(lot of 190) Danish sterling silver extensive partial

(lot of 190) Danish sterling silver extensive partial flatware service by Frigast in the "Princess Fuchsia" pattern, comprising forty-two soup spoons; twenty-four of each place forks and salad forks;

A. Dragsted, Denmark 91 pieces, 81.5 troy ounces

International 'Royal Danish' Sterling Silver Partial Flatware Service Including (4) dinner knives, (4) dinner forks, (4) salad forks, (4) teaspoons, (4) soup spoons and (4) individual butter knives; a

A Danish Sterling Silver Partial Flatware Service. Bearing marks of Cristian F. Heise, 1923. Comprising twelve tablespoons and twelve knives (length: 8") Weighable pieces: 13.45 ozt

Royal Danish sterling silver partial flatware service with serving pieces, 89 pieces in total, comprising 12 weighted handle dinner knives, 7 weighted handle steak knives, 11 weighted handle individua

Twelve piece lot of sterling silver items. Good four piece lot of Danish sterling silver including a mid-century modern type ring set with a nice oval piece of polished amber along with a three-piece

(lot of 15) Danish sterling silver enamel table articles, 20th Century, each gold plated, consisting of (4) open salts with matching spoons, and pepper shakers by VB & Ela, together with two cut cryst

(lot of 5) Danish sterling silver salad serving fork & spoon, serving fork, ladle, and dessert server, 9.78 troy oz

(lot of 8) Danish sterling silver flatware, Georg Jensen (1866-1935), in the "Acorn" pattern, designed by Johan Rohde (1856-1935), including: (1) hollow handle fruit knife, with sterling blade, 7"l, (

(Lot Of 12) Danish Sterling Silver Demitasse Spoons, Including (6) W. & S. Sorensen, With Crown-Form Openwork Finial, Approx 4"L, (6) A. Michelsen, With Gilt Wash, Polychrome Guilloche Enamel Handles,

(lot of 12) Danish sterling silver demitasse spoons, including: (6) W. & S. Sorensen, with crown-form openwork finial, approx 4"l, (6) A. Michelsen, with gilt wash, polychrome guilloche enamel handles

(lot of 5) Danish Modern sterling silver serving pieces, by W&S. Sorenson, 1960-present, consisting of two spoons, fork, dessert, and ladle, each shaped handle surmounted by a tastefully stylized tuli

Group of Danish sterling silver comprising pins, earrings, etc. 10 pieces.

To include David Andersen daisy, Edelmetall blue leaf, Red floral Norway brooch. Total weight 31.5 grams. Largest brooch mesures 2 1/4" long.

(lot of 99) Gorham sterling silver partial flatware service in the "Buttercup" pattern, 1899, consisting of fourteen teaspoons; thirteen place knives; thirteen place forks, eleven salad forks, twelve

Lot 190 Bichierogra Pampaloni Oval Sterling Silver Bowls, Pair each with hammered oval body and swirl motif handles, each marked Bichierogra Pampaloni and 925 to underside approximate weight 790 gram

(lot of 55) Gorham sterling silver partial flatware service, executed in the "Chantilly" pattern, consisting of (9) dinner knives, (6) spreaders, (8) dinner forks, (8) salad forks, (6) bullion spoons,

(lot of 55) American sterling silver partial flatware service by Gorham in the "English Gadroon" pattern, 1939-1991, designed by F. Russell Woodward and Axel H. Staf, consisting of fourteen teaspoons;

(lot of 2) Danish modernist sterling silver bowls, Georg Jensen & Wendel A/S, c.1945-1951, in the "Cactus" pattern, designed by Gundorph Albertus (Danish, 1887-1969), shallow bowl with foliate handles

(lot of 30) American sterling silver partial flatware service, Alvin Manufacturing Company, in the "Bridal Bouquet" pattern, designed by Axel H. Staf, patented 1932, comprising: (4) hollow handle kniv

(lot of 22) American sterling silver partial flatware service, Reed & Barton, in the "French Renaissance" pattern, designed by George L. Turner, including: (4) hollow handle knives, 8 7/8"l, (2) forks

(lot of 3) Gorham sterling silver partial drinks service, in the "Puritan" pattern, 1928, consisting of a teapot, sugar and creamer, each with a monogram to the body, 10"h, 35 troy oz.

(lot of 2) English sterling silver partial drinks service, Birmingham, circa 1930, by J.B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd., consisting of a coffee pot and tea pot, each with an ebonized carved wood handle and

(lot of 13) Wallace sterling silver partial flatware service in the "Grand Baroque" pattern, consisting of (3) salad forks, (2) dessert forks, (4) teaspoons, and (4) luncheon knives, weighable: 14.58