Group of Continental and Danish Flatware

Group of Continental silver flatware including Dutch, Hanau, and Danish. 1st and 2nd items: Dutch .835 silver serving fork and spoon, the oversized handles each fashioned as a coat of arms supported b

Comprising: French set of two flat pastry servers with pierced gilt metal blades, monogrammed, (showing some separation handle/fittings), L. 11 3/4 in; and set 4 servers with art nouveau sterling hand

Comprising: 5 table forks, Carl M. Cohr, 1931, pattern untraced; large serving spoon, 1922, monogrammed on verso; large serving spoon, 1922, stamped Heimburger, monogrammed on verso; Gravy ladle, 1921

comprising nine spoons by various makers (incl: Kumpe, "VMS", Aralck), two Austrian forks, nickel silver fork. Largest spoon: 8 1/2" long, 1 3/4" wide. Gross weight excluding knife and nickel: 16.685

27 pieces total, including: 12 Mexican silver and bejeweled hors d'oeuvres picks, 5 butter knives, 4 salt spoons, 2 salad sets, enameled pickle fork, Russian teaspoon with coin handle; together with 3

group of Danish Arts & Crafts flatware pieces, including hammered sterling sugar tongs hallmarked CFH (Christian F. Heise), floral decorated spoon hallmarked with maker's mark EN for Evald J. Nielson

A Group of Four Continental Silver Flatware Articles 19th Century and Later including three Dutch examples. marked 9 ozt 4 dwt Length of longest 7 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Marianne

Monogrammed, comprising 6 fish forks and 6 fish knives, weight approx. 18 T.O. Together with a group of Continental silver plated flatware, comprising a set of 10 demi-tasse spoons, a set of 4 Rostere

Assorted Group of Twelve Royal Danish Silver Flatware, 609 grams.

(14) PIECE CONTINENTAL SILVER FLATWARE GROUP all with partial or rubbed maker, city and date marks, most likely English and Irish, including a stuffing spoon, tablespoons, forks and teaspoons, longest

Group of International Sterling Royal Danish flatware. 12 Lemonade spoons (7 1/4" long), Sterling handled fish fork and knives (8 pcs). Spoons: 13.63 troy oz.

A group with a 30 piece Danish silverplated flatware service in the Rosenborg pattern by Georg Jensen (Denmark), designed by Ole Hagen and discontinued after 1987. Five (5) piece place settings with s

(lot of 32) Continental sterling silver flatware group, consisting of Swedish Grönval, 1815-1822, including (5) forks, (2) serving spoons and (5) table spoons, together with (15) demitasse spoons; ma

(lot of 8) Continental sterling silver flatware group, consisting of (6) Austrian gilt wash teaspoons and a tea strainer by S.H. & Co., 7.25 troy oz.

A Group of Miscellaneous American, English, and Continental Silver Flatware   20TH CENTURY Various makers, all pieces marked 'Sterling' 23 ozt 4 dwt (30 pieces total)

Including Danish flatware with enamel decoration, etc.

International Royal Danish pattern Sterling Flatware, marked 'Royal Danish International Sterling USA'. Service for 12 with 8 Piece Place Setting, including seafood forks, soup spoons, teaspoons, ice

19th-20th century. A large group of American sterling flatware including souvenir spoons and serving pieces, thirty-three pieces, and eleven pieces of Continental silver, spoons and tongs, PLUS ten pi

Continental, 19th-20th century. A group of fourteen pieces of silver flatware, including:  five French sterling pieces, including matching set of two spoons, cheese server, and tongs, each with vine

20th century, Zsolnay Pecs (Hungarian, founded 1853, figure of two bears fighting, signed and dated in mold "Markup Bela/1911" makers mark to underside; together with a Dahl Jensen (Danish, 1874-1960)

Group of Small Continental Pottery Articles Comprising: A Vallurais pitcher with side handle, incised mark An ewer, unmarked Two small Danish dishes, printed mark A teabowl, monogrammed A small Italia

19th-20th century. A group of .800 silver including two ladles, three napkin holders, two pairs of tongs, and seven spoons; longer ladle lg. 13 in., total wt. 30.37ozt (944.5g).

Danish silver includes 3 horse trophies, a handled cup and a small server, all with three-castle hallmark spanning 1929-1944, various assayers, together with a British trophy bowl (rubbed marks), and

A GROUP OF THREE CONTINENTAL MILITARY HATS, CIRCA 1940-1960, comprising a Danish black felted wool peaked kepi with black leather visor and chin strap, double braided trim, with Royal Danish pin and o