Large group of mostly souvenir spoons, mostly sterling.

Large group of mostly souvenir spoons, mostly sterling. 25 troy ounces Provenance: The Estate of Thomas F Hodgman of Fairfield, Connecticut

Nineteenth century - Large group of mostly sterling souvenir spoons, a few table spoons, soup spoons and serving pieces. Small group of coin silver spoons. Mostly American, a few with English hallmark

Large Collection of Souvenir Spoons, Mostly Sterling. Some with enameled decoration, a majority with sterling marks, others are plate or 800, several duplicates; 132 pieces total. {Approximate weight

Large Lot of Mostly Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons, 66 total spoons, including examples from Africa, the Middle East, Greece, Turkey, Philipines, Russia, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Vietnam, S

Large group of miscellaneous silver items, mostly sterling with two large spoons being 930 grade silver, comprised of twelve forks in the Whiting Heraldic pattern, eleven oyster forks, two ship themed

Group of Forty-One Souvenir Spoons, 20th c., mostly .800 silver, 22 with enamel decoration, and one sterling cocktail pick, Wt.- 15.7 troy oz. (42 Pcs.)

Silver items, mostly sterling with some probably coin silver and several pieces unmarked comprised of four reproduction antique spoons, a coin purse, several pieces of Siam silver, etc. Approximately

Nineteenth and 20th century. Mostly American with spoons, forks, hollow-handled serving pieces, souvenir spoons, tongs, butter knife and etc. Plus a few European pieces and an English Birmingham fish

Also, one oyster fork. In addition to the sterling spoons, a few of the others are .800 silver. There is also a set of 5 that are silverplated. The total weight of the Sterling items is 10.51 Troy Oun

Collection of souvenir spoons. Mostly sterling. (22) examples. Approx. 300 grams.

65 pcs of Sterling silver late 19th and 20th Century souvenir spoons, primarily American, some England and Europe. Only two pcs are .800 or coin silver, the rest are Sterling 925. All in good conditio

20th century. A large group of sterling souvenir spoons, seventy-one in total, many with enamel decoration, including one pair of tongs; largest spoon lg. 6.25 in., tongs lg. 5.25 in., weighable silv

Large group of 45 silver souvenir spoons: 26 marked sterling silver, nine marked 800 silver, one marked 835, five illegibly marked, and four unmarked. Most with decorative handles and etched designs a

Sterling weighs 7.90g

Lot of Mostly Sterling Silver Spoons, Jewelry, Etc PLEASE NOTE: any props, stands, displays, trays, and/or quarters shown in the pictures are not included with the item(s) and are shown for display an

Collection of assorted sterling silver souvenir spoons. Mostly United States with some other countries.12.15 OZT.

Sterling Silver Flatware Assortment Over (9) pounds of mostly marked 'sterling' souvenir spoons, monogrammed pieces and a few serving pieces Length: 8 1/4 inches (serving spoon) Weight: 136.06 ozt. (t

Fourteen 19th & 20th Sterling Silver spoons, mostly American souvenir spoons. 11.87 troy ozs. Minor wear, some monogrammed. Up to 7 1/4" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

(lot) Huge collection of collector's and other spoons, mostly sterling, a few 800 silver, one broken, bowl only, some unmarked silver and plate, varied patterns, engravings and forms, marked sterling:

LARGE GROUP OF MOSTLY STERLING SILVER JEWELRY

Mostly souvenir examples from locations around the world. Included in the lot are examples in silver and makers such as Fukagawa, Wedgwood, Herend and Royal Worcester. Dimensions: Various.

LOT OF STERLING SILVER AND SILVER PLATE SPOONS ~ MOSTLY SOUVENIR SPOONS. LOCATIONS INCLUDING RHODE ISLAND, NEW YORK, CALIFORNIA, POLAND AND NEW ORLEANS AMONG OTHERS. WASHINGTON SPOON IS NOT STERLING,

19th-20th century. A large group of American sterling flatware including souvenir spoons and serving pieces, thirty-three pieces, and eleven pieces of Continental silver, spoons and tongs, PLUS ten pi

Fancy and highly detailed spoon group. Mostly 19th Century American. 45 Pcs, Total weight 32 OZT. Makers include Gorham, Simpson Hall & Miller, Reed & Barton, Whiting, Hardy & Hayes, Wallace and more.