4 American Sterling Sugar Spoons

4 American Sterling Sugar Spoons, comprising a 6 3/4" Randahl hand-wrought example with a looped handle, a 6" Baker-Manchester Landers #2, an antique 6 1/4" Hamilton & Davis example and a 5 1/2" Towle

Three American Sterling Silver Sugar Spoons 5 3/4" and One Jelly Server 6 1/4" in the pattern Fiddle Thread by F.Smith/Towle. Both are in very good condition, no monograms, Weight approx 185 grams. PR

Ten pieces, comprising: 4 individual salt & pepper shakers, 2 nut bowls (monogrammed), pipkin, ladle, sugar spoon and sugar tongs; 11.45 ozt. t.w.

American sterling silver sugar tongs in the Mythologique pattern by Gorham. Length 12 cm (4 3/4 in.) Weight 64 gmAmerican sterling silver berry spoon in the Dresden pattern by Whiting . Length 22 cm (

marked "Treasure" and "Sterling" comprising: 6 dinner forks, 6 salad forks, 6 steel-bladed dinner knives, 9 teaspoons, 6 cream soup spoons, 3 five o'clock teaspoons, 4 demitasse spoons, 1 sugar spoon,

A group of 8 sterling silver accessory pieces by Lunt Silver, Early American Engraved pattern. Four butter / cheese spreaders 5.75" Cheese / custard spoon 6" Sugar cube tongs 4.75" Two bullion spoons

All are American Sterling. 1- Lebolt, Chicago Hand Hammered Sugar Tongs 4 3/4" "L" monogram. 2- Four Wallace Sterling Ice Tea / Cocktail Heart Shaped Spoon Straws 8". 3- Alvin Sterling Ornate Pierced

Three American Sterling Silver Sauce Ladles. Together with a sterling silver sugar shell, a sterling silver berry spoon, and two sterling silver bon bon scoops 4.70 ozt

Five sterling table articles including wishbone sugar tongs hallmarked for Gorham, 3-1/2". Whiting sugar tongs 4" with American pseudo hallmarks. Tea caddy spoon 3-1/2" hallmarked for London 1817 Geor

Pair of 19th Century English Berry Spoons. Marked with assay: Puma head, lion passant, three towers female sovereign head facing left, "O". Marked "IW" or "JW" 4.5 ozt19th Century English Sugar Tongs.

American, 20th century, including five 7-3/4 in. forks; five 7-1/4 in. forks; two 5-1/2 in. ice cream spoons; two 5-5/8 in. cocktail forks; seven serving pieces including two serving spoons, sugar spo

(4) American sterling silver sugar nips, including Caldwell & Co. Total weight: 2.5 troy ounces.

4 American 19th c. Sterling Silver Aesthetic style engraved Grapefruit Spoons. All monogrammed "C". Each 6 2/8". Approximate Silver weight 80 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

Including an early (18th c) English example. 4.8 troy ounces Condition: GoodTemp No 8397

(lot of 4) Silver items, including: (2) sterling-framed hand mirrors, Towle Silversmiths, (one) monogrammed GKM, approx 3.25"diam, (2) Chinese silver sugar spoon and sugar shovel, pierced handle with

Four (4) American Sterling Silver Iced Tea Spoons by Towle Siversmiths in the Fiddle Thread Pattern. No monograms. All in good condition. Weight on all approx 130 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Georgeto

AMERICAN STERLING & OTHER SILVER SPOONS AND SUGAR TONGS, FIVE PIECES:American sterling silver includes 1 Wallace sugar spoon with a lion tip; 1 Frank Smith Silver Co. "Pilgrim" sugar tongs, monogramme

Two Vintage Navajo Southwest Native American Sterling Silver Spoons, 4.5'' and 5.5''

Lot of 20 including 16 marked Sterling place markers with initials EBM; plus two marked sterling napkin rings; plus scotty dog sterling money clip; and sterling sugar spoon, total weight 4.15 ozt. Con

Lot consists of 4 sterling utensils; 2 sugar tongs. a berry spoon and baby spoon. All sterling. Approximate total weight is 2.55 ozt

A lot of 4 antique Whiting Manufacturing Co. American sterling silver serving spoon flatware items. Has an intricate scrolled design throughout handles. No monograms. Spoons measure approx. 8 1/8" len

19th and 20th centuries. Sauce, tea and sugar spoons in various pattern including Towle ''Candlelight, international "Prelude", Gorham "Camellia" and others. Approx 14 ozt.

(lot of 25) American sterling silver flatware group consisting of fourteen teaspoons, eight demitasse spoons, one sugar spoon by Towle in the "Georgian" pattern, 1898; together with a baby fork and sp

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A group of sixteen sterling serving ladles and spoons by various makers, including two berry spoons (larger lg. 7.25 in.), one sugar spoon (lg. 5.25 in.), one s