Extremely Rare 11" Durgin Repoussee Sterling Spoon

They measure 5.5". Gross weight is 326 grams

Durgin heavy sterling silver berry serving spoon, Clark and True retailer, 9.5 in long. Together with a Gorham fancy Victorian sterling silver punch ladle, 10.5 in long. Total weight 11.58 ozt

A Durgin American sterling silver gravy / dressing serving spoon with button handle stand in the "Fairfax" pattern. No apparent monograms or evidence of removal. Measures approx. 11 3/4" long (29.8cm)

Salad set with filled sterling handles and wood, Towle 'King Richard' sterling serving spoons and Durgin 'Marechal Niel' gravy ladle, measure 7 to 11 inches, total weight 12.9 ozt. We are happy to off

JOHN HARDY DESK COLLECTION.925 STERLING SILVER EYEGLASSES CASELINED WITH NATURAL BLACK LEATHER.THIS IS AN EXTREMELY RARE ITEM FROM JOHN HARDY ARCHIVES!Please see ALL 11 Pictures, as they are part of a

A VINTAGE ANTIQUE FORT MONROE COLLECTORS STERLING SILVER SPOON BY WM. B. DURGIN. CO. THE SPOON MEASURES 4 1/4" LONG, AND WEIGHS 11.3g. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO ASK. BE SURE TO CHECK OUT

American, English & Continental, 19th & 20th Century, including a Sheffield sugar shaker, London Victorian creamer, 900 Continental tea strainer with stand, Durgin "Dauphine" serving spoon, and 6 asso

William B Durgin - Gorham Sterling Silver "Fairfax" Flatware, E. 20th C. , monogrammed "N" includes 11 large knives, 11 small knives, 11 tablespoons, 3 serving spoons, 6 iced tea spoons, 10 grapefruit

Total weight: 11.14 troy ounces From the estate and lifelong collection of William Garrett Hodges (1946-2014). Hodges was a Virginia-based

This is a rare set of 11 demitasse spoons from the Whiting Manufacturing Company of New York dating to around the turn of the century. Rendered in fine sterling silver, this ornate parcel gilt set is

Thirteen (13) American Sterling Silver Iced Tea Spoons in the 1910 Fairfax Pattern. 11 by Gorham, no monograms. 2 by Durgin, monogrammed. Each 7 3/8". Approximate silver weight 375 grams. PROVENANCE:

A large group of collectible silver/sterling silver wares, including spoons, plates, two colanders, two pepper shakers, a mug, and a cover, with a carved wood box. 11.25inch L, 7.5inch W, 3inch H (box

Each having carved wooden handles, sterling silver . Hallmarked "Mexico", "Sterling", "925", "IMP", and "???". Serving spoon measures 10" L, fork 11" L. U.S. SHIPPING $15 + INSURANCE

11 PC American Sterling Flatware Grouping. Consisting of: Durgin "Madame Royale" Cracker Scoop, Gorham "Bead" 2-Pc. Salad Serving Set plus 2 small bonbon spoons, 2 small mayonnaise ladles, 2 condiment

(lot of 21) Sterling silver flatware, including: (11) Gorham "Buttercup" spoons, approx 4"l, (7) Gorham "Chantilly" olive forks, monogrammed, approx 5.5"l, (1) Durgin "Fairfax" baby spoon, approx 4.5"

Two Crysanthemum Pattern Sterling Silver Serving Utensilsattributed to Durgin, including a long handled serving fork (11 1/2 in.) and stuffing spoon (11 1/4 in.), both marked "Sterling" to verso. 14.1

11 Sterling Silver Individual Salad Forks by Durgin in the 1922 Colfax Pattern. All monogrammed. Each 6 1/4". Approximate weight 355 grams. PROVENANCE: Edwin Moore Brogdon, PhD, collection. Dr. Brogdo

7 inches, marks for Calhoun and Co. Retailer in Nashville TN..

MISC SPOONS. APPROX 229 GRAMS

complete strawberry service with 13" serving tray, extremely rare spoon, cream, sugar, and 12 - 7 1/4" dishes

11 sterling spoons: 1 serving spoon, 9 teaspoons, 1 sugar shell, (10.6 oz., 303 g.), 20th century

William B. Durgin sterling silver serving spoon retaining most of its original gold wash. With retail marks along the underside of the handle and monogrammed "PB." Length: 8 1/2 in. Weight: 4.69 Troy

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

11 Wm. B. Durgin Co. "Bead" or "Original Bead" pattern sterling silver seafood or hors d'oeuvre forks, with cursive script "G.A.T" monogram 7" 8.8 troy oz.