Four sterling silver serving pieces with monogram

Four Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. L to R: Unknown. Gorham, monogrammed. Tiffany & Co., monogrammed. Tiffany, monogram removed. 9 ozt. Max. L 9 1/2".

1. Pair of 5 5/8"L sugar tongs in the Louis XV pattern by Whiting Mfg. Co., monogram---2. Pierced .800 silver pie server, decorated with putti and scrolls, handle with urn of flowers; 9 1/4"L---3. Cas

Four (4) International Sterling Silver "Royal Danish" 1939 Serving Pieces. Good condition, no monograms. 1 Pie Server with Stainless Blade measures 10 1/4". 1 Cheese Server with Stainless Blade 6 3/8"

Four Gorham Versailles Sterling Silver Gilt Serverslate 19th century, including a two-piece salad serving set and a two-piece fish serving set, no monograms. Fish slice 11 1/2 in. Designed in 1888 by

Four (4) pieces Antique Shreve, Stanwood & Co. Sterling Silver Serving Spoons. All engraved with monograms, date to front June 2nd, 1869, to back Oct. 17th 1894, Sefit. 22 1928. Stuffing spoon 14" lon

A FIVE PIECE SET OF REED AND BARTON "FRANCIS I" STERLING SILVER SERVING FLATWARES, MARKED, 20TH CENTURY, four with traditional cast and chased details, verso engraved "C" monogram, maker's marks eagle

38 pcs total, service for six. Includes Six 6.5" forks, eight 6.5" soup spoons, eight 6" tea spoons, six 7.25" forks, four serving pieces, and six 8.75" hollow knives. No monograms, some use and wear,

Four sterling silver serving pieces, two of which are from Tiffany & Co.,The longest one: L: 9.5 inches, W: 4 inches, total weight: 17.69 ozt (550.3 grams)

FOUR STERLING SILVER SERVING PIECESEarly to Mid-20th Century1) Tiffany & Co. "Wave Edge" gravy ladle.2) Gorham "Versailles" tomato server.3) Watson "Phoebe" bonbon server.4) Gorham butter knife with a

A grouping of four sterling silver serving pieces: Tiffany cold meat fork; ornate serving fork; large floral repousse serving spoon; sterling bread knife with fox-head handle. 10.3ozt total, excluding

Four Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Comprising a dessert server stamped "Day & Stebbins". a Gorham ladle with goldwashed bowl, a Gorham fruit spoon with goldwashed bowl, and an American sterling silv

A cheese knife in the Gilpen pattern by Gorham, a knife by Albert Cole with an acanthus leaf decorated loaded handle, a sugar shell in the New Queens pattern by Durgin and a macaroni server in the Wil

Four sterling silver serving pieces. Longest is 11"l. 7 troy oz.

Including ladles, spoon and a fork, different patterns. Total weight: approx. 8.65 ozt.

Four sterling silver serving pieces comprising a pierced fork and spoon, serving spoon with garland of fruit motif, and a pierced strainer with a bird motif. In good condition. [16.085 ozt].

Lot of four sterling silver serving pieces of flatware to include a 2 pc carving set and a cake knife all marked Stieff along with a heavy unmarked as far as manufacturer sterling silver berry spoon w

Lot 61 Four Silver Serving Pieces Four sterling silver serving pieces, serving spoon, tablespoon, fish serving knife, serving fork, dessert fork.  20th C. Sterling  8.75 oz. T. (total) Marked: Ster

DESCRIPTION: Four sterling silver serving pieces. Includes: 1) One tomato and cucumber server in unidentified pattern. Not monogrammed. Marked on back "Sterling A. Stowell & Co" with Frank W. Smith ma

Tiffany Shell & Thread sterling silver serving pieceswith monograms

Two Baltimore Repousse sterling silver serving pieceswith monograms, 6.9 ozt

Three Tiffany Shell & Thread sterling silver serving pieceswith monograms, 4.9 ozt

Four Gorham Sterling Silver Serving Pieces Comprising an Old Medici pattern serving spoon, length 10 1/2 inches, a Paris pattern asparagus server, length 9 1/2 inches, and two Florentine pattern servi

Four Buccellati Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Old Italian pattern. Comprising a large serving spoon, a serving fork, a fish slice and a pair of sugar tongs Wt: 14.65 ozt

Four English sterling silver serving pieces, Georgian period, comprised of a ladle by Thomas Daniel, a serving spoon by William Bateman and Daniel Ball, a fish server by Eley, Fearn and Chawner, and a