Sauce boat shown here is similar to stolen sterling silver sauce boat.

The Millis Police Department is investigating the theft of silver stolen on March 9.

Among the 12-place sterling silver flatware in the Silver Masterpiece pattern by International Silver Co. were the following items: demitasse spoons, cocktail/seafood forks, hostess set (tablespoon, pierced tablespoon, sugar spoon, butter serving knife, gravy ladle, small cold meat fork), sugar tongs, lemon forks, jelly server, cheese serving knife, bon-bon spoon, tablespoon, cream sauce ladle, cranberry/tomato server, large cold-meat fork and a pie/cake server. All the pieces listed were in perfect condition and stored in a lined wooden silver chest.

Also taken were sterling silver hollowware, including an antique sauce boat, engraved “NEHC” with the year, and silver plated hollowware, including a tea/coffee service (pot, creamer, sugar bowl with lid) and a large (approximately 14‱6-inch diameter) round serving tray with simple raised rim; plain finish except for engraved inscription in center: “Dorman and Claudette / May 2, 1964.”

Anyone having information concerning the whereabouts of these items is asked to contact the Millis Police Department at 508-376-2233.

Tea set and round tray shown at top are similar to stolen items (silver plate). Sterling silver flatware pattern shown below the tea set and tray is exact pattern stolen (International Silver Co. Silver Masterpiece, 12 place settings, plus numerous serving pieces and wooden silver chest).