A Set of Six Gorham Hizen Pattern Silver Fruit K

A Set of Six Gorham Hizen Pattern Silver Fruit Knives, 

Exceptional set of 6 Gorham "Hizen" pattern Japanesque Aesthetic Movement sterling silver fruit knives or butter spreaders, each with detailed scenic Orientalist landscapes with figures on handles, an

Set of six Gorham Sterling Silver fruit spoons monogrammed ACK. The spoons measure 5.75 inches long and weigh 4.34 Ozt.

A Set of Six Gorham Sterling Silver Spoons. Strasbourg pattern. Together with a set of five American sterling silver spoons Wt: 10.75 ozt

Set of six Gorham Sterling silver forks in the Buttercup pattern. The total weight is 8.03 Ozt.

Set of six Gorham Sterling silver spoons in the Buttercup pattern. Total weight 5.31 Ozt.

Comprising ten fish forks and ten fish knives; Toegether with a Set of Six Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Chrysanthemum Pattern Egg Spoons. Total approximately 36 ounces.

Including a set of six Gorham flat handled butter spreaders, set of ten Russian silver demi-tasse spoons, Tiffany "Flemish" pattern demi-tasse spoon, pair of English salt spoons, master salt spoons, t

Six Gorham Sterling Silver Fruit / Orange Spoons in the 1887 Sheaf of Wheat Pattern. Monogrammed. Each measures 6 1/8". Weight 185 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate.

A Set of Six Gorham Sterling Silver Chargers. Together with a set of five Gorham sterling silver plates (diameter: 7"). All pieces are in the Wentworth pattern Charger diameter: 11" Wt of all: 144.05

Set of six Gorham sterling silver ice cream forks in the Mythologique pattern. The forks measure 5-1/2" long and are monogrammed on the reverse. Total weight is approx. 6.05 troy ounces.

Set of six antique Gorham sterling silver oyster forks in the Lancaster pattern, 1897. Approx. length 5.5 in. Approx. overall weight 2.55 troy ounces.

Twenty one pieces which includes a set of eight spoons in the Harlequin pattern by Reed and Barton, a set of six teaspoons by Towle, a tablespoon by Wood and Hughes, a Gorham Versailles pattern server

Sixty-six piece Gorham sterling silver flatware set, Dauphin pattern, sixty-six pieces, setting for twelve to include (12) dinner fork, (12) salad forks, (12) dinner knives, (12) teaspoons, (12) table

Comprising: a set of six teaspoons by Wallace in the Princess Mary pattern, a single Gorham teaspoon, four teaspoons by Whiting in the Imperial Queen pattern, a set of twelve demitasse spoons by Watro

Description: A six-piece Gorham silverplate Queen Anne pattern tea & coffee set. Type: Tea set Materials: Silver plated metal, wood Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Early20th century Maker: G

Set of six, all sterling silver, including the blade, Jensen fruit knives in the pyramid pattern. Hallmarks on each piece. Free shipping for this item within the continental US.

A Set of Six International Sterling Silver Salad Forks. Trianon pattern. Together with a set of ten Gorham sterling silver teaspoons in the Etruscan pattern (nine engraved with an "F" and one with an

Set of six sterling silver soup spoons made by The Gorham Co. in the Fairfax pattern. The spoons are monogrammed ACK on the end of the handles. Each spoon measures 5.25 inches long and have a total we

A set of Gorham Sterling Silver "Chantilly" pattern flatware. Including one dinner fork, six luncheon forks, eight salad forks, and ten teaspoons, six iced tea spoons, six soup spoons, five bullion sp

GORHAM "CHANTILLY" STERLING SILVER 46-PIECE FLATWARE SET, pattern designed in 1895 by William C. Codman, comprising nine luncheon/dessert forks, nine salad forks, 18 teaspoons with a set of six having

Gorham Sterling Silver Flatware Set Chantilly pattern 200 pieces. Monogrammed "C". (12) dinner forks, (15) lunch forks, (15) salad forks, (12) fruit spoons, (15) cold soup spoons, (15) butter knives,

Gorham (American (Rhode Island), founded 1831- ). A set of six sterling silver bread and butter plates in "Chantilly" pattern. Marked on bottom edge with "GORHAM", maker's marks, "STERLING 738". Diame

A set of six (6) sterling silver demitasse spoons with gold washed bowls, produced by Gorham for Tiffany & Co. in the Medallion pattern introduced 1864. Neoclassical design with helmeted warrior in ca