Arabesque by Whiting Sterling Silver Crumber Bright-Cut 11" Heirloom

Large Whiting Solid Sterling Bright Cut Berry/Casserole Spoon in the "Arabesque" pattern circa 1875.. Measures 9 1/2". Monogrammed. Approximate silver weight 66 grams. The Whiting Company's most famou

24 pcs. Whiting Manufacturing Co. late Victorian era bright cut sterling silver flatware including 12 teaspoons, 6 dinner forks, and 6 tablespoons, all having hand cut rose and foliate decoration, Got

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.

10 Victorian bright cut sterling silver flatware including 6 Whiting, and 4 others, ornately hand engraved 5.5"-5.75" 8.7 troy oz.

This is an antique cut glass bowl with an ornate sterling silver mounted rim made by the Whiting Manufacturing Company of New York. The rim is engraved: "Caldwell 1898". 11 5/8" across the silver rim.

Whiting Arabesque master butter knife 1875 brite cut, no mono 8 1/4"L 1.8toz.

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

AMERICAN BRIGHT-CUT STERLING SILVER FLATWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF 19, comprising three 8" L serving spoons, and seven 5 3/4" L tea spoons marked for Whiting Mfg. Co. in "Lily" pattern, three 5 1/2" L tea

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

STERLING SILVER CARD CASE, with bright-cut and molded decoration, cartouche to face with monogram, cartouche to reverse with "June 6th, 1877", stamped with the lion and W and sterling for Whiting Mfg.

Sterling silver fish slice, monogrammed and bright cut, Canfield Bros & Co., Baltimore, 121 gms, 11.75”l

18 Late Victorian sterling silver teaspoons including Gorham, Towle, Reed and Barton, Dominick and Haff, bright cut, Art Nouveau and rococo motifs 11.6 troy oz. 4"-6"

Kirk & Son, Baltimore SAML

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A sterling silver pedestal center bowl by Whiting Manufacturing Co., having a matte surface with bright cut engraving, and gold wash interior. Monogrammed and m

collection of 12 sterling silver napkin rings including Tiffany & Co., Victorian bright cut, floral repousse, beaded edge, reticulated, presentation, etc. 11.5 troy oz.

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

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

(83) Piece 19th century Stieff floral motif sterling silver flatware set with "F" monogram includes: (20) 6" teaspoons, (10) 7" dinner forks, (11) 6" soup spoons, (12) 5.9" butter knives, (10) 6" dess

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

Collection of 11 late Victorian sterling silver souvenir spoons including Seattle figural salmon, Stieff Rose Atlantic City, female figural, patriotic, bright cut etc. 5"-5.75" 7.6 troy oz.

12 pieces, including: 3 sugar tongs, 3 bon bon spoons, 3 feeding spoons, bright cut sugar spoon, sauce ladle, and a tea ball; together with 3 candle snuffers and a Russian silver spoon; 11.35 ozt. t.w

Irish George III sterling silver stuffing/ dressing spoon, William Ward, c.1800, bright cut decoration with radiating star, vacant cartouche, Dublin hallmarks, approx 11 5/8"l, 3.35ozt **Provenance: F

13 FRANK M. WHITING *MARQUIS* STERLING SILVER SPOONS. ONE TABLE SERVING SPOON WITH CUT DECORATION MEASURING 8 3/4 INCHES AND 12 TEASPOONS. EACH WITH A MONOGRAM. 11.81 TROY OZ.

English George III period sterling silver stuffing/ dressing spoon, William Sumner and Richard Crossley, c.1777, bright cut handle, engraved armorial with figure holding an oak branch, approx 11.5"l,