Gorham issued the Invitation pattern in 1940 — tiny leaves and berries climbing the length of each handle, the kind of quiet botanical detail that rewards a second look.
This nine-piece set offers three complete place settings: dinner fork, knife, and soup spoon for each of three people. Silverplate flatware of this age rarely survives in matched sets; to find nine coordinated pieces from the same pattern and era is genuinely uncommon. The Invitation pattern was made by Gorham — one of America's most respected silver houses — and carries that pedigree in every tine and bowl.
A beautiful gift for someone setting up a first home, a collector building out a pattern, or anyone who wants a table that tells a story. We also carry individual Invitation teaspoons and dinner forks.
Condition: Very good vintage. Minor surface scratches consistent with age and use. Not new; please review all photos carefully, as all sales are final.
