Tuttle Vintage 90s .925 Sterling Silver Hollow-Handle La Preference Collection Continental Steak Knife Silverware Cutlery with stainless steel blade 9inch length NO LONGER MADE IN USA

" Gleaming in perfect proportion, this design is an elegant execution of form plus function. Continental size, in a very heavy weight sterling, its tines are strong and painstakingly balanced. " -SilverSuperstore

Online Store(AntiqueCupboard); https://antiquecupboard.net/collections/antiques-silver-sterling-silver-925-flatware-silverware/products/continental-by-tuttle-sterling-silver-steak-knife-not-beveled-original-9?srsltid=AfmBOopaMzffcJG9Z7-yALe6orNnSa-NIk1QeOt_y9VTDySzJhyayTYv&variant=40145679286334 Online Store(SilverSuperstore)(SetOnly); https://www.silversuperstore.com/Tuttle-Continental-Sterling-Silverware/departments/9220/

Potential Listing(Replacements); https://www.replacements.com/silver-tuttle-continental-sterling/c/105750?srsltid=AfmBOoqebO3uRCnB-fdJSN5yTa_ffuLfxz2wcHnO6prm9r6wB3eofVJh Product Review; " Although Tuttle Sterling doen'st really exist anymore (the name nechnically does, but it's changed ownership several times, was aquired by Syratech Inc in the 80s, and when later puchased again by company Lifetime Inc) the Tuttle vintage flatware that is still being sold at auctions and fine-antiques dealers around the US, is of extremely high quaity - the metals were refined right here in Massachusetts for decades to make Tuttle a well known brand. The 3 letter crescent insignia is the residing president's initals at the time of manufacture - mine says GWB, meaning Geogre Walker Bush, and that my utensil was manufactured in the early 90s. The Continental line is extremely modest and clean looking, with virtually no decorations or embellishments, save for maybe a slight curvature of the handle, which makes it slightly more graspable and less prone to slip from the hand. The Steling Silver found in vintage Tuttle dinnerware is of timeless quality - and pieces like this hold their value indefinitely - even if the materal becomes so worn out, you can always melt it down and sell for the price of silver ! " -MadeInUSAReview