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Dale Posts: 2132 Registered: Nov 2002	posted 06-15-2010 12:16 PM Walmart carries sterling. The catalog offers sterling patterns like Old Maryland Engraved, Stieff Rose, Repousse, Golden Winslow and and so on. These are available only through the catalog. The brands on offer at Walmart are: Brand Ginkgo (94) Kirk Stieff (47) Other (30) Oneida (18) Cambridge Silversmiths (14) Cuisinox (6) Ginkgo (94) Hampton Forge (5) International Silver (5) Kirk Stieff (47) Mainstays (3) Nikko Ceramics (1) Oneida (18) That other looks interesting. IP: Logged
Dale Posts: 2132 Registered: Nov 2002	posted 06-15-2010 01:05 PM The other category shows a variety of sterling. Interestingly, makers are not named. There are fairly standard patterns here such as William and Mary, Rosepoint, Grand Baroque and Hester Bateman. Along with them, are English patterns such as Royal Husk and Coburg. Prices seem high. And they do not ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico for no clear reason. This truly looks like a grab bag. IP: Logged
chase33 Posts: 362 Registered: Feb 2008	posted 06-15-2010 08:59 PM What I find intersting is that while no makers are named, the "Sterling 365" before each pattern name is the website Lifetime Brands originally created for their sterling lines. The website is still active: Sterling 365 Did the web designer at Walmart err in thinking that was the maker? Or did they use the info Lifetime sent to them (ie gave them the link to the website?) IP: Logged

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