A GROUP OF STERLING SERVING UTENSILS.

Group of sterling silver serving utensils comprising a pair of Alvin servers and pickle fork in the "Old Orange Blossom" pattern, a pierced olive spoon (marks rubbed), a fish slice, an R. Blackington

Group sterling silver serving utensils, 19th/20th c., (11) serving pieces incl. assorted forks, spoons, and scoops, all marked sterling except smallest piece lion passant hallmarked, some monogrammed,

comprising a Tiffany & Co. iced tea straw, an S. Kirk and Son server, a Ben JJ Mayo server and a fish server. Use wear, scratches, bends. Largest: 10 1/2" long, 2 3/8" wide. Weight: 7.430 OZT. Provena

(6) by Whiting (division of Gorham), Pompadour pattern, consisting of a large asparagus fork, salad fork and spoon, a meat fork, and two tablespoons; also by Whiting (3)

American, early 20th century. A group of five sterling serving utensils, including:  one set of hand-hammered salad fork and spoon by the Randahl Shop; fork lg. 9, wd. 2 in.; one pie server and large

Group of Sterling & 800 Silver Serving Utensils + Demitasse Spoons. Largest measures 8.5 inches in length.

19th-20th century. A group of six sterling silver serving utensils by various American makers including Mechanics Sterling Co., International Silver Co. and Gorham, and an English sterling berry spoo

Group of 4 sterling silver serving Utensils , silver embossed handles and Hallmarked. Victorian Style Scroll and flower patterns. Large Pierced Spoon, marked Sterling with Sterling Passats imprints, a

Group of Assorted Sterling Silver Serving Utensils, including J. S. MacDonald, J. Spencer & Co., Treasure, Royal Family Sterling and others. Used condition, wear, worn. Weighable silver 8 T.O. Provena

Group of three sterling silver serving utensils, with scroll and floral motifs, all marked "Sterling." Largest: 11" L. Weighable silver: approx 2.77 ozt.

Group of four sterling silver serving utensils, comprising an Art Nouveau ladle, marked: "Gorham sterling, a cheese knife in the "Repousse" pattern, marked: "Sterling Handle," a pair of sugar tongs, m

Group of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Utensils Circa 1933 and later In various patterns, comprising a serving fork, small fork, and three caviar serving pieces, in the Acanthus pattern; salad

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A group of thirty-five pieces of sterling serving utensils, including two carving forks with sterling handles (larger lg. 8.75 in.), two pie servers with sterli

Group of three Georg Jensen sterling silver serving utensils, comprising a large spoon and a cold meat fork in the "Blossom pattern," and a two-tine lemon fork in the "Ornamental pattern," each marked

Modern sterling silver serving utensils, group of five, comprising three sterling spoons including one Gorham, one four tined fork, and one 800 flat blade server. Longest: 10.75" L. Approx 15.45 ozt.

Group of Three Fine Antique Sterling Silver Serving Utensils: 1) J.E. Caldwell & Co. Antique Brite Cut Pea Server. 6.5"L (17 cm); 2) Antique Silver Ladle marked Sterling PAT'D '91. 6"L (15 cm); 3) Whi

Group of Three Fine Antique Sterling Silver Serving Utensils: 1) Bailey, Banks & Biddle 19th c Silver Fish Fork Server marked Sterling PAT 94. Monogrammed. 7.5"L (19 cm); 2) Antique Gorham Silver Parc

Large Group of Sterling & Silver Plate Utensils & Serving Items. Primarily silver plate with some sterling silver handles. Various makers and ages.

A GROUP OF SEVEN REED & BARTON STERLING SILVER SMALL SERVING UTENSILS IN THE "FRANCIS I" PATTERN, TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS, DESIGNED 1907, comprising a solid bon bon spoon, a solid cream ladle, a short

American. A group of sterling flatware including seven spoons, two forks, three tongs, and one knife; largest lg. 9 in., total weighable sterling wt. 12.6ozt (392g).

Group of five American and one English serving pieces, various makers and patterns. Approx. weight 246 grams. Provenance: From the Private Collection of the Coke Talmadge Family of Athens, Georgia.

American. A large group of sterling flatware including spoons, forks, knives and serving utensils; largest lg. 12.75 in., total weighable sterling wt. 59.38ozt (1847g).

Group of sterling silver objects including ten teaspoons, three serving utensils, one bowl, one plate, two handled cups, and one napkin ring. Includes pieces by Gorham and Reed & Barton.Flatware; Leng

Group of five Gorham "Old English Tipt" pattern sterling silver serving utensils, comprising two serving forks, a serving spoon, a ladle and a sugar spoon, maker's mark and marked: "Gorham Sterling."