ENGLISH SILVER FISH SERVER.

OPENWORK BLADE, LONDON, 1854-1856, PROBABLY WILLIAM SMILEY, 11 3/4" L, 4.81 OZT

An English Silver Fish Server. Engraved with a crest on handle Length: 12" Wt: 4.35 ozt

Includes (2) English silver ladles - London, maker's mark of WE, 1825?; English silver fish server - London, John Henry & Charles Lias, 1835; English silver punch ladle - London, Mary Chawner?, 18

19th/20th century, including English silver fish server, openwork blade with fish, heraldic device, marks for Edinburgh, 1821, George Fenwick, .925 fine; two German silver serving pieces, toast tongs

including six pieces English silver: fish server with marks for Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I; four Georgian salt spoons; reproduction anointing spoon, London, 1910; meat skewer, marks for Robert Ru

A George III Silver Fish Fork. Bearing hallmarks of London, 1820, and PS for Paul Storr. Together with an English silver fish knife, and an English silver fish server (Length: 12") Fork length: 7"

Assorted Silver and Mother of Pearl Lot, English Silver fish server, c.1815, Mark for Solomon Hougham (128 g. /4.1153 oz.t.) together with a sterling Mother of pearl handled fish fork, two plated moth

George William Adams English silver fish servers, including slice / pierced serving knife, and fork, English hallmarks on blade and on weighted handle. 11.75" L. Silver not weighable.

John Figg. English sterling silver fish server. Ca. 1845/46. London. Pierced floral scrollwork decoration. Handle with crest of axe on shepherds cane with crossed branches. Hallmarked on back of neck.

Pierced and line engraved blade; handle engraved with ship's anchor. W E within double circle maker's mark with Z in square mark to the left. Hallmarks for London with gothic style G for 1842. Very go

An antique English coin silver fiddle-back fish server with reticulated cod center, Greek key border, and handle with engraved monogram "J.A.M." Hallmarked W.E. over W.F. in block form, for London sil

An antique English sterling silver fish server.Size: 11.75 inches long x 2.8 inches wideWeight: 4.77ozt

An English Silver George III Fish Server. Hallmarked for London, 1800, William Eley & William Fearn. Engraved with a crest on the blade Length: 12" Wt: 4.10 ozt

Early 19th solid sterling silver fiddle handle fish slice server. Partial pierced cut out design to the bowl. Bears a monogram of a hand brandishing a dagger knife at the handle end on the front. Meas

3 Antique English Sterling Silver Items Including Large Fish Server, Grape Shear, and Mustard Dish with Cobalt Blue Glass Insert. All Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: Serv

William Plummer, English sterling silver pierced, engraved and chased fish server, hallmarked: "WP / London / England / 1782," maker's mark on handle, 18th century. 11.5" L. Approx 4.35 ozt inclusive

includingÿpair of Hester Bateman spoons with later Victorian decoration;ÿpair of George I spoons with later Victorian decoration;ÿGeorgian fish server, two ladles, three large serving spoons with s

including a pair of Irish stuffing spoons with King style handles, marks for Dublin, 1801, Samuel Neville; George I marrow scoop, marks for London, 1725; fish server, marks for John, Henry & Charles L

Victorian sterling silver fish server from 1865 by George Adams. Reticulated design with peacock on handle. 12.75" long, 7.1 OZT.

English silver plate flatware sets, all with ivory handles & engraved silver plated blades; includes: boxes two piece fish server set with sterling bands & a mahogany boxed nine piece fork & knife set

A cased pair of silver plate Old English pattern fish servers, cased. Case approx. 14 1/2" long

ASSORTED COIN AND STERLING SILVER SERVING UTENSILS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a coin silver fish server with a black thermoplastic handle by John & James Cox of New York City, NY and a pair of English

engraved fork and server the longest piece 12", 11.1 troy ounces in a fitted Edward Bright case

Four English sterling silver serving pieces, Georgian period, comprised of a ladle by Thomas Daniel, a serving spoon by William Bateman and Daniel Ball, a fish server by Eley, Fearn and Chawner, and a