Group Sterling and Coin Silver Flatware

Group sterling and coin silver flatware, 38 pieces total. 1st group: 32 pieces of assorted sterling flatware including 1 S. Kirk & Son Wadefield pattern large solid shell berry/casserole spoon, 1 Gorh

various makers and patterns 21.5 troy ounces

Including seven Gorham sterling forks and six teaspoons,1864; one Ball, Black & Co. sterling fork and sauce ladle, c.1851-1876; four John Cook sterling teaspoons, 1867; and a coin silver serving spoon

various makers and patterns including Tiffany & Co. Colonial pattern, 36 pieces and Tiffany & Co. Shell & Thread pattern 12 spoons. Souvenir spoons and coin silver spoons (16) 142 troy ounces weighabl

Group of Sterling and Coin Silver Flatware, Comprising twelve English sterling dinner forks by various makers including William Eley, William Fearn and George Smith V {average length 7 1/2 inches}; te

Comprising: a tea caddy spoon with rosette decorated handle and gold washed bowl, by Whiting; a knife sharpener, "Hampton" by Tiffany; a set of four teaspoons, "Lancaster" by Gorham (monogrammed); a s

A group of sterling and coin silver flatware. 16 pieces including fine 19th c American coin silver serving spoon embossed with pineapple and fruit, large sterling ladle. 14 troy oz.

Group of sterling silver and coin silver flatware, 19.88 t oz.

Group of 29 pieces sterling and coin silver flatware marked for Savannah, GA makers and retailers H.P. Horton, Horton & Rikeman, and Samuel P. Hamilton. 1st grouping (17 pcs): 2 tablespoons and 6 dess

various makers and patterns 79.7 troy ounces

Large group of coin and sterling silver flatware including a Gorham sterling silver set of child's flatware with a knife, fork, and spoon; eleven spoons marked "Sterling"; twenty-seven spoon

Group of coin and sterling silver flatware, 20.3 ozt.

ASSEMBLED SET OF STERLING & COIN SILVER FLATWARE 6 TIFFANY T-SPOONS, 5 COIN DINNER FORKS, 4 GORHAM TABLESPOONS, 3 GORHAM LUNCH FORKS, 4 GORHAM T-SPOONS, 2 GROUPS OF 6 KNIVES APPROX. 39.7 TROY

American, 20th century. A group of twenty-five pieces of silver flatware by Towle, all in various patterns, including seven coin silver matching table spoons (lg. 8.25), one coin silver berry spoon (l

Comprising: A Wriggins and Co. coin silver ladle, a Whiting jam spoon in the Laureate pattern, a coin silver spoon marked for N.E. Crittenden, a bom bon in the repousse pattern by S. Kirk and Son, a c

Group of Sterling Silver, Coin Silver and .800 Silver Articles, Including salt and peppers, small ladles, ladles, demitasse and teaspoons, small dishes, tablespoons, etc. , also two unsigned Native Am

Comprising: twelve Tiffany and Co. spoons in the Olive pattern, four spoons marked for B.E. Cook and a single coin silver spoon. Dimensions: From 6" to 7 1/4" long. The total approximate weight is 13

Group of Sterling Silver & Coin Silver Articles, American, 19th/20th C., Includes a pitchers, 2 weighted compotes, boxes, flatware, a soap box, salt and pepper, small dishes, etc., small lobed dish is

Large group of mid 19th century coin silver and early sterling. Partial New York coin silver flatware service in the early Albert pattern, including 6 serving or tablespoons, 6 dessert or place spoons

Including 13 sterling flatwares, primarily serving pieces, various makers, and 3 coin silver serving spoons by E. Watson, 22.1ozt.

Group of assorted sterling and coin silver: 9.5 in tray, set 6 coasters, 3.5 in, several flatware items. Coin silver = 13 ozt, sterling = 27 ozt.

Grouping of Gorham sterling flatware and various coin silver flatware, 29 pieces total. 1st group: Gorham Manufacturing Co. sterling silver flatware, St. Dunstan-Chased pattern, 14 pieces including 12

Group of assorted late 19th to early 20th century coin and sterling silver flatware. Includes 1 coin or early sterling silver cake knife in a Greek Revival style pattern with engraved, serrated blade,

32 pieces of various all silver flatware which includes spoons forks and a master butter, and 18 cutlery items with loaded sterling handles and steel blades/tines, the pieces date from the mid 19th ce