WMF - Table service (24) - Silverplated - Forks and Spoons

Geislingen Flatware

12 long spoons cm 21
Punch with 90
Total weight g 778

18 long forks cm 20.05
Punch with 80
Total weight kg 1220

WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik) in Geislingen, Germany, straddling the late 19th and early 20th centuries (circa 1893-1903).
• The number 90 indicates the amount of grams of silver used to plate a standard 24-piece cutlery set (plating thickness).
• The acronym DRP stands for Deutsches Reichspatent (German Empire patent), with patent number 76975 registered in 1893.

This antique flatware service features the classic filet or violin pattern with an engraved noble monogram.
Double perimeter filet decoration on the edge of the handle, typical of European 19th-century production (style akin to historical models like Christofle Filet or similar traditional silverware).
Presence of assay stamps and a personalized monogram with a noble coat of arms at the base of the handle.