Eleven (11) pieces Continental Silver flatware including French Art Nouveau and Hanau or Dutch figural spoons. 1st item: Large Continental Serving spoon, Dutch or Hanau, early 19th century, with gilt bowl and figural caryatid handle of a woman with sword surmounted by a phoenix and the back with figural coat of arms, single hallmark (partially rubbed). 8" L. 2nd item: Smaller and later Northern European spoon with caryatid handle of woman holding crown, coat of arms en verso, marked .800 silver. 6" L. 3rd item: French Art Nouveau silver serving fork with gilt tines, hollow handle with repousse flower and vine decoration and Minerva head mark. 10" L. 4th and 5th items: Dutch .833 silver ornamental fork and spoon with repousse scenes of domestic life to bowls, pierced handles and figural ends depicting pipers. 8" L. 6th item: Dutch "Windmill" souvenir spoon with spinning blades, openwork handle, scene of revelry on bowl. 4 1/2" L. 7th-11th items: Five (5) apostle spoons with figural ends, twist handles, and foliate scroll decorated bowls, unmarked. Likely silverplated. 4 1/4" L. Combined weight (excluding Apostle spoons and hollow handled fork) is 10.53 oz troy. All items except apostle spoons likely .800 or better.

All items overall very good condition with some light to moderate wear.