Putnam by Watson Sterling Silver Sugar Sifter 6 5/8"

17 total pieces of Watson sterling silver flatware, most with elaborate decoration to handles, including: 6 1/4" nut or bonbon spoon with pierced bowl, 6 5/8" sugar sifter shovel with pierced bowl, 6"

2 Tiffany & Co. "Olympian" pattern gold-washed sterling silver serving pcs, including sugar sifter and serving spoon. 6.4 troy oz.

Seven Tiffany & Co. Vine Motif Sterling Silver Serverspieces without monograms include: large fish server with scroll motif blade (12 3/8 in.); olive/pickle fork (6 1/8 in.); small sugar sifter (6 in.

Scarce Antique Tiffany & Co. Sugar Sifter / Bonbon Olympian 1878. Pierced scalloped bowl. 6.5". Approximate silver weight 56 grams.

Watson sterling silver tea service, five (5) pieces in the Meadow Rose pattern, consisting of a coffee pot (10 1/4" H), tea pot (8 1/4" H), covered sugar bowl (6 3/8" H), creamer (5 3/4" H) and waste

George Edward & Son Sterling Silver Glasgow Sugar Sifter Gothic Top Arts Crafts. Piece is in excellent estate fresh condition and has never been monogrammed. Piece measures 6 1/8" in length, hallmarke

This is an antique Gorham Japonesque Aesthetic bird and insect motif sterling silver pierced large sugar sifter. Old Lion-Anchor-G mark. No Monogram. 6 7/8" long. It weighs 1.09ozt

Group of Tiffany "Olympian" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, pat. 1878, incl. jelly knife (l. 7 in.) and sugar sifter spoon (l. 5 7/8 in.) in "Diana and her Nymphs" motif, and olive spoon (l. 6 3/4 in.

Including a Watson "Orchid" pattern salad serving fork & spoon, tea strainer, sugar sifter, caddy spoon, total weight approx. 15 T.O., together with a metal souvenir spoon and souvenir fork Longest 8-

Pieces. Including a sauce ladle, sugar sifters, scalloped bowl spoon, total weight approx. 7 T.O. Longest, 6-1/2"l.

EARLY MARK SIGNED "3815 STERLING" WITH WATSON HALLMARK. DISH MEASURES 6" BY 4". WEIGHS 58.6 GRAMS. VINTAGE ESTATE EXCELLENT USED CONDITION FOR SWEETS, VANITY OR WHATEVER YOU CHOOSE. USA SHIPPING $5 NO

A lot of 16 vintage and antique sterling silver flatware items to include 6 bullion spoons by Towle (5 1/8"), 3 "Etruscan" teaspoons by Gorham (5 7/8") and 7 "Putnam" ice cream forks by Watson (5"). T

Shreve & Co. oval sandwich tray, set of (6) Watson "Meadow Rose" demitasse spoons, Wallace and Manchester sugar tongs, George Shiebler hammered finish tea strainer, napkin rings including Gorham brigh

Five pieces of 20th century American Sterling Silver. Including a 11" long Gorham dish, a 2 3/4" high H.R. Morss & Co. child's cup, a set of 2 1/2" high Watson Co. sugar and creamer, and a set of 2" h

Includes the following sterling silver articles. 1 x Whiting tongs. 1 x Wallace master butter. 1 x 800 silver lemon sugar tongs. 1 x Watson macaroni server. 1 x Whiting small fish server. The large pi

1.86 troy ounces. Made and marked Tiffany & Co. Engraved sugar sifter spoon/ladle. Monogram present.

George III Irish Sterling Silver Sauceboat Of typical form with leaf-capped handle; Together with a George III Sterling Silver Sugar Sifter. Length of sauceboat 8 inches, total approximately 13 ounces

Antique Charles Stuart Harris English sterling silver sugar sifter. This item bears an English mark, Made in London, 1898. Total weight is: 9.4 Troy Oz (295g)

An English sterling silver sugar sifter. By John Emes, London, 1805. Weight: 94 grams. Height: 8.5 cm. Signed.

Antique French sterling silver sugar sifter, circa 1830 (French Restoration). French hallmark Old Man 1st standard (equivalent to Minerva 1st standard, i.e. .950 purity silver, used between 1819 and 1

Weight: 49 grams.

This is a truly remarkable piece of old silver, from the times when care was taken over how you present your tea! It is chased front and back with a scroll and floral design. Assay office: London, 180

Circa 1892 sterling silver sugar sifter spoon with London hallmark J.A.T.S maker. With gold finish. Measures 5" long.

Figural Bust Pattern Cased serving spoon in Sterling silver with Gilt and Pierced bowl. Hallmarked Lion, Anchor and G. in a purple velvet case marked G. Russell Philadelphia. Late 19th Century, Spoon