Nine pieces of American silver flatware

A ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE PIECE AMERICAN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE, CIRCA 1925-1930, comprising thirteen hors d'oeuvres forks, length: 4 7/8"; twelve cocktail forks with stainless tines, length

STERLING: R. Wallace, Whiting, etc., thirty pieces of elaborately designed sterling silver flatware and serving ware, American, details include: nine pieces of children's spoons and fork, two with toy

American, 19th century. A thirty-nine piece group of sterling flatware, including Gorham and Whiting pieces, comprising three demitasse spoons, four butter knives, a fondue fork, a salt spoon, a sa

English and American, 19th century. A group of coin silver flatware, forty-seven pieces total, including several pieces by Bigelow Bros. & Kennard, PLUS nine spoons with 800 marks, and eight sterling

Towle Silversmiths (American (Massachusetts), founded 1882). A fifty-nine piece sterling silver flatware set in the Old Master pattern comprising eleven dinner knives (8.87”), ten dinner forks (7.25

American, 19th century. A group of thirty-two pieces of coin silver flatware by various makers, including:  nine tablespoons, including three by R. & W. Wilson of Philadelphia, PA; each approx. lg. 9

William Spratling (American 1900-1967, active Taxco, Mexico), mark used 1956-1962, forty-nine piece sterling silver and rosewood handled flatware service comprising: eight dinner forks (8"), eight sal

American. Maker: Whiting. In the "Princess Ingrid" pattern. Comprising: eleven dinner knives, twelve luncheon knives, thirteen dinner forks, five luncheon forks, eleven salad forks, eleven soup spoons

American, 20th Century, nine pieces, 8.5 OZT weighable Silver.

GORHAM 'STRASBOURG' STERLING FLATWARE SERVICEAmerican, mid-20th century, sterling silver. Service for eight in forty-one (41) total pieces: nine (9) dinner spoons, eight (8) each of fish or pastry for

American, 20th century, including nine 9-3/4 in. hole handle knives, silver plate blades, some corrosion; ten 8-1/2 in. hollow handle knives, silver plate blades; eleven 7-3/4 in. forks; for 7 in. for

late 19th/20th century, including five sterling Duke of Windsor cocktail forks; Whiting Lily sterling hollow handle cake knife; silver plate fish knife; cased set of ornate silver plate spoons by Thom

American, mid 19th century, including eight hollow handle fruit knives, marks for R. & W. Wilson (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1825-1846), 7-1/2 in.; three spoons, marked "Cunningham" (possibly

A group of 6 pieces of coin silver utensils by various American makers. Includes: William Gale, New York, 'Medallion' spoon and fork dated 1867; C A (Charles Alexander) 300 Burnett, Alexandria, Virgin

FOUR PIECES OF AMERICAN SILVER FLATWARE1) Wood & Hughes monogrammed coin silver soup ladle. Length 11.25”.2) Alvah Skinner monogrammed coin silver butter knife with strawberry design.3) Sterling

To include three Newell Harding beaded scroll serving spoons and one salad fork. 6.28 ozt. All monogrammed on the underside of the handle. Dimensions:Longest: 8.5" L Provenance:

Towle King Richard pattern seventy-nine piece sterling silver flatware set service for nine with extra pieces includes (9) 7 1/4" desert/oval soup spoons, (11) 7 7/8" forks, (12) 5 3/4" hollow handle

Twenty-one pieces American coin silver flatware, together with three Georgian silver spoons and three silverplate. 14 troy ozs. weighable

Art Nouveau 77-piece American sterling silver flatware by Unger Brothers, in the Narcissus pattern, the foliate handles with a single blossom in relief: twelve dinner, twelve salad, and ten oyster/coc

110-piece, American sterling silver flatware by Whiting-Gorham, in the refined King Albert pattern of beaded borders and a single hanging blossom to the notched ends, with service for twelve: 12 each

Lot includes: two Whiting pattern, 26 serving pieces with gilt ends, Whiting Heraldic fish fork, six Whiting lily teaspoons and a pair of Gorham Lancaster pattern fish server. Weight 23 Toz. Condition

South Carolina, mid 19th century, including four spoons, fiddle and thread handle, monogram "Provost", and four forks, fiddle handle, monograms, marks for Hayden & Whilden (working 1855-1863); one for

NINETEEN PIECES OF AMERICAN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE1-5) Five Frank Whiting “Lily” oyster forks.6-11) Six Manchester “Gadroonette” monogrammed iced tea spoons.12-19) Eight Whit

Maryland, mid 19th century, including ladle with shell bowl and Mayflower style decoration on handle, marks for George W. Webb & Co. (working 1830-1890); six tablespoons, round handles, and two tables