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This is an S Kirk & Son Co piece and I am unsure if it is some sort of serving utensil or a table scraper. It was from a set of pieces that were momogrammed for a wedding in the early 1900's. It is about 13" long and 212 grams. Can some one confirm its purpose for me? Thanks!

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Ah, I found a working link to the R&B date code page. So I guess my questions are 1) would this be considered a chantilly pattern, and would this pattern #26 have only been produced during certain years? Thanks for any clarification!

Ok, sorry. I wasn't sure if those makers marks narrowed down the manufacture date at all.

Could someone help me date this set? The Reed & Barton date code link on the main site is not working. Also, what is this design style called? Thanks for your help!
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Thank you so much Trev. So what is the 325 if it's not their registration number?

It says "Italy" with "325" beneath. There is a 925 mark on the clasp. The hallmark is P.R. EX with "EX" running vertically after the "P.R." I believe the 325 is a reference to the manufacturer, and not an indication of the purity. Also, the P.R. might be in reference to the province Parma. Anyone ...

This is a tree of life/tree and well platter I just started cleaning up.