A group of silver flatware

89.7 ozt. The estate of Dr. Edward C. and Ruth P. Atwater, Rochester, New York.

including hammered silver dresser pieces, salts, weighted candlesticks, spoons and forks 53.1 troy ounces weighable

A Group of Silver Flatware and Table Articles Various Makers, 20th Century comprising a set of twelve Tiffany & Co. shell-form placecard holders, twelve Italian olive forks, a pair of Italian pheasant

A GROUP OF SILVER FLATWARE, including a pair of 18th Century Hanoverian tablespoons; a pair of Scottish tablespoons, the mark of Archibald Ure, no date letter; etc. (Qty) 47.8 troy ounces gross

Early 20th century and later, comprising: 26-piece .800 silver part flatware service, 28 Continental and Russian silver various flatware items, 12 dessert forks with mother-of-pearl handles and 12 mat

An assembled sixteen piece International group of silver flatware and accessoriesvarious makerslate 19th-20th centuryComprising 4 Wallace Grand Baroque pattern servers, 1 Gorham Kings pattern fish sli

30.8 ozt coin silver. Max L 8" The estate of Dr. Edward C. and Ruth P. Atwater, Rochester, New York.

*Note: The weight on this lot has been corrected. Approximate weight is 15.77 oz. T.Group of Silver Flatware and Souvenir Spoons, 37 pieces (America and England, 1780-1920) Including four sterling tea

An eight piece group of International silver flatware; together with a spuriously marked serving spoonvarious makers18th-20th centuryComprising a Richard Crossley serving spoon, 1784, a Porter Blancha

A GROUP OF SILVER FLATWARE, including a pair of salad servers, by John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1901; etc. (Qty) 21.4 troy ounces gross

Lot includes International, Lunt Dominic & Haff and Gorham makers. Ranging from 4.75" to 8.75". Gross weight is 489 grams, including one coin silver ladle.

19th century Most marked for silver, various maker's marks Comprising a set of six Russian lemon forks with enamel decoration (3.75"), a set of six unmarked Constantinople souvenir spoons with clois

An assembled twenty three piece group of International silver place setting and serving flatwarevarious makers19th-20th centurySome monogrammed.total weight approximately 13oz troy Provenance:P

Group of silver flatware comprising twelve sterling dinner forks monogrammed, with mark of W and lion and seven coin silver knives stamped "Coin". Tine wear, scratches, dings to knife handles. Largest

Group Russian silver flatware, 19th c., (13) pcs., largest: 12"l (pastry server)

Comprising: American coin silver fiddle back tablespoon with makers mark, Welsh, monogrammed, American coin silver Old English pattern tablespoon, mark rubbed, American coin silver acanthus motif tabl

Comprising seven Georgian teaspoons, one William IV (Wm. IV) egg spoon, one Canadian teaspoon, and one American teaspoon. 143g.

Alvin Sterling Silver Footed Dish Together with a Group of Silver Flatware: Including three sterling souvenir spoons; a Dutch silver spoon with ship form finial; a pair of Navajo salad servers cast wi

Misc. Group Sterling Silver Flatware, includes 12 Louis XV dinner forks by Whiting, 6 Bigelow Bros & Kennard teaspoons, 6 Gorham cocktail forks. 26 ozt. (TINK3246/lot)(WT) Dimensions: Coin salt spoon

Description: A group of silver flatware and other items including four Chilean .900 silver knives, a Gorham sterling silver pierced condiment spoon, six English sterling handled fruit knives, an S. Ki

A partial set In the Colonial Fiddle pattern by Watson, comprising: eight 8" forks, fourteen 6" teaspoons, six 6 1/2" soup spoons, one 8" serving fork, eight butter spreaders (loaded handles and stain

Group of Sterling Silver Flatware. Stamped Sterling or .925. Weight: 101 ozt. Count: 78 pieces. Ranging in length from: 6" (15 cm) to 8.5" (22 cm).

Group of Dutch Silver Flatware and Horn Handled Knives The silver marked '.833', comprising: Nine dinner forks Ten large tablespoons Three tablespoons Twelve small spoons with flat bowls Ten soup spoo

Late 19th/early 20th century Each marked for sterling, with various maker's marks Comprising spoons and serving pieces of various forms and patterns, makers include Baker-Manchester, Towle, Gorham,