VIP on flatware typically stands for "Very Important Person," indicating that the flatware is part of a special or premium service designed for high-profile events or guests. It may also refer to a particular line or collection of flatware that is marketed as luxurious or exclusive. In some contexts, it could suggest that the flatware is intended for use in upscale dining settings.
vip means to give some one permission to go to a game if you have a vip vip me im
rogers cutlery & CO
silverplate!
It means you can join VIP tables.
form_title= Perlato Flatware form_header= Find new flatware for your home. Is this a gift for someone?*= () Yes () No What flatware do you need?*= _ [50] What type of design do you want on the flatware?*= _ [50]
International Silver Co. according to the website antiquesandthearts.com
sizes of flatware
vip
The "IS" silver marking on flatware stands for "International Silver Company". The flatware is silver plated. Visit the link below for details about other silver markings too.
If you opt for more elaborate flatware, such as sterling silver, then you should pick out your flatware first. For stainless steel flatware, pick your china first and then buy flatware that compliments the chosen china.
SSS typically stands for "Stainless Steel Silverware," indicating that the flatware is made from stainless steel, which is resistant to rust and tarnish. PAT-15 refers to a patent number, often indicating a specific design or manufacturing process used in the production of that flatware. Together, these markings suggest that the flatware is durable and has a unique design protected by patent law.
It is the design or pattern and Solingen is the town in Germany where it was made.