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akgdc Posts: 289 Registered: Sep 2001	posted 02-22-2002 11:07 AM Does anyone know of a Gorham sterling hollowware pattern known as Gregorian? A friend of mine recently inherited a beautiful tea and coffee set (including a massive sterling tea tray) in this pattern. It's in a sort of Frenchified Renaissance design with nice embossed banding and decoration. The bottoms are stamped with the name "Gregorian" and a model number, A13005, 04, etc. It appears to be early 20th century. I'm clueless on American manufactured silver so any information is welcomed. IP: Logged
Scott Martin Forum Master Posts: 11520 Registered: Apr 93	posted 02-22-2002 11:44 AM I did a check in our database of Gorham flatware pattern names and the only names that come close ("Gr....") are: Grape Grecian Greenbrier Griswold Starting in 1868, Gorham put a date mark (a symbol or a letter or a framed number) on their holloware. Is there a date mark? IP: Logged
akgdc Posts: 289 Registered: Sep 2001	posted 02-22-2002 11:48 AM Interesting. Maybe this was a pattern just for hollowware, not flatware? There was a date mark, which I didn't look at carefully since I don't have any Gorham references ... I'll check it and get back to you. IP: Logged

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