⬛︎ Brand Gorham ⬛︎ Pattern Strasbourg ※ Released in 1897. Features continuous Rococo curves and oval cartouches. ⬛︎ Set Contents Cocktail/Pickle Fork (3-prong) x 2 ※ Culinary use designation: Cocktail fork / Seafood fork / Pickle fork ※ Plates used for photography are not included. ⬛︎ Material Sterling Silver (.925 silver fineness) ⬛︎ Markings STERLING / PAT.1897 / Lion-Anchor-G (Gorham mark) on the back of the handle ※ The placement of the markings may vary depending on the year and lot. ⬛︎ Size Each: Total length approx. 14.0 cm (±1-2mm error due to manual measurement) ⬛︎ Condition ・ Minor scratches commensurate with age, but no bends, major dents, or noticeable distortions. ・ The design does not appear worn from polishing, and the relief is well-defined. ・ In practical condition for use as cutlery. ⬛︎ Packaging and Shipping Individually wrapped in cushioning material → Box → Yu-Packet Post or Nekopos ⬜︎ Strasbourg, a Gorham classic Rococo style, debuted in 1897. It is as popular as its sister pattern, "Chantilly (1895)," and has a very rich variety of cutlery shapes. ⬜︎ The 3-prong cocktail/pickle fork is ideal for serving olives, pickles, antipasto, and shellfish. It is a practical item that "looks good" when arranged on small plates, and is in high demand even in vintage. ⬜︎ The basic Gorham mark is the Lion-Anchor-G. In addition, pieces with "STERLING" and "PAT.1897" are clues indicating early to mid-production. #Gorham #Strasbourg #SterlingSilver #PickleFork #CocktailFork #SeafoodFork #AntiqueCutlery #Rococo #VintageTableware #SilverFork #PAT1897 #LionAnchorG If necessary, adding a close-up photo of the markings will further increase search traffic and credibility.