Reed & Barton Clarendon pattern confusion

[LotVer]

I am going through boxes of silverware that I have inherited and trying to identify the different patterns and makers, etc.

I have two pieces that are marked Reed & Barton and both have engravings "Clarendon" on the handle. When I search the Clarendon pattern online, I find a different pattern identified as Clarendon. Is it likely that the maker would have labeled their pattern on the pieces, and if so, why do the online searches return a different pattern? I am quite baffled. I would also like to know the approximate vintage for this pattern. I know the one piece is a fish knife but I haven't found out what the forks are called yet.


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[dognose]

Hi,

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Trev.

[LotVer]

Here are embedded photos

[dognose]

Hi,

In this case the name 'Clarendon' does not refer to the the pattern, but indicates the name of the owner, perhaps a hotel or restaurant.

Trev.

[LotVer]

I don't feel that fits with what I know of the silverware's history. It came from Scotland and is part of a larger collection of pieces. I will look into this as a possibility. Do you have any ideas then on the pattern, if not Clarendon?