PUIFORCAT "CANNES" STERLING FISH SERVICE

maker's mark; Minerva .925 mark; comprising: 12 forks (6 3/4"); 12 sterling bladed knives (8"); and 1 stainless-bladed fish slice (9 1/2") [25 pieces]; approximately 1,740 grams (weighable sterling on

Georg Jensen, (52) piece sterling fish service, Designed 1914, Denmark, 52 piece sterling silver fish set in Ornamental #55 pattern, each piece double-sided stem modeled as two intertwined fish ending

with maker's mark; Minerva .925 mark; comprising: 2 oval serving spoons (10 1/4"); 2 gravy ladles (7 1/8"); 2 serving forks (8 1/4"); 2 round serving spoons (10"); 2 serrated serving spoons (10 1/8");

DESCRIPTION:Sterling fish service set by Danish company Georg Jensen. Comprises of a large fish knife as well as a scisored server with a fork and platter bottom. Embellished with scrolled floral moti

12 knives and 11 forks. Hallmarked. Dimensions: Knife: L 7.5" Weight: 33.7 ozt Condition: Used, vintage, minor surface scratches.

GORHAM CHANTILLY PATTERN STERLING FISH SERVICE FOR (12) W/ 2 SALT SPOONS, 20TH C., WEIGHT KNIVES 1 LB. 12.1 OZ., FORKS 15.6 OZ.

A Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Fish Service. Blossom pattern. Comprising ten forks (Length: 6 3/8") and eight knives (length: 8") Wt: 34 ozt

(lot of 32) English sterling silver fish service for sixteen by Asprey & Company, Sheffield, 1907, each handle bearing H monogram

2 Pc. Georg Jensen sterling silver fish service set, pattern #55, the handles having interwoven fish and shell design. Each marked for Georg Jensen sterling. 6.92 ozt. 9.5"L, Circa - Second quarter 20

A Whiting Sterling Silver Fish Service. Dresden pattern. Comprising twelve fish forks and twelve fish knives Wt: 37.60 ozt

Atkin Brothers Sheffield England sterling silver fish service, 22 pieces, comprising 11 knives and 11 forks, engraved with dragon decoration, hallmarked on reverse: "Sheffield / 1888 / HA," in wooden

Emile Puiforcat Sterling Silver .950 Fish Serving Knife in Royal Pattern. Weight Approx., 4.17 ozt Measures Approx., 10 in. long.Domestic Shipping: $25

American Sterling Silver Fish Service, Whiting "Louis XV", pattern introduced 1891, ret. Theodore B. Starr, incl. 6 fish forks, 6 fish knives, serving fork and sauce ladle with engraved script initial

English Sterling Silver Fish Service with Mother-of-Pearl Handles, Sheffield, 1899, maker's mark of Thomas Levesley, comprising six forks and six knives; backs engraved with acanthus scrolls and scall

Mappin & Webb Ltd. Goldsmiths and Silversmiths sterling silver fish service for six, including six forks and knives, maker marked, in fitted case with key.

A Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Fish Service. Old Danish pattern. Comprising six fish knives and six fish forks. Six knives and two forks are monogrammed "BBC" Wt: 23.35 ozt

Flatware service for 12 with ornate engraved accents and early thermoplastic faux ivory handles. Comprises 12 forks, 12 knives, and two matched serving pieces. 26 pieces total. Contained within vintag

Antique Sterling Silver Fish Service for 8. Hallmarked. Fish forks and knives. Knives measure 8.5 inches in length.

English Sterling Ivory Fish Service Slater, 1857 Slater Brothers, London. Comprising a knife and fork in a fitted box. Condition: The box is "as is".

A two-piece sterling-handled fish service by James Nasmythe of Edinburgh, circa 1818, of fork and fish knife, with fish decoration throughout. Hallmark "JN" on knife handle. Knife: 13in long. | Local

Gorham "Chantilly" Pattern Sterling Silver Luncheon and Fish Flatware Service, incl. 12 each: luncheon forks (l. 7 in.), fish forks (l. 6 3/4 in.), fish knives (hh, l. 7 3/4 in.), cream soup spoons, r

Pair Emile Puiforcat Sterling Silver .950 Fish Serving Fork in Royal Pattern.Weight Approx., 3.7 ozt Measures Approx., 8.7 in. long.Domestic Shipping: $25

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

A cased George V sterling silver two-piece fish service Alexander Clark Mfg. Co., Sheffield, 1910 With celluloid handles, each piece marked with maker's mark, date, assay, and standard mark in origina