Whiting sterling ladle circa 1891 in the

circa 1880, 13 in. L., No monogram, 8.20 ozt.

Toddy ladle by Isaac Parkin of Exeter. Circa 1819-1854. Inset with 1757 George III silver coin. Baleen handle. Sugar spoon by Frank M. Whiting & Co. Circa 1866-1926. Pattern 2888. Wear to gold wash. 6

This is a beautiful sterling silver gravy ladle in the Louis XV Pattern, patented by Whiting in 1891. The pattern features lovely swirling details on the edges of the piece. This beautiful and useful

This is a wonderful solid sterling silver gravy ladle in the 1891 pattern of Louis XV by Whiting Division. This piece is monogrammed on the front of the handle. The back of the handle is engraved 1903

American Aesthetic Movement Sterling Silver Ladle, Whiting Mfg. Co., New York, New York, Circa 1880. The handle applied with a pair of fish swimming amidst an aquatic plant, factory mark, letters "F"

10 pcs late 19th century sterling and coin flatware. Includes: Whiting Ice Cream slice in the Oval Twist pattern (c. 1880) with elaborate 3 part monogram to blade; 1 Gorham Cluny pattern ladle (circa

Patented 1891. All are serving pieces, some with vermeil, forks, condiment ladle, spoon, slotted spoon, butter knives and a cheese knife. Approx 10 ozt.

Patented 1891. Six hollow handled knives, five butter spreaders, two luncheon forks, six salad forks, two teaspoons and a ladle. Monogrammed, some wear and blades of knives are worn. Approx 17 ozt.

1st item: Tiffany and Company Persian pattern soup ladle with fluted bowl, designed by Edward C. Moore (1827-1891). 12 3/4" L. 2nd-3rd items: Frank M. Whiting Company handmade sterling silver serving

American Sterling Silver Fish Service, Whiting "Louis XV", pattern introduced 1891, ret. Theodore B. Starr, incl. 6 fish forks, 6 fish knives, serving fork and sauce ladle with engraved script initial

Two sterling serving articles with goldwashed bowls. Reed & Barton gravy ladle in La Rien pattern (1893). 7-1/4" long. Whiting Manufacturing Company preserve spoon in the Louis XV pattern (1891). 7-1/

The gracefully formed punch ladle retailed by Theodore B. Starr and bearing the Whiting maker's mark is decorated with hand engraved prunus accented by alloys creating gold and copper colors similar t

( lot of 31) Mostly sterling spoons: (11) silver iced tea spoons, with a heart shape bowl; Gorham Strausbourg sterling salad serving spoon and fork; a Frank M. Whiting sterling ladle; a sterling silve

DESCRIPTION: Dutch sterling ladle circa 1823. Marked with Dutch hallmark and maker's mark. MEASUREMENTS: 10" long. 6.4 troy ounces total. CONDITION: Light wear.

Empire soup ladle with vermeil bowl by Whiting, 1892 11"L 4.26toz.

Sterling silver ladle, European, circa late 19th/early 20th century. L. 12 inches. 6.77 ozt.

A Whiting Sterling Silver Ladle. Laureate pattern. Monogrammed with an "F" on the handle Length: 10 1/2" Wt: 4.00 ozt

Jars. Includes a Whiting sterling punch ladle with floral decoration to handle and gold wash to bowl; a monogrammed Gorham sterling ladle; a monogrammed W. Faber & Sons sterling ladle; (2) monogrammed

Whiting and Gorham sterling silver serving utensils. To include: 1) Whiting sterling silver ladle and spoon in matching pattern. One with retailer mark of Wright Kay & Co., the other with Shaw & Berry

The set of 15 bolster Louis XV with blunt steel blades, Includes 11 dinner knives and 4 slightly smaller luncheon knives

15'' Whiting Manufacturing Company Sterling Silver Soup Ladle Ivy Pattern. Dated 1865. Weight: 205.0 grams. Hallmarks on back of soup ladle.

DESCRIPTION: Sterling soup ladle marked for Whiting Mfg. Co., in the Hyperion pattern. Monogrammed to center of arched handle. MEASUREMENTS: 12-1/2" long. 8.22 ozt. CONDITION: Light surface scratches

Athenian pattern, 1890. 11" long. 4.6 ozt. RM

Large Whiting etched sterling silver ladle, Late 19th/20th c., engraved vermeil bowl, monog., approx. 6.93 ozt., 12"l