Hi, the pattern is "Hepplewhite". Not knowing the size it's difficult to determine a value. If it is a salad fork, Replacements is selling theirs at $45.99. Hope this helps!
The "R" in a shield makers mark is for Reed & Barton. Kinne may have been the retailer. It may have value over scrap if it is a sought after pattern. However, with silver in the mid 30's range, most sterling flatware is hard to sell over the scrap value.
toysaver
·1 year agoHepplewhite-Plain (Sterling, 1907, No Monos) Individual Salad Fork by Reed & Barton | Replacements, Ltd.
WB Kinne was a jeweler in Gainesville, Texas.
a_la_vintage
·1 year agoHi, the pattern is "Hepplewhite". Not knowing the size it's difficult to determine a value. If it is a salad fork, Replacements is selling theirs at $45.99. Hope this helps!
mopata
·1 year agoThe "R" in a shield makers mark is for Reed & Barton. Kinne may have been the retailer. It may have value over scrap if it is a sought after pattern. However, with silver in the mid 30's range, most sterling flatware is hard to sell over the scrap value.