Duhme Sterling Ladle

Duhme & Co Sterling Silver Flatware Assortment Including (12) 7.25-inch forks, (12) 6-inch cocktail forks, (12) 7.5-inch tablespoons, (2) ladles and a serving fork (all marked '925' / 'sterling') Prop

American and European. A group of fifteen coin silver utensils including spoons, ladles, toddy ladles with baleen handles and tongs, and three sterling utensils including a Duhme ladle, a Tuttle pan,

All hallmarked. Includes: Steuben hand-wrought spoon, Gorham for Metropolitan Museum of Art reproduction of a Chinese Tang Dynasty ladle, and an antique ladle by Duhme & Co. Dimensions: (Largest) L 13

Antique Sterling Silver Flatware, Frank Herschede, 1046.0g. Marked "Sterling, Frank Herschede, Cin. Pat-D. 96." Large Ladle and Spoons Marked "Duhme." Largest Piece Approximately 11.5L x 3.625W in. Sm

6 pieces of assorted flatware, ladle mkd. Duhme & co. 7 1/2"L, coin silver spoon mkd. H. Sage 9"L, coin silver spoon 5 1/2"L, mkd. sterling silver spoon 4 1/4"L, sugar spoon mkd. Duhme 6 3/4"L and a m

Some pieces monogrammed, marked The Duhme Co. 12 dinner forks, eight luncheon forks, eight salad forks, 16 teaspoons (monogrammed), 12 dinner knives, (close but do not match), eight luncheon knives, m

8 ozt

Two sterling silver ladles by Tiffany & Co in the Bamboo pattern. Comprised of a gravy ladle, 7.5" long, 2.5" wide and a sauce ladle, 7.75" long, 2" wide. Both stamped Tiffany & Co, Sterling. Overall

Large Sterling Silver Ladle. Gerhardus lotter, circa 1810. Gold wash bowl and embossed shell handle. 14 1/2 long. 7.97ozt.

Tiffany & Co. 'Olympian' Pattern Sterling Silver Ladle. pat. 1878.Measures 13'' long with 4.25'' wide bowl. Monogrammed 'AH' on back of handle. Some scratches from use; overall very good condition. We

English (London), 18th-early 19th century. A group of three sterling meat skewers, dated ca 1784-1827, examples by George Smith III & William Fearn, William Sumner I and Charles Eley, a sterling fiddl

Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co. sterling ladle, c. 1984, Italy, stamped on back of handle, 13.5"l x 3.25"w, approx. 9.8ozt Provenance: Property of a Distinguished New York City Collector

Buccellati Empire Sterling Ladle Server Spoon Set 2pc. Ladle - 7 1/8"; spoon - 8 1/2". Marked. Weight: 5.1 ozt.

Sterling & pocket watches & s/p lot, sterling ladle, Indian tray, & other, please see photo

Tiffany & Co. "Chrysanthemum" Sterling Ladle. Measures - 7 3/4" long. Weight - 2.79 troy oz.

DESCRIPTION: Gorham sterling ladle in the Buttercup pattern. Gold wash to interior of bowl. Marked "Sterling" with Gorham hallmark. Monogrammed "R". Late 19th century. MEASUREMENTS: 14-1/2". 5.3 troy

Pastry server pattern 42, ladle pattern 21 and a sauce ladle in the "Acanthus" pattern; together with 2 similar Danish sterling silver condiment spoons, 5.25 ozt.

Lot of Victorian sterling silver pieces by Wood and Hughes including a 13 inch ladle with 4.25 in wide gilt bowl (5.2 ozt) plus 6 matching 7.5 inch forks and a 6.3 inch fish fork. Total weight about 1

American, late 19th century. Two sterling silver ladles by Gorham, in the Hindostanee and Raphael patterns. Both marked on underside of handle, the Raphael ladle with gold wash bowl; Raphael lg. 13.25

Sterling Lot, Reed & Barton Serving Tray with Monogram, Baby Cup 1935, Gorham sterling Ladle, Sterling Handled Carving Set, Spoon, Grape Shears, 4 Condiment Utensils and Sterling Handled & Wood Salad

American ladle and bowl, sterling silver, in Iris design, marked Gorham on bottom, 12" h x 7" w, approximately 12.9 troy oz TW. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and Madison, Connecticut

Tiffany & Co. sterling serving fork and spoon. Spoon measures approx 12.5" L and weighs 242g. Fork measures approx 11" L and weighs approx 126g. There is also a sterling silver ladle with hallmarks, a

Includes a large Sanborns Mexican sterling ladle; (2) smaller Sanborns Mexican sterling ladles; and (2) Mexican sterling ladles. All with Blossom style decoration to handles. Total approx. weight is 1

Very large Sterling Soup Ladle from Ball, Black & Co (as a partnership of Henry Ball, William D. Black and Ebenezer Moore) c. 1851-1874. During this time the firm was the leading jewelry house in the