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<p>[QUOTE="Kisa, post: 1009225, member: 12355"]Hi Everyone,</p><p>I am new to this forum. So I should start by introducing myself. I am absolutely not a knowledgeable antique collector. I always favored modern design. I have finally come to the point in my life, when I am beginning to buy some "nice" table settings. I stuck with the modern for the china (Haviland Illusion) and crystal (Rosenthal Lotus Blossom). I had to move to ebay to find sterling I could afford. So as of late I have come to appreciate the antique and vintage styles. I now have a full dinner service for 12 (Oneida King Cedric - not really antique, but not modern either) and a Victorian fruit/dessert service in sterling and MOP. After spending a few weeks in Sicily, where we ate fish every night and were always given fish knives, I have a hankering for fish knives. I have run across gorgeous, affordable sterling pieces, but they are monogrammed. What is the consensus on using flatware with monograms that do not match my own or any ancestors? Thanking you all in advance for you opinions and wisdom.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Kisa, post: 1009225, member: 12355"]Hi Everyone, I am new to this forum. So I should start by introducing myself. I am absolutely not a knowledgeable antique collector. I always favored modern design. I have finally come to the point in my life, when I am beginning to buy some "nice" table settings. I stuck with the modern for the china (Haviland Illusion) and crystal (Rosenthal Lotus Blossom). I had to move to ebay to find sterling I could afford. So as of late I have come to appreciate the antique and vintage styles. I now have a full dinner service for 12 (Oneida King Cedric - not really antique, but not modern either) and a Victorian fruit/dessert service in sterling and MOP. After spending a few weeks in Sicily, where we ate fish every night and were always given fish knives, I have a hankering for fish knives. I have run across gorgeous, affordable sterling pieces, but they are monogrammed. What is the consensus on using flatware with monograms that do not match my own or any ancestors? Thanking you all in advance for you opinions and wisdom.[/QUOTE]
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