The 1903 pattern is Frontenac by Simpson, Hall, & Miller & these are the place pieces, minus 15-20 that I don't have.
FORKS

L-R oyster(cocktail), child's(breakfast), pastry(may not be an old piece), salad, fish, dessert(luncheon), dinner.

KNIVES

L-R dinner, luncheon, orange(serrated top edge), fruit, butter.

SPOONS

L-R chocolate, demitasse, 5 o'clock(pm), teaspoon, dessert(oval soup or place spoon), gumbo.

I'd frame them!

Now I want to pull out the pieces I haven't identified and get some input.

dlm - pull out those pieces. We've shown you ours, now we want to see yours!

I really like the Alvin "Orange Blossom" which is a similar style (and there is a special place in my heart for citrus flowers--the perfect plant for looks, produce, and SMELL). Maybe I should pick up a butter knife or some serving piece. Those old patterns are too expensive to not use, but they're also too darn nice to put in the dishwasher, so if I had a set I don't know if I could use it. Let my inlaws touch it? Nevah!!!

Most of this was bought on ebay over the last 10 years but beware - most of the sellers on ebay having multiple pieces of Frontenac & other old patterns are replacement services selling new pieces. The finishing is poor & they have no oxidation so they're ultra shiny & flat looking. Most of the newer serving pieces have knife handles with stainless findings (the business end) & there are a lot of spoons that have been sacrificed to become 'condiment' whatevers. If you look at Replacements, all items marked HC are these 'handcrafted' pieces. I try to buy monogrammed pieces because there's a better chance that they're old (& I like the engraving).

Marigene & Boston, if I get a chance this weekend, I'll photograph the serving pieces although by no means do I have everything. You'll be wiping drool off your keyboard!

Fori, Orange Blossom is another old pattern that's been manufactured recently & there's a lot of new stuff out there so the above warning applies just like Frontenac.

I'm still competition, too. I know there are all-silver fish knives out there somewhere, just waiting for my bid!

I'd love to see your other pieces antiquesilver - I'm drooling in anticipation!

SERVING FORKS

L-R Beef, Cold Meat, Vegetable?(may not be old production), Asparagus

SERVING SPOONS

Berry, Preserve, Jelly, Sugar, & a Tablespoon in front

FLAT SERVERS

Cucumber, Jellycake, Master Butter Knife, Cake Knife w/plated blade

LADLES - sorry, no soup or punch ladles!

Cream-old style, Cream, Gravy

FISH FORK & SLICE

SHORT HANDLED OLIVE SET

PICKLE & BUTTER FORKS

SUGAR & BONBON (tete-a-tete) TONGS

Slightly off topic, but apparently this thread somehow offended one GW member because I received an email - with the subject 'Frontenac'- containing nothing but a link to a long, boring video about a female dog. I replied that the link had nothing to do with silver or did I miss something; the response was "Nope - that's it". Soooooo, I guess I'm a b*tch unless there's another way of construing this! Certainly not the first time I've been referred to as such, but on an antiques forum?????? End of Vent.

Just want to say thank you for all the pictures and info. This has been one of the most informative threads and I'm not even a silver buff. (I let the ex have all the silver in the divorce. I knew I wasn't going to polish it.) Thankfully, there was nothing anywhere near the beauty or value of those shown here.

How many place settings do you have?
I collect 12-15 various patterns & try to make up a full place setting of each of them but Frontenac is my husband's favorite (he's not so keen on the mixed idea) so he's amassed more place settings (for 'formal' occasions, his definition-not mine) than I ever would! Offhand, I know there are at least 8 dinner forks & 6-7 luncheon forks, 16-18 tsp or pm sized spoons, 6 oval soups/desserts, 8 salad forks, 3-4 gumbos, spreaders, citrus knives, & cocktail forks, 6 luncheon knives, 4-6 dinner knives, 6 fruit knives, & 1 fish fork. Oh, & 6 demis & 2 chocolate spoons. So I guess it's averages out to about 6.

If it has a floral design, there's an excellent chance that I have at least one piece of it! I like the aesthetic pattern as well but they tend to be way out of my bank book's reach.
Wallace - Carnation, Peony, Eton, Violet
Durgin - Bouquet (a whopping 2 pieces!), Iris
Gorham - Poppy
Simpson, Hall & Miller - Frontenac, Edgewood, Stratford
Sheibler - Fiorito
Alvin - Morning Glory
Reed & Barton - Intaglio, Les Cinq Fleur, La Parisienne
Wendt - Florentine (not a floral)
Wilkens & Sohne (German) - Crocus
JJ Hudson - Yetive
I'm sure I'm forgetting some, but that's a good sampling.

Did you get the pieces on ebay or at a show? I'm sure it won't be long before you have enough to set a beautfiful table. And the larger serving pieces are even more spectacular than the small ones. BTW, someone told me that they use the sugar spoons for ice cream spoons so if you see others at a good price, it may be a wise investment. Of course, I had 2 & had already sold the extra before I heard this, LOL!