincial Towle is unique in that it offers two patterns inspired by Spanish art and architecture, this pattern and El Grandee (shown above).

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