Durgin "New Art" Sterling Silver Serving Set

Group of Four Durgin “New Art” and "Iris" Pattern Sterling Silver Serving Pieces , pat. 1900, asparagus serving fork (l. 10 1/8 in.), salad serving fork (Iris) (l. 9 3/8 in.), salad serving spoon

William Durgin art nouveau sterling silver flatware. Partial set to include 2 serving spoons, 3 tablespoons, 6 forks (7in length), and a small double-pronged serving fork. Galt & Bro mark to back of n

A Two-Piece Wm. B. Durgin Co. Silver Salad Serving Set, Concord, New Hampshire, cir

Pair of Durgin Gorham Sterling Silver Serving Set includes asparagus fork and serving spoon measures L: 10", weighs 10.93 OZT

Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Serving Set. Decorated with flower motif and pierced bowl. Stamped. Needs cleaning otherwise good condition. Both measures 9-1/2" Long. Weighs approx. 6.34 Troy ounces. Shi

Fairfax by Durgin-Gorham Sterling Silver Brunch Serving Set, 5 pieces. Custom made hollow handle with stainless implement. Set includes: 1 Buffet Fork, 9 inches 1 Lasagna Server, 11 1/2 inches 1 Casse

This is an antique Arts & Crafts hand wrought sterling silver salad serving set from the Randahl Shop of Chicago, Illinois (active 1912-1965). The fork is 10 3/4" long and the spoon is 10 1/4". It wei

AN AMERICAN THREE-PIECE STERLING SILVER SET, R. WALLACE & SONS CO., 20TH CENTURY in Art Deco taste, three-piece sterling silver serving set, each monogrammed EMS, comprising of: a) a creamer with an

ca. 1935 The Kalo Shops Chicago and New York Arts and Crafts handwrought sterling silver serving plate with scalloped rim inscribed "EFC RBG May 23, 1936" dia 12" 21.1 troy oz.

ca. 1935 The Kalo Shops Chicago and New York Arts and Crafts handwrought sterling silver serving bowl with flat rim and elevated base, inscribed "R.E.G." 2.75" -7" 11.8 troy oz.

Antique Gorham Art Nouveau 2 Piece Pierced Sterling Silver Fish Serving Set. Stamped. Large server measures 12" L, serving fork 9-3/4" L. Approx weight: 13.86 troy ounces. Shipping $42.00 Domestic Shi

DESCRIPTION: (3Pc) American sterling silver serving set, features Art Nouveau floral decorated handles. Hallmarked: "Sterling" with makers mark. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: Approx: (Larg

Early 20th c. Old Newberry Crafters Arts and Crafts hand hammered sterling silver salad serving set or large serving fork and stuffing spoon 13' x 2.5" 8.1 troy oz.

Georg Jensen sterling silver two piece serving set, in original box, 9 1/2 by 6 inches. Approx. 5.025 ozt.

Antique Amston Sterling Silver Serving Set. With original box. Measures approx. - 6 3/8" - 8 1/8" long.

Kirk & Sons "Repousse" Sterling Silver Serving Set. Measures approx. - 8 1/2" long. Weight approx. - 5.14 troy oz.

Re-Cast Sterling Silver Serving Set. Measures approx. - 7" long. Weight approx. - 2.97 troy oz.

Two-piece sterling silver serving set, comprising a fork and spoon, in Art Nouveau floral pattern, after a Tiffany design. 8.6 ozt. [9" L]. In good condition.

Sterling silver serving set includes; teapot, coffee pot, slot pot, creamer, and sugar with lid. Marked "Howard & Co, New York, 1895" on undersides. Wooden insulated handles and finials. 5 pieces,

Serving set of 12 Sterling Silver New French Hollow Knives in the Faneuil Pattern. Marked "Tiffany & Co. Sterling M" and measuring 10-1/4 with Stainless Blade". Each Knife weighs 69g. Total weight is

4 pc. ca. 1929 The Kalo Shops New York and Chicago Arts and Crafts handwrought sterling silver tea set, including coffee pot, open sugar bowl, and creamer, in lobed form on elevated bases, inscribed "

George W. Shiebler Sterling Silver Fish Serving Set Late 19th century Comprising a serving fork and knife, each with a floral cast terminal. Length of knife 12 1/2 inches, total approximately 12 ounce

Webster Co. Sterling Silver Serving Bowl Set Comprising a larger low bowl with a petaled rim, height 1 3/4 inches, diameter 9 1/4 inches; and a matching set of six smaller size bowls. Total approximat

Cased Assembled Bateman Family Sterling Silver Berry Serving Set 18th/19th century, London, in the traditional "Old English" pattern, including a pair of tablespoons hallmarked 1788-1789 by Hester Bat