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For sale is one bouillon spoon in the Colfax pattern by Durgin, a company known in the late 19thcentury and early 20thcentury as one of the finest producers of sterling flatware in America. Around 1905, Durgin became a division of the Gorham Silver Manufacturing Company, and eventually the Durgin patterns were simply marked “Gorham.” The Colfax pattern was introduced in 1922 and features a classically elegant design with bellflowers framed by a decorative border. It has the same shape as the simpler and very popular Fairfax pattern, also by Durgin/Gorham, and coordinates well with it.
Each of these spoons is in very good, gently used condition and measures 5 1/4”. Buy one or up to six with free shipping.
Please note that I have not activated the “make offers” option and do not wish to sell these spoons for less than the buy-it-now price at this time.
