Three Gorham "Raphael" Sterling Silver Ladles

Three Antique Gorham Raphael Sterling Silver Ladles last quarter 19th century hallmarks, including a soup ladle (11 in.) and two gravy ladles (7 3/8 in.), all with matching period script monogram to h

Three Gorham Sterling Silver Ladles, Buttercup pattern, Cambridge pattern, and Lancaster pattern. Dimensions: 7 in.l. longest. Weight: Approximately 161 g. / 5.17627 oz. troy total weight. Conditio

Grouping of three sterling silver ladles. One Gorham, one Towel, and one Dewey & Jordan. Longest appx 13". Total weight appx 17.7 ozt.

Three spoons, two Gorham Raphael ca. 1874 and one Black, Spar & Frost ca. 1887. Each monogrammed. 6.475 ozt. Dimensions:8.5" L. Provenance:

American, late 19th century. Two sterling silver ladles by Gorham, in the Hindostanee and Raphael patterns. Both marked on underside of handle, the Raphael ladle with gold wash bowl; Raphael lg. 13.25

Various American Makers, punch ladles, three: Gorham Imperial Chrysanthemum; W. Kendrick of Louisville; Sterling Silver Mfg. Co., sterling silver, coin silver, together with a Netherlands example (fou

To include a Black, Starr & Frost gravy ladle, a Gorham Hindostance 1878 cream ladle, and a Whiting pierced handle sauce cream ladle, 1881. One monogrammed. 4.52 ozt. Dimensions:7.5" L (longest). Prov

Lot 62 Three Sterling Silver Ladles Three sterling silver ladles, one gravy ladle and two serving ladles.  20th C. Sterling 3.64 oz. T. (total)  Marked: Gorham Sterling, Unknown hallmark, Whiting Co

Three sterling silver ladles and a bon bon spoon made by The Gorham Co. One of the smaller ladles is monogrammed KMM on the end of the handle. The large ladle measures approximately 5.5 inches long an

GORHAM STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, "Fontainebleau" pattern, comprising a 12 1/2" soup ladle, a 7" gravy ladle, and a 7 5/8" master butter knife, each with matching monogram to back

Gorham sterling silver "La Scala" pattern serving utensils designed by Peter C. Gavette in 1964, 10 pieces, comprising an angel cake server, three pierced servers, a ladle, an hors d'oeuvre, sardine a

Group of seven (7) assorted 19th century English sterling silver articles, including a slice, a ladle, two spoons and three forks, manufactured by Gorham, in the Strasbourg pattern. 16.38 ozt. weighab

(lot of 11) Sterling silver flatware, including: (4) Towle "Louis XIV" serving pieces, (three) tablespoons, 8.25"l, (one) gravy ladle, 6 3/8"l, (3) Towle "Lady Mary" dessert/ oval soup spoons, monogra

Group of American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces 20th Century Comprising a Gorham Lily pattern asparagus server, Shiebler punch ladle and three piece carving set, and a Reed & Barton Intaglio pattern

To include a #63 1885 gold wash ladle, a Gorham serving spoon, and a Jac Rose berry spoon. Two monogrammed. 5.01 ozt. Dimensions:8.75" L (longest) Provenance:

Lot of six sterling silver serving pieces comprises: one large ornate shell form serving spoon [9 3/4" L]; one ornate Gorham fish knife [10 3/16" L]; one "Joan of Arc" ladle; three miscellaneous: two

One depicting crane hunting, 1890 depicting two children, the third with a monogram. Monogrammed, Apx. 16 T.O. 3-3/4"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Myrna and Bernard Posner.

Three sterling silver ladles, various make and patterns. Largest: 12"l / 9 Troy oz

Three Gorham Sterling Silver Flatware Serversthe first, a Spotswood asparagus fork, patent circa 1912, with monogram to handle; the second, a Buttercup cold meat fork, patent circa 1900, with monogram

Three Gorham Sterling Silver Nut Dishes. With repousee foliate and berry decoration and impressed hallmarks, 2.5 oz.t. 3"dia.

Lot of three sterling silver ladles. The lot includes Wallace Grande Baroque, Alvin Southern Charm, and a smaller monogrammed ladle. Total weight is approx. 4.47 troy ounces.

Three Gorham Sterling Silver Nut Dishes. Together with a Frank Whiting sterling silver bowl (1 1/4" x 6 1/4") Wt of all: 4.70 ozt

Together with two silver plated examples. Apx. 9 t.o.

Two hallmarked London 1803 by William Eley and William Fearn; the other hallmarked London 1770 by Richard Rugg I Each 7 in. long; Approx 4.79 oz. t (150 g) total weight