Four Continental Silver Serving Pieces

Description: Eight piece sterling silver set; serving tray, scallop edged bowl, small bowl, cup, and four miniature decorative pieces. History: The sterling alloy originated in continental Europe and

Four silver monogrammed serving pieces, Medallion pattern, comprising a perforated serving spoon, a gravy ladle, a berry spoon and a sugar spoon. Marks: none visible Weight: 6 ozt 7 dwt   Shipping:

Four silver serving pieces comprising a monogrammed Aesthetic Movement serving spoon, a monogrammed gilt wash sterling serving spoon, a sterling floral engraved pastry server and a sterling "Mt. Tacom

19th/20th century, comprising: Kirk "Repousse" large cheese scoop, 8 3/4 in. L., Jenkins & Jenkins tomato server, Georg Jensen "Acanthus" bottle opener, Gorham "Mythologique" gravy ladle, Theodore B.

Group of five continental silver serving pieces, comprising large fish knife, tongs, grape scissors, two spoons, including Posen. Knife: 9.5" L. Approx: 7.60 ozt.

Collection of four (4) silver serving pieces. Includes: Portuguese silver tongs, silver grape shears, 2 repousse serving spoons. All pieces marked appropriately. Tongs measure 10-3/4" L. Total weight

Four Silver Serving Pieces. Including: 1. cake server, marked (German), 21cm. 2. cake server, marked (Hazorfim), 21cm. 3. Cake serving tongs, marked, 16.5cm. 4. Sugar tongs, marked (German), 10.5cm.

Various patterns and forms, some with gilt elements. All but the punch ladle with loaded handles. Dimensions: From 7 1/2" to 12" long. The approximate weight of the punch ladle is 8 troy ounces. Prove

4 Continental silver serving pieces (8.6"L(3), 8.75"L), wt. 224gm

Two Continental Silver Serving Pieces Late 19th Century, marked 800 beneath a tower, and with the letter S in a square. Comprising, a fish slice, and a fish fork. Length 11.5 in. (29.21 cm.), 10.25 in

Large Lot Sterling and Continental Silver Serving Pieces. Largest serving spoon 9" long, 14oz troy

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

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

Three Russian and German silver and silver-gilt serving pieces comprising, one 875 silver champleve small spoon, one medium 875 cloisonne silver serving spoon having a round bowl with Barbara etched t

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)

Shell pattern three spoons, each 12" long and a ladle, 13" long 28.9 troy ounces

Four gilt wash coin silver serving pieces comprising a small gravy ladle, a monogrammed perforated ladle, a monogrammed sugar spoon and a monogrammed pie server. Medallion pattern. Marks: COIN Weight:

30 pieces English and Continental silver. Set of 6 Gerber Fritz & Co. for J. Bohlander German 800 silver serving spoons, 394 grams; Set of 12 fish forks with weighted 800 silver handles and gold washe

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

TWENTY-ONE STERLING AND CONTINENTAL SILVER ELABORATE SERVING PIECES19th and 20th CenturiesMostly spoons. Lengths from 4.25” to 8”.Approx. 19.4 troy oz.

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

Ap. 9.2 ounces * (11" l) Dings and dents

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