Group of Continental Silver Serving Pieces

Various patterns and forms, some with gilt elements. All but the punch ladle with loaded handles. Dimensions: From 7 1/2" to 12" long. The approximate weight of the punch ladle is 8 troy ounces. Prove

Group of five continental silver serving pieces, comprising large fish knife, tongs, grape scissors, two spoons, including Posen. Knife: 9.5" L. Approx: 7.60 ozt.

Ap. 9.2 ounces * (11" l) Dings and dents

Group of American, English and Continental Silver and Silver Plated Knives and Serving Pieces Various makers and dates Including part sets of knives, three piece carving set, sugar tongs, dessert slic

American, British and Continental, late 19th and 20th century. Group of fifteen silver serving pieces and flatware comprising three sterling handled pie servers, sterling handled meat fork, two servin

Set of Six Silver Tiffany & Co. Lunch Forks, a Group of German Silver Knives and a Group of Continental Serving Pieces </> The Tiffany marked 'Sterling'; the German apparently unmarked, monogrammed. T

19th-20th century. A large group of American sterling flatware including souvenir spoons and serving pieces, thirty-three pieces, and eleven pieces of Continental silver, spoons and tongs, PLUS ten pi

Group of 5 collectible silver serving spoons, wherein 4 pieces marked STERLING. 12.1inch L, 2.1inch W (largest).

4 Antique Sterling Silver Pieces Tiffany & Co, Continental, American - Group including: A) Tiffany & Co knife, c. 1873-1891, birds and florals on handle, M monogram. B) 5-tine serving fork, Amston Ste

Large assortment of American, English, Continental and Asian sterling flatware and serving pieces. 1st group: 31 pieces of sterling flatware, various patterns by manufacturers including Gorham, Towle,

19th/20th century, comprising: Kirk "Repousse" large cheese scoop, 8 3/4 in. L., Jenkins & Jenkins tomato server, Georg Jensen "Acanthus" bottle opener, Gorham "Mythologique" gravy ladle, Theodore B.

4 Continental silver serving pieces (8.6"L(3), 8.75"L), wt. 224gm

Two Continental Silver Serving Pieces Late 19th Century, marked 800 beneath a tower, and with the letter S in a square. Comprising, a fish slice, and a fish fork. Length 11.5 in. (29.21 cm.), 10.25 in

Large Lot Sterling and Continental Silver Serving Pieces. Largest serving spoon 9" long, 14oz troy

Three Russian and German silver and silver-gilt serving pieces comprising, one 875 silver champleve small spoon, one medium 875 cloisonne silver serving spoon having a round bowl with Barbara etched t

Group of Silver Serving Pieces and Condiment Wares Variously marked. Comprising: Two English mustard pots with blue glass liners An English sugar spoon Four pairs of Jensen sugar nips A set of five D

30 pieces English and Continental silver. Set of 6 Gerber Fritz & Co. for J. Bohlander German 800 silver serving spoons, 394 grams; Set of 12 fish forks with weighted 800 silver handles and gold washe

TWENTY-ONE STERLING AND CONTINENTAL SILVER ELABORATE SERVING PIECES19th and 20th CenturiesMostly spoons. Lengths from 4.25&#8221; to 8&#8221;.Approx. 19.4 troy oz.

Group of Silver Serving Pieces Comprising: A Tiffany & Co. pair of tongs, marked 'Sterling' An Elsa Paretti for Tiffany & Co. bread knife with steel blade, marked 'Sterling' An Elsa Paretti for Tiffan

An Assorted Group of Silver Serving Pieces Various Makers, 19th/20th Century 8 items total. each marked or hallmarked for Sterling 11 ozt 11 dwt Length of longest 9 inches.

Comprising: a plated silver and mother of pearl sardine fork (6 3/4"L), a plated silver and mother of pearl spoon/slice (8"L), a pair of Continental silver fruit knives with hollow handles and gilt bl

Collection Silver Plate Serving Pieces, Tureen w Revolving Lid & Trays

A group of silver serving pieces, made up of eighteen pieces, with spoons, forks, knives, and two serving utensils, all with formed decorative details. Largest Length 8 3/4 in.

American and British, 19th/20th century, Group of silver serving pieces comprising four master salt spoons all bearing marks for 1830s-40s London, Gorham demitasse spoon, and Clark and Hartley, Philad