Fontainebleau by Gorham Sterling Silver Fish Server HHAS Bright-Cut 10"

GORHAM STERLING SILVER FISH SERVING KNIFE, "Fontainebleau" pattern, with bright-cut decoration to blade, monogram to back. Total weight: 4.395 ozt. Fourth quarter 19th/early 20th century. 11 1/2" L.Ex

A Grouping of Seven American Sterling Silver Serversto include: a Gorham Swiss fish server, with engraved and bright cut foliate designs and dedicated monogram to blade (11 3/8 in.); Gorham Lancaster

including a Gorham "Douglas" fish knife (9.75 in.); an A. F. Towle & Son Co. pastry server with bright cut decoration to blade; a Gorham "Douglas" cream ladle; a Towle "Albany" parcel gilt cream ladle

Ball Black Sterling Silver Fish Server with applied Gilt Fly and bright-cut fish on hook. 11 3/4" Museum quality! Maker: Ball, Black & Company Material: Sterling Silver Free shipping for this item wit

"Buttercup" pattern. 10 inches (and under) 4.72 troy ounces Condition: GoodTemp No 8165

Gorham (American (Rhode Island), founded 1831), designed 1890. A sterling silver fish serving set in the "Marie Antoinette" pattern, comprising a fish slice with bright cut floral and scroll engraving

in the Marie Antoinette pattern, 13 in. L., together with two casserole spoons, gilt washed bowls, in the Imperial Chrysanthemum patterns; 10.55 ozt t.w.

Two Attributed Gorham Lotus Sterling Silver Serversthe first an ice cream slice, the blade featuring a matte finish and gilding, further embellished with bright cut engraving in a coordinating Egyptia

All are Antique and Vintage Sterling. 1- Large Antique Whiting Fish Slicer / Server Bright Cut with Spiral Handle 10 3/4". 2- 6 Individual Salt Shakers 1 1/2". 3- Bigelow Bros & Kennard 19th c Pierced

Two piece Fish Serving Set in the sterling silver pattern Strasbourg by Gorham  This set includes two versatile serving utensils: One Large Server, 10 5/8" One Large Serving Fork, 9 1/2" This beauti

John Keene I (d. 1807) Irish sterling silver pierced, bright-cut engraved and chased fish server with silver plate handle, marked: "JK / Dublin / Ireland / 1783," 18th century. 12" L. Silver not weigh

Pair of Antique 19th c Sterling Silver c. 1850 Etched Fish Serving Knife and Server. Knife by Gorham 10 1/2". Even the blade is Sterling. Monogrammed "B". Fish Server by Whiting, retailed at Hayden, B

Lot includes: Large & small meat carving set (13 1/8" and 10.5"), wood salad serving set (11 1/8"), pie server (10 1/8"), cold meat fork (8 5/8"), cheese spoon (6") and fish knife (6 7/8"). Gross weig

5 pcs. of ornate sterling silver serving flatware including 1904 Whiting "Radiant" pattern serving spoon, Russell Aesthetic Movement bright cut pastry server (unmarked, tests as sterling), Gorham "Lan

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

13"l. Together with a Gorham "St Cloud" pattern fish server, 12"l and a 800 silver serving spoon. 10-3/4"l, monograms and appx. 15 t.o.

A Gorham sterling silver fish server. Monogrammed. Dimensions: 9" X 3"Total weight: 3.3 avg. oz.

By Gorham. Including fish fork and knife. Marked sterling, G, and with retailer's name (Hansel Sloan & Co.) to both. Art Nouveau pattern. Dimensions: (Knife) L 12.5" x W 3" Weight: (Total) 14.580 ozt

Gorham Sterling Silver Bright Cut Flatware Weight 14 troy oz.

Gorham "Medallion" Pattern Sterling Silver Fish Server , pat. 1864, ret. Hart Bros., Brooklyn, act. 1865-1883, l. 12 in., wt. 4 troy ozs Provenance: Collection of Dr. Mark A. Geist, Providence, RI.

A Cellini Craft Sterling Silver Cake Server. Together with an Old Newbury Crafters sterling silver fish server (length: 10.5") Cake server: 9" Wt of all: 8.60 ozt

Whiting Sterling Silver Fish Server. Dimensions: 10 1/2" Length Total weight: 3.01 troy ounces

Gorham Sterling Silver Cut Glass Pitcher (10 3/8" tall) & an Unmarked Glass Ewer with Bacchus head and cross hatch pattern (9 1/2" tall). Good condition.

Seven Antique American Sterling Silver Serversincluding two bright cut spoons and an asparagus server by Whiting; a serving spoon and ice cream slice with mark of J. E. Caldwell; a tablespoon by Gorha