Wallace Silversmiths is a prominent American manufacturer of fine sterling silver, silverplate, and stainless steel flatware and hollowware. Founded in 1835 by Robert Wallace, the company is legendary for its craftsmanship and "Three-Dimension" designs. History and Ownership Founding: Robert Wallace established the company in Wallingford, Connecticut, after making the first nickel silver spoon in America in 1835. Evolution: Originally known as R. Wallace & Sons, it became Wallace Silversmiths in 1956. Wallace is best known for its ornate patterns from the 1930s and 40s, many of which are considered "Three-Dimension" because their intricate designs are visible from the front, back, and profile. Grande Baroque (1941): The company's most famous and best-selling pattern, characterized by its lavish, floral Rococo style. A unique set of three beautiful horsehair clothes brushes from Silver 925 - Vintage Art Deco with design Grande Baroque.