A Tiffany & Co. Olympian Sterling Silver Two-Piece Salad Serving Set

With 1892-1902 period hallmark (directorship of Charles L. Tiffany), parcel gilt, period script "JD" monogram to underside of handles.

9 7/8 in. (each)

8.1 total troy oz.

The Olympian silver pattern for Tiffany & Co. was designed by Edward C. Moore in 1878. Moore was Tiffany’s chief silver designer and a master of the Aesthetic and Renaissance Revival styles. The Olympian pattern, introduced in 1878, was one of the most elaborate and artistic flatware patterns of the era, featuring 28 different handle designs, each depicting a scene from Greek mythology.

Moore’s design reflected his deep admiration for classical antiquity and his study of ancient Greek and Roman art, which was a hallmark of Tiffany’s silverwork during the late 19th century. The Olympian pattern remains one of Tiffany & Co.'s most sought-after and collectible silver flatware designs.

Minor wear to gold wash; wear to masks on underside of bowl and tines.