7 AMERICAN STERLING SILVER LADLES

Seven (7) American Vintage / Antique Sterling Silver Ladles. Only 1 with monogram. Largest 7". Makers include Gorham, Towle, Durgin, Lunt and Manchester. Approximate silver weight on all 358 grams. PR

Lot includes a pair of Gorham gravy ladles, Gorham ice spoon with a hand holding an olive branch, a Wood & Hughes ladle with floral finial, a large pierced server with a bird in a nest by J.E. Caldwel

A lot of 7 Wallace American sterling silver flatware serving items in the highly prized "Grande Baroque" pattern. Set is to include a jelly server, cold meat fork, 2 serving spoons, sauce ladle, gravy

A lot of 7 Wallace American sterling silver serving items in the well acclaimed "Grande Baroque" pattern. Lot includes a cold meat fork, pierced serving spoon, gravy ladle, salad serving spoon, sugar

American sterling silver soup ladle, J.B. & S.M. Knowles, in the "Apollo" pattern, with gilt-washed bowl, approx 12.75"l, 7.10ozt Start Price: $80.00

American Aesthetic Movement sterling silver ladle, handle with repousse sunflowers, engraved bowl, back of handle monogrammed M.T.B., approx 12"l, 7.58ozt Start Price: $100.00

19th Century American Sterling Silver Aesthetic Movement Floral Engraved Punch Ladle, with a vermeil shaped bowl, circa 1880. 7.15 troy ounces Length 12 in. Dimensions Length 12 in.

(lot of 6) American sterling silver flatware, including: (1) Alvin "Majestic" gravy ladle, monogrammed LW, 7.25"l, (1) R. Blackinton & Co. "Daisy" cream ladle, handle engraved Carter, 5.75"l, (1) Bake

various pieces including 7 Lunt butter knives, Durgin lettuce fork, children's flatware including Gorham fork and knife and two spoons, two sauce ladles, olive spoon and pickle fork, 8 souvenir spoons

A Grouping of Nine American Sterling Silver Serversincluding: Towle Old Colonial jelly/aspic knife, no monogram (7 1/2 in.); gravy ladle marked "Sterling," (6 in.); Gorham lettuce fork (9 1/8 in.); To

Twenty Pieces of American Sterling Silver Flatware including: twelve R&B "Les Cinq Fleurs", butter knives, monogrammed "N", l. 6", 10.18 t. oz.; a Gorham "Chantilly" sauce ladle, l. 7", 2.39 t. oz.; a

American ladle and bowl, sterling silver, in Iris design, marked Gorham on bottom, 12" h x 7" w, approximately 12.9 troy oz TW. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and Madison, Connecticut

Various Sterling Silver American and British, mostly E. 20th C, flatware Includes S. Kirk and Sons repousse six 6 forks and one ladle spoon, 7 spoons marked patent 1904, each monogrammed also with ver

20 pieces, including: 8 forks, 7 spoons, gravy ladle, master butter knife, salt spoon, olive fork, and sugar tongs; together with a Dutch silver souvenir spoon and 2 plated pieces; 23 pieces total, 24

Lot includes Reed & Barton Burgundy spoons (8 3/8"), Shieber American Beauty ladle (5 5/8"), Gorham Whiting Lily pierced spoon (9"), Reed & Barton Burgundy ladle (6.5"), British Sterling grape shears

Two large, old or antique, American sterling silver arched ladles: oyster ladle by Gorham, in the Versailles pattern, with elaborate figural design framed by scrolling, and a gold wash bowl; together

(7) sterling silver ladles and spoons, 16 oz.

20th century, including: Currier & Roby cream pitcher & sugar bowl, 4 bread & butter plates (one monogrammed) and a bowl; 20.90 ozt. t.w.

(lot of 3) American sterling silver ladles and scoop/ server, including: (1) "Venetian" pattern ladle, Wood & Hughes, retailed by J.L. Schweizer, handle engraved Mrs. W.W. Brame, approx 11.5"l, (1) "L

Meriden Brittania Co. (American) Sterling Silver Ladle, Ca. 1920, W 6" L 13.75" 9.42t oz | Offers hand-engraved designs to the handle, monogrammed 'S'. Bearing signature branding, hallmarks, and style

Franklin Porter American sterling silver ladle. Hand hammered bowl, wooden handle. Underside marked F Porter Sterling Weight Approx., 2.96 gross ozt Measures Approx., 13.75 inches length

Set of 7 American sterling silver place plates marked William J. Smith's New York USA, c. 20th c 12.5" Diameter Condition: Good

(lot of 7) American sterling silver knives, Tiffany & Company, in the "Audubon" pattern, originally designed by Edward Chandler Moore (American, 1827-1891), including: (4) hollow handle steak knives,

(lot of 7) American sterling silver serving flatware, Wallace Silversmiths, in the "Grande Baroque" pattern, no observed monograms, including: (1) tomato server, approx 8 1/8"l; (1) ser