I recently acquired this set of flatware. I have no idea the pattern name. I’ve searched everywhere I can think of online to find it with no luck. Just a couple websites where it was sold recently, but the seller didn’t know the pattern name either. Absolutely beautiful flatware, brand new still in plastic. The back [URL removed] Cambridge Stainless Korea. I’m guessing it’s gold electroplate. Can anybody help with the pattern name?
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rubysbeauty Reputation: 33 See rubysbeauty's booth |
Hard for me to really see the details through the wrapping but it could be the pattern called Gold Alyssa. Gold Alyssa is gold electroplate.
Have sent you a Bmail with more info….
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euroholic Reputation: 154 See euroholic's booth |
Try [URL removed] [URL removed]
These guys have a lot of patterns. Your picture isn’t very good and with that plastic on it, hard to make out. You should be able to find it quickly.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
Here’s the actual site for Cambridge [URL removed] [URL removed]
Also, check further up the pieces, near where the handle joins the working part, to see if you can spot a pattern name or number.
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lol1955 Reputation: 48 See lol1955's booth |
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