Towle Old Newbury Gold Sterling Silverware

Old Newbury was first made in 1900 (originally called Newbury), and its classic design has endured many changes in silverware design trends. This gold-accented version survives as one of Towle Silversmiths' few gold trim patterns due to its widespread popularity. This pattern is also available without gold accent as Old Newbury.

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Towle Silversmiths Old Newbury Gold Sterling Silver Flatware

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4pc Place Setting Includes:

Salad Fork
Place Fork
Place Knife, HH
Teaspoon

5pc Place Setting Includes:

Items in 4pc setting
Oval Soup Spoon or Cream Soup Spoon

20pc Starter Set Includes:

(4) 4pc Place Settings
Butter Knife HH
Cold Meat Fork
Serving Spoon
Sugar Spoon

46pc Place Setting Includes:

(8) 5pc Place Settings
(1) 6pc Hostess Set
Flatware Chest

66pc Place Setting Includes:

(12) 5pc Place Settings
(1) 6pc Hostess Set
Flatware Chest

6pc Hostess Set Includes:

Butter Knife HH
Cold Meat Fork
Pie Server HH
Pierced Serving Spoon
Serving Spoon
Sugar Spoon

What chest is included with the 46 and 66-piece sets?

We include the Regency chest by Wallace Silversmiths, but you can also apply that cost to a different chest.

What does "HH" mean?

HH stands for "Hollow Handle", which means that the item has been made with a hollow sterling silver handle, and a stainless steel utensil has been inserted into it. Generally, the dinner knife handle is used for serving pieces, and a smaller version is used for the Butter Knife and Butter Spreader.