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Whiting Manufacturing Company
– American, 1866–Present
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Cake Basket
ca. 1870
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Footed Bowl
ca. 1887
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Dinner Knife, Louis XV Pattern
Patented 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Fruit Knife, Louis XV Pattern
Patented 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Serving Spoon
ca. 1885
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Sugar Sifter
ca. 1885
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Salt Spoon, Berry Pattern
ca. 1885
Whiting Manufacturing Company; William Wise and Son
Teaspoon, Louis XV Pattern
ca. 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Creamer
ca. 1880
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Spoon, Louis XV Pattern
patented 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Sugar Bowl
ca. 1880
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Cocktail Fork
ca. 1895
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Cake Basket
ca. 1870
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Footed Bowl
ca. 1887
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Dinner Knife, Louis XV Pattern
Patented 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Fruit Knife, Louis XV Pattern
Patented 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Serving Spoon
ca. 1885
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Sugar Sifter
ca. 1885
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Salt Spoon, Berry Pattern
ca. 1885
Whiting Manufacturing Company; William Wise and Son
Teaspoon, Louis XV Pattern
ca. 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Creamer
ca. 1880
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Spoon, Louis XV Pattern
patented 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Sugar Bowl
ca. 1880
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Cocktail Fork
ca. 1895
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Cake Basket
ca. 1870
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Footed Bowl
ca. 1887
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Dinner Knife, Louis XV Pattern
Patented 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Fruit Knife, Louis XV Pattern
Patented 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Serving Spoon
ca. 1885
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Sugar Sifter
ca. 1885
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Salt Spoon, Berry Pattern
ca. 1885
Whiting Manufacturing Company; William Wise and Son
Teaspoon, Louis XV Pattern
ca. 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Creamer
ca. 1880
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Spoon, Louis XV Pattern
patented 1891
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Sugar Bowl
ca. 1880
Whiting Manufacturing Company
American, 1866–Present
Cocktail Fork
ca. 1895
