Fiddle Thread By Frank Smith Sterling Silver Serving Spoon 8"

to include twelve knives (8 3/8 in), sixteen forks (7 in.), fifteen salad forks, twelve teaspoons, six dessert / oval soup spoons, twelve cream soup spoons, 8 iced tea spoons, gravy ladle, table spoon

Frank W. Smith Silver Co. Sterling Silver Etched Serving Spoon: Measures 8.5" weighs 52.3 grams. Etched landscape scene in bowl with Ralph on reverse.

-VTG 34 PIECE FRANK SMITH STERLING SILVER COTILLION PATTERN FLATWARE SET-Federal Cotillion pattern -1 SERVING SPOON-8 SOUP SPOONS-8 DINNER FORKS-9 TEASPOONS-STERLING STAMPED-TOTAL: 34 PIECES TOTAL WEI

51 pieces of Frank Smith Fiddle Thread sterling silver flatware set consisting of eight dinner forks, seven salad forks, eight dinner knives, nine teaspoons, nine soup spoons, six small knives, one bu

Twelve (12) Sterling Silver Fiddle Thread 1902 Demitasse Spoons by Frank W. Smith, Gardner, Mass. Excellent condition, no monograms. Each 4 3/4". Weight on all approx. 240 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private

(lot of 3) American sterling silver serving spoons, including: (1) Frank W. Smith Silver Company serving spoon, with Art Nouveau lily design, approx 9 1/8"l, (1) Gorham berry/ casserole spoon, in the

Lot includes: Large International ladle (9 7/8"), International JSCo serving spoon (8 7/8"), 2 Frank w. Smith GE Roberts spoons (8"), 2 Durgin Spoons (8 1/8"), 7.25" elongated spoon, Whiting Fairchild

Frank Smith Sterling Silver Tomato Slice Serving Spoon Used condition, wear, worn Appx. weight 2 T.O. Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Frank W. Smith Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, circa 1900. A light gilt wash to the etched shell bowl with ribbon accents. Frank W. Smith hallmark to the underside. Weight Approx., 3.3 ozt Measures App

Fiddle Thread by Frank Smith Large Sterling Silver Center Bowl. No Monograms. Hallmarked on the bottom. 913.3grams or 29.4ozt. It measures 4.25 inches tall by 10.5 inches in diameter.

-VTG 34 PIECE SMITH STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SET -1 SERVING SPOON -8 SOUP SPOONS-8 DINNER FORKS-9 TEASPOONS-STERLING STAMPED-1548g TOTAL-JR 9/9

Pair of two (2) Antique American Sterling Silver Fiddle Tipt Serving Spoons. Monogrammed, each 8 1/8". Weight on all 80 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

FRANK W. SMITH SILVER CO. STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE IN THE FIDDLE THREAD PATTERNAmerican, early 20th century. This one-hundred and nineteen (119) piece service includes eighteen (18) each of di

7 1/2" FORK 12 -- 6 3/4" FORK 12 -- 8 3/4" KNIFE 12 -- 6 1/4" KNIFE 6 -- 6 1/4" SPOON 12 -- 6 1/2" SPOON 6 -- 7" LADLE 1 -- 8" RETIC SERVING SPOON 1 -- 8" REG SERVING SPOON 1 -- 6 3/8" SPOON 1 -- 7 5/

13 FRANK M. WHITING *MARQUIS* STERLING SILVER SPOONS. ONE TABLE SERVING SPOON WITH CUT DECORATION MEASURING 8 3/4 INCHES AND 12 TEASPOONS. EACH WITH A MONOGRAM. 11.81 TROY OZ.

Three American Sterling Silver Sugar Spoons 5 3/4" and One Jelly Server 6 1/4" in the pattern Fiddle Thread by F.Smith/Towle. Both are in very good condition, no monograms, Weight approx 185 grams. PR

Five sterling silver serving spoons, approx. 12 t.oz, 7-8"L.

Two American Sterling Silver Serving Spoonsincluding a Frank M. Whiting Josephine long handled serving spoon (12 3/4 in.); Wallace Irving/Old Atlanta pierced tablespoon (8 1/4 in.). both without monog

Two American Sterling Silver Gravy Ladles 6 3/8" in the pattern Fiddle Thread by F.Smith/Towle. Both are in very good condition, no monograms, Weight approx 165 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Georgetown

Includes a George Jensen Denmark, Sterling Pat. 1893, Patent 1862 G.S Sterling, & Frank M. Whiting & Co Sterling., Lot of 4 Sterling Silver Spoons. Total weight 8.4 Troy Oz.

A group of American sterling silver spoons. Comprised of 8 grapefruit / berry spoons by Durgin in the 1897 Madame Royale pattern with gold wash bowls (monogram S on handles) 4-1/8" long. Together with

Thomas Wallis & Jonathan Hayne c1816 and GS - probably George Smith - c1819 sterling silver spoons. 12" & 11 1/4" long 8.45 OZT.

(lot of 125) American sterling silver flatware service for twelve by Frank W. Smith (1886-1958) in the "Fiddle Thread" pattern, 1902, having seven pieces per place setting comprising place knives, pla

includes Towle, Gorham, Shreve Crump and Low, Wallace, Frank Smith, etc. range from 3.75 inches to 6 5/8 inches. Gross weight is 263 grams