Luxembourg by Wood and Hughes Sterling Silver Berry Spoon w/ design 8 1/2"

Antique Large Wood and Hughes Sterling Silver Oval Serving / Berry Spoon with Repoussé Floral Design on drop and bowl | Marked "W ⍹ M" and "Sterling" to underside - Wood and Hughes, New York, 1

Together with two American Art Nouveau serving pieces, total weight approx. 12 T.O., together with a Wood & Hughes silver plated berry spoon. 8-1/2"l, 9"l, 9"l, 9"l respectively

With etching and repousse pattern. Each spoon slight different hallmarks and designs. Dimensions: L 8" x W 1.75" Weight: 3.3 ozt Condition: Showing normal signs of age.

19th century "Japanese" pattern sterling silver berry / serving spoon with bird and floral motif and slightly textured bowl surface. Stamped W & H STERLING. No monogram. Pattern designed 1870. Excelle

Tiffany flower form bonbon bowl, circa 1960's, 1.25"h x 5"w. Whiting "Lily" place spoons (2), name engraved, 7". Wallace "Sherwood" casserole/berry spoon, 8.75". Combined 12 ozt

(lot of 3) American sterling silver serving spoons, including: (1) Frank W. Smith Silver Company serving spoon, with Art Nouveau lily design, approx 9 1/8"l, (1) Gorham berry/ casserole spoon, in the

A Wood & Hughes Silver Footed Bowl, New York, New York, circa 1875Marks: W&H, STERLING,

STERLING SILVER BERRY SPOON W/FIGURAL BOWL, 8 1/4 IN X 3 3/4 IN, 3.125 TROY OZ

This is a very nice antique Wood & Hughes Byzantine pattern sterling silver serving spoon. It is about 8 1/2" long. It has not been polished recently. It is in good, gently-used condition. There are n

c. 1880, a sterling silver berry spoon by Tiffany & Co. in "Chrysanthemum" pattern, with gold wash to bowl; weight 4 ozt h. 8-3/4 w. 2-5/8 in. Provenance: descended through the family of a North Salem

Pair of sterling silver overlay salt and peppers, set of 4 Georg Jensen sterling cocktail picks, sterling cocktail fork; Gale, Wood & Hughes coin silver spoon. Sterling cocktail picks 33.8 grams, coin

In the "Scroll" pattern, Hammered surface with Swirl design. Never monogrammed. Hallmarked as shown. 8 3/8" in length.

(5) Large bright cut sterling silver berry serving spoons: (4) Continental and (1) "W.A. Clark Jr." American coin silver. Each measures approximately 8.75" x 1.75" Total Weight = 8.35 troy oz.

Lot includes: 12 soup spoons (6 1/8"), 24 teaspoons (5 7/8"), 12 salad? Forks (6.25"), 12 dinner forks (7 1/8"), 12 knives (8.75"), 2 berry spoons (5.75"), serving spoon (8 3/8"), 2 serving forks (8.2

The interior rim of the base marked ‘STERLING / 15 / W&H.’ 3/4 by 3 1/8 by 2 inches PROVENANCE From the Estate of Mrs. Nancy Sinatra Frank Sinatra

SET OF 12 WOOD & HUGHES *MARGUERITE* PATTERN STERLING SILVER FORKS MEASURING 7 1/8 INCHES LONG. 16.40 TROY OZ.

Domestic: Free Shipping Item: Medici Old by Gorham Sterling Silver Berry Spoon Size: 8.75 inches Markings: Monogram "MBC" Date: ca. 1890 Description: Bright cut design and gold wash bowl Gorham Silver

Rare Romance of the Sea by Wallace Sterling Silver Berry Spoon with Custom Hand Chased Bowl.  Measures 8 1/2".Weighs 3.9 troy ounces. Beautifully Embossed Bowl with Fruit Design.This bowl was custo

incl. GEORG JENSEN "ornamental 21" pea pod spoon; set of (12) W.W. WATTLES & SONS repousse

WOOD & HUGHES STERLING MARGUERITE SERVING SPOON & FORK Marguerite pattern sterling silver serving spoon and fork from Wood & Hughes. Fork measures 8.75" long. Spoon measures 8.50" long. 

Silver plated spooner or covered sugar, with 12 Gorham sterling silver spoons. Decorated with a floral central band, linear handles and butterfly finial. 9.5"h x 8"w. Spoons 9.6ozt

Elaborate bright cut floral designs, fancy bowl wash bowl, pat'd 1887, 8 3/4, monogram, excellent, 69 grams.

Good Group of American Victorian Sterling Silver Flatware, incl. Wood & Hughes "Angelo", pat. 1875, bright-cut jelly spoon (l. 6 3/8 in.) and 10 demitasse spoons; Gorham "St. Cloud", pat. 1885, salad

Five old and vintage, American sterling silver serving spoons: ornate berry spoon by Theodore B. Starr, with gold-wash repoussé bowl of mixed fruit design; large spoon by George W. Shiebler in