Asst. Sterling Serving Spoons

Sterling silver items include: 3 kiddush cups, ladle, 2 serving spoons, 2 small trays, nut dish, Tiffany & Co. rectangular paperweight, and weighted bud vases. Total sterling weight 21.53 ozt. Russian

Whiting, 19th century with gilt ribbed bowls, one with feathers splaying from a seated bird, two with cast and applied bird tending a nest, the other with a floral group; and a pair of large tongs, Wo

Lot of 2 pieces of sterling silver, large ladle marked Shreve, Crump and Low with bull head at base of handle 12 inches long plus smaller spoon 8.5 inches long, total weight 10.49 ozt.

all with gilt washed bowls, old hallmark, pair of large serving spoons-9 5/8 in. L., medium serving spoon-8 3/8 in. L.; 13.65 ozt. t.w.

3 Sterling Serving Spoons, includes: Gorham Imperial Chrysanthemum, 8 5/8" pierced gold washed bowl spoon (1894); F. Smith No. 2 pattern gold washed bowl 8 1/4" spoon (1918), and a Dominick & Haff New

(3) President Ulysses S. Grant, Sterling Serving Spoons Gorham retailed by Bailey, Banks & Biddle. Pat. 1864. Inscribed '1865' with Ulysses S. Grant monogram. L 8 1/2 in. Ulysses S. Grant, thence by d

Two late 19th century Gorham "Morning Glory" pattern specialty serving spoons. Gold washed bowls with morning glory handles, foliage pierced and etched designs. Spoon marked on reeded handle, ladle ma

33 pcs, American, 20th Century, Makers include: Towle, Blackington, International, Fine Arts, Bigelow, Baker, Lunt, Wallace and more many pierced and intricate pieces. Total weight: 24 OZT

Including Melon, Sugar Shell, And Other Serving Spoons Approx 19.9 Ozt. Some Tarnish. See Marks.

STERLING SERVING SPOONS, FORK, PASTRY & SUGAR TONGS, 6 PCS., 15.5TO L 9" (LARGEST) 15.5 tr. oz.Three serving spoons, sugar tongs, pastry tongs and a fork. Whiting Division of Gorham pie shape second f

Pair Tiffany sterling silver "Bamboo" pattern serving spoons. Marked TIFFANY & CO. STERLING to handles. No monograms. The Bamboo pattern was designed by Van Day Truex and introduced in 1961. Very good

(lot of 3) American sterling silver serving spoons, Tiffany & Company, in the "Audubon" pattern, originally designed by Edward Chandler Moore (American, 1827-1891), including: (2) tablespoons, approx

A pair of Modernist Mexican sterling silver serving spoons, designed by L. M. Der. Blossom type pattern handles, scalloped formed bowls. Each measuring 10" long. Both stamped Hecho En Mexico, 925, L.

DESCRIPTION: Two sterling serving spoons made by Hester Bateman. Each spoon has an image of a pointing dog etched into the end of the handle. Total weight of both pieces together: 196g CIRCA: Late 18t

Durgin heavy sterling silver berry serving spoon, Clark and True retailer, 9.5 in long. Together with a Gorham fancy Victorian sterling silver punch ladle, 10.5 in long. Total weight 11.58 ozt

DESCRIPTION: (2Pc) Gorham sterling silver serving spoons with floral and figural decorations. Marked: "Sterling" with hallmarks. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: L: 9" x W: 2" (Total Weight:

7 3/4 in. L., 12.70 ozt.

Three early 20th century Tiffany & Co. "English King" pattern serving spoons. 9.62 troy ozs. Monogrammed, slight surface wear. Each 7 3/4" long. ESTIMATE $300-400

Three Bright-cut Victorian aesthetic spoons marked STERLING and P. L. ARCHAMBAULT. each 8" long, monogrammed. together with four early Towle Old Colonial pat. 1895 pattern serving spoons with ribbed b

Asst. sterling spoons approx 22 troy ounces

The Faneuil Collection by TIFFANY.. Sterling Silver. Two pierced serving spoons. Length: 7"; Width: 2 3/8". Total approximate weight: 80 grams. STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO PROVIDE ACCURATE, OBJECTI

STERLING SERVING SPOONS, FIVE:Serving spoon by Mechanics Sterling Co. 7 1/4". Gorham flat tomato server "Versailles", L 7 1/2". Gorham lily serving spoon 6 1/3". Gorham ladle. Gorham serving spoon # 3

Two 12" Sterling Serving Spoons approx. 13 Troy

A set of four English sterling silver long handled serving spoons in a Shell and Thread pattern, scalloped gold wash bowls. Three hallmarked for William Traies, London, 1829. The back of the handles c