Regent by Durgin Sterling Silver Asparagus Fork Plain 10"

Pair of Durgin Gorham Sterling Silver Serving Set includes asparagus fork and serving spoon measures L: 10", weighs 10.93 OZT

Group of Four Durgin “New Art” and "Iris" Pattern Sterling Silver Serving Pieces , pat. 1900, asparagus serving fork (l. 10 1/8 in.), salad serving fork (Iris) (l. 9 3/8 in.), salad serving spoon

This is an antique asparagus fork from Durgin dating to around the turn of the century. Rendered in fine sterling silver, this ornate fork is decorated in the classic Chrysanthemum pattern first intr

Gorham and Durgin sterling silver flatware, Fairfax pattern, partial service including 19 forks (10 by Gorham, 7 1/8" L; 8 by Durgin, 7 1/8" L; and engraved "1915" and 1 by Gorham, 7 3/8" L); 8 Gorham

DURGIN GORHAM STERLING SILVER SALAD FORKS, C 1900, 11 PCS, L 6.25", T.W. 10.7 TOZ A collection of eleven sterling silver salad forks by Durgin Division of Gorham. Hand chased. Each are monogrammed 'M'

Three (3) sterling silver serving pieces, including Durgin "Iris," Gorham "Meadow," and Tiffany "Tiffany" patterns. 1st item: Early Tiffany sterling silver serving utensil with matte blade, possibly a

Rare William B. Durgin Co. asparagus serving fork. Features the Chrysanthemum pattern. Crafted of solid sterling silver. Marked D Sterling 925/1000 Shreve Crump & Low. Measures 9 1/2" x 3 1/4. Weighs

set of 12 sterling silver dessert forks in the Madame Royale pattern by Wm. Durgin, 6 1/8 in. L., 10.40 ozt.

An American sterling silver meat or vegetable serving fork by the William B. Durgin Co, in the 1901 Regent pattern. Open-work shell and scroll motif. Stamped with maker's mark on the back and retailed

(lot of 151) William B. Durgin Co. Fairfax pattern sterling silver flatware service consisting of (12) steak knives (10) dinner knives (7) bread knives (16) dinner forks (9) fish forks (8) table forks

Six American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces early 20th century, including: a Durgin "Iris" asparagus server monogrammed "H", l. 10-1/4", and gilt serving spoon, no monogram, l. 9-7/8"; a Durgin "Dauph

Sterling Silver Flatware Service for 8 by Michael's, plain with monogram, comprises: 8 dinner knives, 8 3/4"; carving knife & fork, 10" & 8 1/2"; 8 salad forks; 8 dinner forks 7"; 8 round soup spoons

A Grouping of Antique American Sterling Silver Flatware(10) pieces, including (6) Durgin Madame Royale forks, each with mathcing "RCH" monogram (7 5/8 in.); (4) H.H. Curtis & Co. Adolphus Tablespoons,

25 pieces, comprising: 10 Alvin "Majestic" teaspoons, 6 Durgin "Watteau" teaspoons, 5 International "Frontenac" sherbet spoons, and 4 Reed & Barton "Intaglio" fish forks; 18.80 ozt. t.w.

A (52 pc) Dominck and Haff New King sterling flatware service: (12) dinner forks 7.75"l; (4) Durgin solid silver knives in a similiar pattern 7.75"l; (5) dinner/luncheon forks 7.5"l; (10) teaspoons; (

A Figural Sterling Silver Asparagus Fork and Serving Spoonlater sand cast copies of Reed & Barton's Love Disarmed pattern, includes a large serving spoon with faint mark, and large serving fork marked

A lot of 11 American sterling silver fork flatware items to include 5 Whiting "Hyperion" oyster forks (6 1/8" / 15.6cm) and 6 Durgin "Dauphin" strawberry forks (4 3/4" / 12cm). Total sterling weight a

Together with a sterling silver serving fork, appx. 8 t.o. Provenance: Property from the Estate of John Strawbridge Lloyd, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

This is an elegant estate found antique Whiting Manufacturing Co asparagus server dating to the 19th century. Retailed by Bailey & Co of Philadelphia, this sterling silver server is decorated in the c

In Les Cinq Fleurs pattern. Approx. 9 3/8" long, 3.8ozt. ( 5033 )

Makers Whiting & Gorham. Weight 5.9 troy ounces.

Early 20th century Durgin sterling silver asparagus server. Hampshire pattern. 9 1/4" long weighs 3.74 OZT.

A fine sterling silver asparagus fork. Marked sterling.Dimensions: 8" X 3"t.w.3.5 avg. oz.

A Wallace Sterling Silver Tea Strainer. Sir Christopher pattern. Together with a Durgin sterling silver fork in the Fairfax pattern (engraved Philadelphia), a Towle sterling silver fork in the Georgia