Rutland Railroad Silver Tea Spoon

From a railroad with exactly one dining car is this tea spoon made by Meriden. The Rutland box logo is not sharp but you can read it.

A Rutland Railroad dining car silver plated table spoon. Rutland dining car items are hard to find. It measures about 7" long. The box logo is particularly sharp. The bowl of the spoon front and back

Eight Pieces of Wabash Railroad Silver Flatware - Ambassador Iced Tea Spoon, Bouillon Spoon, Cocktail Fork, Knives, and MoreEight pieces of dining car flatware for the Wabash Railroad in the Ambassado

Erie and Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad related silver plate: (1) Lackawanna tea spoon (2) Erie hollow handle knife (3) Lackawanna bouillon spoon (4) Hoboken YMCA Fork " close to the Hoboken F

Eire Railroad dining car silver plated flatware: (1) tea spoon (2) knife (3) bouillon spoon (4) fork

Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad silverplated flatware: 3 knives, the small one has a serrated back (unusual). Tea spoon by Reed & Barton and a Demi spoon by International Silver. All are good o

A group of silver plated flatware made for the Pennsylvania Railroad: 4 forks raised Keystone logo, 2 salad forks, 2 tea spoons, one dinner knife. 2 pieces have very worn raised logos. All need polish

"Century B" pattern, International Silver; includes: (1) iced tea spoon, (1) knife, (1) dinner fork, (1) cocktail fork, (2) soup spoons, (4) teaspoons; normal wear; longest L-9", VG-EX

Iced Tea Spoon & Gravy Ladle from Illinois Central & Erie Railroad. The ornate vintage silver gravy ladle was manufactured by Meriden Britannia Company & used by Illinois Central. The total length is

International Silver Co. Pennsylvania Railroad Silverware Mix of Pennsylvania Railroad Silverware styles. 1 Teaspoon, 2 Spoons, 1 Soup Spoon & Three Forks with standard signs of use with IS stamp or I

DESCRIPTION: Nineteen pieces of railroad silverware. Includes: 1) Seaboard teaspoon by International Silver Co. 2) Southern Railway Knife by Reed & Barton 3) Cotton Belt St. Louis and South Western kn

A group of 5 flatware pieces from New Jersey / Pennsylvania / New York area: (1-2) Central Railroad of New Jersey knife & fork (3-4) Erie iced tea spoon & knife (5) Lackawanna tablespoon

Style: Zephyr, script initials, International Silver; includes: dinner fork, soup/serving spoon, boullion spoon, teaspoon, grille knife; longest L-8 1/2", VG-EX

Silver Tea Spoon "Chaze" with Carved Dragon Design.

M. OVCHINNIKOV - RUSSIAN SET of SIX SILVER and NIELLO TEA SPOONS, 1894 Each spoon has a pear-shaped bowl nielloed with views of Moscow, a faceted stem, and comes in a fitted wood case stamped with 'M.

From a railroad with exactly one dining car is this dinner knife that measures 9 1/2". It has an older International Silver hallmark on the stainless steel blade. It has a hollow silver plated handle.

Good condition. Estimate $400-500

Lot includes 36 pieces of spoons and other sterling silver flatware. Some are travel destination spoons including locations New Mexico, Baltimore, Pennsylvania and more. There is a witch's spoon from

Good condition. Estimate $400-500

RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER TEA SPOON with INSCRIPTION in HEBREW and ARABIC Very unusual two languages together. Late 19th Century. Goldsmith mark FL in Cyrillic and 84 for silver content. CONDITION: Very

A large Russian silver spoon. The spoon is adorned with a twisted handle and etched floral and geometrical patterns on the back. Marked with a Silver standard hallmark and other Cyrillic assay marks o

RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER TEA SPOON with INSCRIPTION in HEBREW and ARABIc. Very unusual two languages together. Late 19th Century. HALLMARKS: Stamped '84' indicating silver, and the mark of St. George

DESCRIPTION: (8 Pcs) A sterling silver tea spoon set, with engraved monogrammed "B". CIRCA: 20th Century. DIMENSIONS: L: 5 3/4". Weight: 216 grs. Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiqu

RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER TEA SPOON with INSCRIPTION in HEBREW and ARABIC. Very unusual two languages together. Late 19th Century. HALLMARKS: Goldsmith mark 'FL' in Cyrillic and '84' for silver content