GORHAM Silver Narragansett Pattern Olive Fork/Spoon, ca. 1880

83 pieces Gorham sterling silver flatware in the Chantilly pattern comprising 6 ice tea spoons, 12 salt spoons, sardine fork, master salt spoon, olive spoon, lettuce fork & spoon, shell spoon, bonbon

Set of 11 Gorham "Narragansett" pattern sterling silver spoons comes with original box. Each has a unique sealife figural motif. Approximately 5" long. Total weight - 5.61oz. Genuine hallmarks on stem

Victorian Aesthetic period sterling silver 2 piece salad set, hallmark of Whiting A5. 11 in long. Plus two Gorham Narragansett pattern sterling silver sugar spoons with clamshell-form bowls, multi-mot

Five Rare Whiting Sterling Silver Pickle Forks ornamental pattern number 6, introduced ca. 1880, Providence, Rhode Island, the handle decorated with a cucumber plant, of varying lengths and with diffe

Gorham sterling silver fish serving utensils in "Cluny" pattern 1880-1883. (1) Large fish serving fork and (1) fish serving knife both marked to backside. Both monogrammed to backside. Total weight- 8

Thirty-One Gorham Sterling Silver Salt Spoons including: Two "Deli" (ca. 1880), l. 3-1/2" Two "Chantilly" (1895), l. 2-3/4" Six "Strasbourg" (1897), l. 2-3/4" Four "Buttercup" (1899), l. 2-3/4" One mo

This is a beautiful Gorham Sterling Silver "Strasbourg" Pattern Pierced Long Handle Gilt Olive Spoon from 1897. It measures 8 3/8" long and weights almost 1 troy oz. at 30 grams. This spoon is in very

24 PIECES LATE 19TH CENTURY GORHAM CO. STERLING FLATWARE WITH HANDLES VARIOUSLY TERMINATING IN RENAISSANCE FIGURES. Possibly "Nuremburg" pattern, ca. 1880. Including 12 dessert forks, and twelve seafo

This is an antique Gorham "Narragansett" sterling silver long olive/pickle fork. No monogram. 7 3/4". 0.55ozt

Six Gorham Mfg. Co. Sterling Silver Olive spoons and forks. Circa. 1880's. Beautiful workmanship on three dimensional olives and leaves. 4.2 troy ozs. Longest is 9-3/4". Condition: Very good.

A Gorham sterling silver oyster form dish in the rare Narragansett pattern, 19th century. The dish rests on two shell formed feet. Under one foot it is stamped with the Gorham cipher, Sterling and the

Three piece sterling silver forks grouping, Gorham Cambridge pattern olive fork, Gorham Medallion pattern individual pie fork and Weidlich Ancestry pattern bacon fork, 2.045 ozt.

To include a ca. 1880 berry casserole spoon and a gravy by Whitney. Approximately 2.93 ozt. Dimensions:7.25" L Provenance:

Gorham "Plymouth" pattern sterling silver pitcher, ca. 1930, pattern no. 2788, 3 3/8 pint, marked "Sterling," and monogrammed "L." 10" H x 9.5" W. Approx: 26.79 ozt.

Gorham Sterling Silver Medici Pattern 50pcs Flatware Cutlery Set, Rhode Island, USA, Circa 1880. Including: 10x main course forks (length: 19.5cm / 7.67in). 10x knived (21cm / 8.26in). 10x first cours

Gorham sterling silver "Medallion" pattern salad serving fork and spoon set. Marked GORHAM STERLING. Both in original Gorham factory sealed plastic bags. 200 total grams approx. including plastic bags

(2) Pieces of Gorham sterling silver "Mythologique" pattern flatware. Includes (1) 8.25"- serving fork and (1) 8.65"- serving spoon. Weight = 6 troy oz

Comprising: A Farrington and Hunewell sterling pie server in the olive pattern, a silver plated cold meat fork in the Berwick pattern by Rogers, a sterling Gorham fish knife in the Louis XV pattern, a

American sterling silver Aesthetic olive spoon / spear combination, pattern 267, with a stem form handle featuring applied fruit and leaves, one end with a pierced leaf form bowl, the other end with a

Gorham "Paris" pattern sterling silver serving fork and spoon. Pat. 1901Dimensions: 9” Total Weight 8.02 Troy Ounce

pcs Gorham Buttercup pattern sterling silver flatware including 12 dinner forks, 11 dessert forks, 6 seafood/terrapin forks, 2 serving forks, olive fork, lemon fork, 20 teaspoons, 8 demitasse spoons,

Lot of Gorham "Camellia" pattern sterling silver flatware. Includes (11) 7.25" forks, (11) 6.5" forks, (12) 5.5" demitasse or olive forks, (8) 4.25" demitasse spoons, (16) 5.8" teaspoons, (9) 5.75" bu

34 pieces of 19th century silver flatware, sterling and/or coin silver, most in the Olive Pattern, incuse retailer marks for William Kendrick (working Louisville, Kentucky circa 1824-1880). Includes 6

comprising three Gorham "Old Medici" sterling serving spoons, circa 1880 (monogrammed), Victorian coin silver pie spade with shaped engraved blade, ca 1880 (makers marks rubbed), and a Frank Whiting s