Gold Bamboo Flatware Set of 55 pcs
Truly an insane set of gold-plated stainless steel flatware from the 1960s. A complete 6-pieces silverware set of eight, with some additional serving utensils. Each setting consists of; salad fork, dinner fork, dinner knife, dinner spoon, soup spoon, dessert spoon. Comes with a ladle, a salad server set, a butter knife, two large spoons and the original lined box.
Rebacraft is a line of flatware made by Reed & Barton. Reed & Barton is a former American silversmith manufacturer that operated from 1824 to 2015. Reed & Barton is known for its high quality workmanship and design excellence. Rebacraft flatware is made in Japan and is described as heavy and substantial with a classic, slightly flared handle.
Regal Bamboo pattern is highly sought-after as it’s the predecessor to the Royal Bamboo pattern, and is heavier and more substantial. While both patterns have been discontinued, gold plated versions in either are very rare to come by.
BRAND -
Rebacraft, Reed & Barton
DIMENSIONS -
Box - W 14.75“ / L 10.75” / H 3”
Dinner Fork - W 2“ / L 7.25”
Dinner Spoon - W 2.5“ / L “7
Knife - W 0.75“ / L 8.5“
Serving Set - W 1.75” / 8.5”
Ladle - W 2.25” / L 6.25”
MATERIALS -
Gold Plated Stainless Steel
CARE -
Wash with mild soap, water and non-abrasive cloth
*They’re meant to go in the dishwasher, but like most plated metal, we do not recommend it
CONDITION -
Excellent – Vintage wear consistent with age and use
Truly an insane set of gold-plated stainless steel flatware from the 1960s. A complete 6-pieces silverware set of eight, with some additional serving utensils. Each setting consists of; salad fork, dinner fork, dinner knife, dinner spoon, soup spoon, dessert spoon. Comes with a ladle, a salad server set, a butter knife, two large spoons and the original lined box.
Rebacraft is a line of flatware made by Reed & Barton. Reed & Barton is a former American silversmith manufacturer that operated from 1824 to 2015. Reed & Barton is known for its high quality workmanship and design excellence. Rebacraft flatware is made in Japan and is described as heavy and substantial with a classic, slightly flared handle.
Regal Bamboo pattern is highly sought-after as it’s the predecessor to the Royal Bamboo pattern, and is heavier and more substantial. While both patterns have been discontinued, gold plated versions in either are very rare to come by.
BRAND -
Rebacraft, Reed & Barton
DIMENSIONS -
Box - W 14.75“ / L 10.75” / H 3”
Dinner Fork - W 2“ / L 7.25”
Dinner Spoon - W 2.5“ / L “7
Knife - W 0.75“ / L 8.5“
Serving Set - W 1.75” / 8.5”
Ladle - W 2.25” / L 6.25”
MATERIALS -
Gold Plated Stainless Steel
CARE -
Wash with mild soap, water and non-abrasive cloth
*They’re meant to go in the dishwasher, but like most plated metal, we do not recommend it
CONDITION -
Excellent – Vintage wear consistent with age and use
Truly an insane set of gold-plated stainless steel flatware from the 1960s. A complete 6-pieces silverware set of eight, with some additional serving utensils. Each setting consists of; salad fork, dinner fork, dinner knife, dinner spoon, soup spoon, dessert spoon. Comes with a ladle, a salad server set, a butter knife, two large spoons and the original lined box.
Rebacraft is a line of flatware made by Reed & Barton. Reed & Barton is a former American silversmith manufacturer that operated from 1824 to 2015. Reed & Barton is known for its high quality workmanship and design excellence. Rebacraft flatware is made in Japan and is described as heavy and substantial with a classic, slightly flared handle.
Regal Bamboo pattern is highly sought-after as it’s the predecessor to the Royal Bamboo pattern, and is heavier and more substantial. While both patterns have been discontinued, gold plated versions in either are very rare to come by.
BRAND -
Rebacraft, Reed & Barton
DIMENSIONS -
Box - W 14.75“ / L 10.75” / H 3”
Dinner Fork - W 2“ / L 7.25”
Dinner Spoon - W 2.5“ / L “7
Knife - W 0.75“ / L 8.5“
Serving Set - W 1.75” / 8.5”
Ladle - W 2.25” / L 6.25”
MATERIALS -
Gold Plated Stainless Steel
CARE -
Wash with mild soap, water and non-abrasive cloth
*They’re meant to go in the dishwasher, but like most plated metal, we do not recommend it
CONDITION -
Excellent – Vintage wear consistent with age and use
