Kirk	Repousse
			Price
		Size	$/piece	Condition
Place setting pieces
7	Knife (New French blade) silverplate blade	8 7/8	24.00	VG
1	Knife (New French blade) stainless blade	8 7/8	22.50	VG
	- blade marked KIRK Sterling Handle Stainless Blade
3	Teaspoon	5 7/8	21.00	VG
14	Teaspoon (R)	5 7/8	21.00	VG
3	Chocolate or large bouillon spoon	5 1/2	22.50	VG
Other setting pieces
3	FH butterspreader (semi-paddle blade)	5 3/8	21.00	VG
1	HH butterspreader	6 1/4	23.00	NIP
2	Coffee spoon	5 1/2	17.00	VG
11	Fruit knife	6 7/8	29.00	NIP
1	Fruit knife	6 7/8	28.00	VG
12	Salt spoon large	3	12.00	NIP
2	Sherbet spoon	6	28.00	VG
Serving pieces
1	Carving fork (fully chased handle)	8 3/4	32.00	VG
3	Cold meat (small)/pastry fork	7 1/2	55.00	NIP
2	Cold meat (small)/pastry fork	7 1/2	45.00	VG
2	Fish server AS	11 3/8	316.00	NIP
3	Fish serving knife/ice cream knife	10 1/4	85.00	NIP
1	Fish serving knife/ice cream knife (wide blade)	10 7/8	69.00	VG
1	Fish serving fork (5 tine)	9 1/2	112.00	NIP
3	Ice cream knife - see fish serving knife above
2	Jelly server	6 3/4	32.00	NIP
1	Lettuce fork	8 7/8	72.00	VG
1	Mayonnaise ladle (round bowl)	5 3/8	47.00	VG
1	Pie server	10 1/2	41.00	NIP
1	Salad serving spoon lg	9 1/8	115.00	VG
2	Steak carving fork	8 3/4	35.00	VG
1	Stuffing spoon - see dressing spoon above	10 3/4	325.00	NIP
1	Sugar spoon (shell bowl)	6	23.00	VG
4	Tablespoon	8 3/8	52.00	VG
Specialty items
1	Letter opener in box	8 3/4	33.00	NIP in box
1	Youth knife		19.00	NIP
	NIP = New In Plastic wrappers
	To order, e-mail us at:	john@silvermatchingco.com
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Monogrammed pieces					Monogram
1	Salt spoon large	3	4.00	G	ABD
Serving pieces
1	Mayonnaise ladle (round bowl)	5 3/8	43.00	VG	B
All my inventory of Kirk pieces in new condition was purchased directly from Kirk
between 1972 and 1990.  This was prior to Lenox acquiring Kirk-Stieff in 1990 and
well before 1998, when the Kirk-Stieff silverware manufacturing plant was closed
in Baltimore and production moved overseas.  When Lenox bought Kirk-Stieff in 1990,
management ordered the immediate sale of all "old" inventory, much of which had been
in the warehouse for decades.  These pieces were made in Baltimore by the
skilled silversmiths that had worked for these two companies for decades.
The pieces were packed indiscriminately in Kirk-Stieff bags, Stieff bags and Kirk bags.
My family bought during this opportunity and I am now offering them for sale.
The pieces are hallmarked S KIRK & SON.  So the pieces that I am offering
in new condition (NIP) are actually old pieces that have been stored for years/decades.