"1835 R. Wallace" tell us the name of the manufacturer and the were the business tarted-it is not the year of manufacturing of your silverware. The number 12 corresponds to the pattern number which is a Floral pattern designed by Henrik Hillbom. Lastly, the words "Pat Junc 6-03" is a patent reference that was in possession of R. Wallace at that ...

I have a silver serving spoon that says "1835 R Wallace Pat. July 1607 A1" on the back. I know who R Wallace was and I know the patent office did not exist in 1607. A1 indicates the thickness of the silver. Can you give me more information and its value? Item's Current Condition: very worn spoon, handle is great

A service for 12 of monogrammed silver plated flatware made by Robert Wallace (1835 is the date of the company's inception and is part of their logo, it is not the date of the set) in the early 1900's has a value of $80 to $100 resale.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the R. Wallace 1835 is a silver plated pattern, not sterling. Robert Wallace produced sterling silver spoons early in his career, but later switched to nickel silver and silver plate, in partnership with other companies. Resale value $10-$14 for the set.

This is an 1800s Wallace silver plated butter knife valued at $12 to $18 . Please scroll to the top or bottom of this page and click all five stars to end this one.

I have some inherited silverware with the markings "1835 R. Wallace 12 with Junc 6-03" on them. Can't tell if they are

Customer: I have a very large serving spoon with 1835 r wallace a1 pat. June 6, 03 with flowers on the handel and part of the spoon. June 6, 03 with flowers on the handel and part of the spoon. Thanks Ruth blew Expert's Assistant: What would you like to learn about the spoon?

The stamp says 1835 R WALLACE, is it the same as Wallace Sil... I have some inherited silverware with the markings "1835 R. ... I have a set of 6 1835 R.Wallace butter knives.

This is a set of Wallace silver plated butter knives with a shell pattern made in the early 1900s valued at $5 per knife. SELLING SUGGESTIONS Here are suggestions for selling if that is your plan for this item:

Customer: I have a 12" 1835 R Wallace pat.1902 serving spoon. What is it's value? Expert's Assistant: The Antiques Appraiser can help. You can also send photos once I've connected you. Does the spoon have unique or identifying markings?