UNGER BROTHERS STERLING SPOON

Grouping of Fourteen (14) Sterling Silver and Sterling Handle Tableware. Includes: Unger Brothers sterling citrus spoon, Gorham olive fork spoon combination, sterling fork, sterling spoon, Gorham ster

Worden Munnis Co. sterling bell and Unger Brothers Lehigh University sterling spoon. Spoon was given to W.B. Jeters and remained in family.  Both marked sterling. 2.12 ozt total. Bell 2-1/2" wide x

Unger Brothers Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Spoon, Unger Brothers intertwined monogram 925 Fine, small slight ribbon monogram Used condition 5"l

Unger Brothers Sterling Silver Mustache Cup Having a Native American in relief on side, hallmarked and #2883; together with vanity jars, spoons, a pen, a lidded bowl (all marked 'sterling' / '925') an

Nine teaspoons, comprising: Shiebler Fiorito pattern, Gorham Lily, Whiting Narcissus, an example by Unger Brothers, Gilbert Lily pattern, Watson Mille Fleurs, an International example, Gilbert Oxford,

Comprising: A pressed glass dresser jar with sterling lid by Unger Brothers, sterling tea strainer, a silver plated decorative fork probably Dutch, a English sterling small straining spoon with decora

Two vermeil sterling serving spoons with gold wash comprising, one Unger Brothers (American 1872-1914), large berry or casserole spoon in the Narcissus pattern (1890) and one Frederick Higgins (London

1- Sterling Masons , Jerusalem Chapter, No. 3 RAM Collectible Spoon 3.50". 2- Sterling Towle Mary Chilton 1912 Large Solid Jelly Server 6 7/8". 3- Unger Brothers 1904 Ornate Sterling monogrammed B.R.

Twenty four examples, for various locations, makers include Whiting, Wallace, Unger Brothers, Towle, Durgin, Gorham and others. Dimensions:From 4 1/2" to 6" long, the total approximate weight is 14.6

2 are Sterling handled, match fork, spoon and knife are Unger Brothers, , see photos

This is a large salad serving set in the flowing scrolling Passaic pattern by the Unger Brothers from 1900. The serving fork is 9 7/8" in length and 2 5/8" wide. The serving spoon is 9 5/8" in length

Including: Alvin spoon with rose, Unger Brothers fork and third slotted example. 9.34

Unger Brothers (American (Newark, New Jersey), 1872-1914). A sterling silver pocket whisky flask of rounded rectangular form, one side with bas relief repousse and chased decoration depicting a young

American, early 20th century, oval tray, reeded borders, monogram, marks for Unger Brothers, 63.99 oz. T., 22 in.

UNGER BROTHERS 'SECRET OF THE FLOWERS' STERLING DRESSER SET, SEVEN PIECES, L 7"-12":Including a hair brush, hand mirror, female form hat pin holder, and 3 powder boxes. Each is decorated with an art n

American, late 19th/early 20th century, including tray with floral blossom decoration, "0394", no monogram, 5 x 5-3/4 in.; Indian chief cane or umbrella top, 4 in.; clip, cartouche form with scroll de

Measures 2.5 inches long. Be aware that internet sales tax applies to all Internet transactions and local sales tax may apply to local pick-up transactions. We happily provide seamless in-house packin

UNGER BROTHERS STERLING DRESSER SET, FIVE PIECES, L 6 1/2"-9":Including 1 unmarked dresser box, 3 hand mirrors, and comb. All of different patterns. For a high resolution photo

Unger Brothers (American, Newark, NJ, 1872-1919). Sterling silver vase with repousse flower decoration. Marked with Unger Bros. UB maker's mark and 925 Fine Sterling on the underside. 7"H; 129.1 grams

UNGER BROTHERS STERLING SILVER GOLFING MATCH SAFE, obverse featuring repousse depiction of golfer in a rustic setting, remnants of gilt-wash to interior, stylized owner's monogram to reverse above "Ap

American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Center Bowl, c. 1900, Unger Brothers, Newark, NJ, act. 1872-1919, everted rim with hibiscus decoration, dia. 11 3/4 in., wt. 12.50 troy ozs.

This Unger Brothers Belt Buckle is intertwined with flowing papyrus flowers and leaves. The top and the bottom of the buckle is decorated with a spread out winged beetle. Classic Egyptian Revival and

Unger Brothers Sterling Art Nouveau Tray, Moon face man smoking a pipe, maiden on left side, 4" x 7", signed. The Unger family immigrated to Newark, NJ in 1849 from Germany, and changed the surname to

Unger Brothers sterling silver tray. [1/4" H x 6" Dia]. Few minor dents with some overall wear especially to high spots of decoration where a few small holes now extant. Weight approximately 2 ozt.