This month, we highlight place setting, serving, and hollowware pieces from the Sir Christopher pattern by Wallace Silver.  This magnificent flatware has a heavy tip with an intricately scalloped body.  The center plume of the tip is further accented with a floral study and distinct scrollwork.  The artists at Wallace Silver named Sir Christopher after the famed British architect Sir Christopher Wren.  Wren lived between 1632 and 1723.  He garnered his reputation as England’s “Master Architect” when he rebuilt several of London’s churches following the 1666 fire.  A variety of place setting and serving pieces are available in this wonderful pattern. We also offer pieces with monograms, as well as Sir Christopher hand-chased hollowware.  Follow the links below to browse and order pieces from this glorious design!