1916 R. Wallace & Sons Dauphine Sterling Lettuce Spoon,

Wonderful antique R. Wallace and Sons sterling lettuce spoon. This piece was produced from 1916-1965, mark indicates 1916. The pattern is called Dauphine and measures 9" long, approx weight 96g.

"Dauphine" pattern including: 73 troy ounces. Includes: (8) soup spoons, (12) dessert forks, (7) salad forks, (8) dinner forks, (17) teaspoons, (4) spreaders, (2) serving spoons, (1) serving knife, (6

Six R. Wallace and Sons Manufacturing sterling spoons. Includes 5 teaspoons and 1 sugar spoon. Waverly pattern, 1890. 5-3/4" long. 5.0 troy ounces. KE. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms

(6) R Wallace & Sons sterling silver demitasse spoons, owl pattern, 2.575 TO

17 pieces total. A mix of sterling silver flatware pieces. Includes: 6 Gorham 1881 sterling spoons, 6 sterling Reed and Barton spoons, Jas R. Armiger sterling spoon, R. Wallace & Son sterling serving

and Hollowware. Including a R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. Lucerne sterling solid gravy ladle - approx. 7" in length; a R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. Lucerne sterling sugar shell spoon - approx. 6" in length

Set of six 5 1/2"L sterling spoons in the Waverly pattern by R. Wallace & Sons, engraved with initial "M" or "W"; good condition---Set of four 5 3/4"L sterling spoons, mark for R. Wallace & Sons, roun

1926 R Wallace Sterling Set Madison pattern. 1 serving piece 12 Forks 12 salad Forks 12 Teaspoons 12 Butter Knives 1 Cocktail Fork 1 larger spoon 51 pieces. NOT monogramed! Very little wear. Very clea

Lot of 5 pieces of sterling spoons including one monogrammed marked sterling and dated 1887, another dated 1903 and another 1910. All with hallmarks "R" and R.W. & S (R. Wallace & Sons) and another "J

Thirteen American Sterling Spoons. By various makers, including Tiffany & Co., Gorham, and Towle, in numerous sizes and patterns; includes a birth month spoon by R. Wallace & Sons, which features the

R. Wallace & Sons Sterling Silverware, weighs 35.25 ozt. Daffodil & Pansy patterns. (9) Knives, (8) salad, (9) dinner forks, (6) olive forks, (6) fruit spoons, (3) teaspoons and (1) butter knife. (Con

Beautiful Violet floral flatware pattern, 76 pieces all together. Set includes; 8-dinner forks, 8-salad forks, 16-teaspoons, 8-soup spoons, 8-dinner knives, 8-butter spreaders, 4-serving spoons, sugar

R. Wallace & Sons partial sterling silver flatware. To include: 7 teaspoons, 2 soup spoons, 1 tablespoon, 6 forks, 1 serving utensil, and 11 knives. Knife handles unmarked. Teaspoon bowls dented. Bend

Maker: R. Wallace & Sons, "SEPTEMBER", 5 7/8", mono removal on back. Shipping in USA $ 10.

34 PC. R. WALLACE & SONS *IRVING* PATTERN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE. 12 KNVES, 12 FORKS, 10 SPOONS. MONOGRAMMED.38.55 TROY OZ. (COUNTING EACH KNIFE HANDLE AS 1/2 TROY OZ).

R. WALLACE & SONS AND OTHER STERLING SILVER FLATWARE, LOT OF 49, including a set of six "Rose" demitasse spoons and a set of six "Violet" demitasse spoons by R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. of Wallingford,

(10) sterling silver folding baby spoons and pushers mostly decorated with cats. Makers include Baker, R. Wallace & Sons, and others.  6.1ozt

STERLING SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS, LOT OF 12, including a R. Wallace & Sons "JACKSON STATUE / NEW ORLEANS" example, a Durgin "ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA" example, a Gorham example with "WINDHAM 1758" decoration

Including (4) monogrammed W.M. B. Durgin Co. round bowl cream/bullion soup spoons - stamped, "sterling Pat'd" with an initial maker's mark; (4) monogrammed R. Wallace & Sons round bowl cream/bullion s

(lot of 5) Silver spoons, including: (2) American R. Wallace & Sons "Princess Mary" sterling tablespoons, designed by Mary B. Leete, approx 8.25"l, (2) French Henri-Louis Chenailler 950 silver spoons,

Sterling Flatware. Comprised of (24) teaspoons - approx. 6" in length; (15) round bowl soup spoons - approx. 6 7/8" in length; (15) salad forks - approx. 6 3/8" in length; (15) regular forks - approx.

Collection of ten sterling silver bon bon and other serving spoons. Makers include Whiting, George W. Sheibler, Mechanics sterling, Paye and Baker, Gorham, R. Wallace & Sons, and others. One is not

STERLING: R. Wallace & Sons, etc., twenty-two souvenir sterling silver spoons, late 19th/ 20th C., many with elaborate enamel decoration, others with ornately raised and figured handles, all marked ve

(10) sterling silver folded baby spoons decorated with cats, bears and flowers. Makers include Reed & Barton, Mechanics,  R. Wallace 7 Sons, Redlich & Company, and others. Approx. 3.5" and 6.5ozt