14 pieces feature the Coronation pattern, introduced in 1936 by Oneida Community Plate. Designed to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VIII (which never occurred due to his abdication), the pattern became a classic of Mid-Century and Art Deco silverware.The specific knives shown appear to be butter spreaders or individual butter knives, characterized by their smaller size and wide, flat blades.Product DetailsPattern Name: Coronation.Manufacturer: Oneida Community (Community Plate).Material: Silverplate with stainless steel blades.Design Era: Introduced in 1936.Availability: These are widely available as vintage collectibles and replacement pieces through retailers like Etsy, eBay, and White Water Antiques.Current Market ValueIndividual pieces or sets are frequently sold on various platforms:Single Knives: Often range from $8.00 to $12.00 depending on the specific type (e.g., dinner vs. butter) and condition.Full Service Sets: Can range from $400 to over $900 for complete services for 12. Elegant silver dessert flatware set with detailed ornate handles. Includes knives, forks, spoons, and cocktail forks for versatile table service. Durable stainless steel construction for everyday use and special occasions. Classic silver finish complements any table setting.