According to our Tiffany & Co. flatware history book (p. 279), this is a pointed tip Japanese-style dessert knife, sterling-silver with parcel gilt and applied and engraved decoration (of a fish with some sort of vine that wraps around the hollow handle). It has an unknown name but may be pattern #116.

Tea service for six consists of Teapot with lid, Milkpot with lid, Sugar bowl with lid, Six cups, six saucers, six desert plates. All pieces are in excellent condition. No chips, cracks, dents or repairs.

salt& pepper shakers-- steal in color have a crest on the front with engraved pictorial of "city hall detroit mich". picture seems to contain a possible water wheel my eyesight not so graet. vase shapped with dome top and octigon base. JB 1802 on the bottom.

Seagull theme, light blue shades, gold trim, centerpiece footed with dolphin images. Also available: coffee pot with stand, sugar and creamer, 11" tray, 2 cigaret holders, 2 candle holders, cake/cookie stand,, 6-3/4" shell dish - many unavailable today.

Also available (not pictured) 2 #304 10-1/2" cake plates, 6 3" shell trays, 12 teacups and saucers, 12 6" plates, matching banquet size linen tablecloth and embroided bridge size cloth.

Lunched in 1951-1958 by Kodak, with a high class four element lens that Kodak named Ektar at the time and then for good sharpness and color descriptions. Also the Ektar lens in those days was known for being the standard lens of speed graphics. It also came with exposure scale located on the back of the camera to make it very convenient to get the exact value of exposure without a meter.

Style #4836
Serial # 326285