A GROUP OF TWELVE AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING

Group American sterling silver serving flatware, 20th c., USA, (12) pieces, incl. a pie server, ladles, serving spoons, a salad serving set, etc., makers incl. Reed & Barton, Towle, Black, Starr, & Fr

A Group of American Sterling Silver Serving Dishes 20th century Comprising a pair of sterling silver rectangular open vegetable dishes, Reed & Barton, Taunton, Massachusetts; and a sterling silver

Group of American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces 20th Century Comprising a Gorham Lily pattern asparagus server, Shiebler punch ladle and three piece carving set, and a Reed & Barton Intaglio pattern

Three American sterling silver open serving bowls, the first marked for Gorham and "508/1," the second marked for Dominick & Haff and "Salem" "1549/105," and the last marked for Wallace and "2099." La

Good Group of American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, incl. Alvin lobed bowl, no. 2565-1, with reticulated scroll rim, h. 2 1/2 in., dia. 10 1/2 in.; Gorham tazza, no. 3090, reticulated scroll border

Good Group of American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces , incl. Gorham bread tray, pattern A8047, date mark for 1910, l. 12 in.; Whiting open vegetable, pattern 1566, l. 11 3/8 in.; and Wallace covered

A GROUP OF TWO AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING BOWLS, CIRCA 1920-1930, comprising a Gorham Manufacturing Co. sterling silver bowl of scallop rim lobed form, the border engraved with medallions betwee

A GROUP OF TWO AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING ITEMS, CIRCA 1906-1947, comprising an American Silver Co. sterling silver berry serving spoon in the "Moselle" pattern, designed in 1906 by Samuel J. La

Assorted sterling silver tableware, including a Sheffield sterling ladle, marked with Lion passant and date hallmark for 1967; a Roden Bros sterling serving spoon, a monogrammed sterling serving spoon

Good Group of American Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, late 19th/early 20th c., incl. Tiffany "Blackberry" pattern casserole spoon with kidney-shaped bowl, pat. 1875, l. 9 1/2 in.; Reed & Ba

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER TEA AND COFFEE POTS 2 PIECES, H TO 8 1/2":A group of two American sterling silver serving articles, comprising: one American sterling silver teapot, having an oblong body with

Group of five American sterling silver serving spoons including: Hardy & Hayes Company sterling silver ladle, monogrammed, 5.5 inches; W.W. Wattles sterling silver scalloped edge serving spoon with fl

Group of European and American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces along with a cut Glass/Brass lighter, 19th-20th C. includes Pair of Birmingham lobed bowls compass and chevron engraving, a weighted cream

Group of American Sterling Silver Floral Motif Serving Pieces, incl. Durgin "Chrysanthemum" pattern serving spoon, l. 9 3/8 in. and bonbon spoon, l. 5 1/8 in., pattern designed 1893 by George A. Mille

Group of American Sterling Silver Floral Motif Serving Pieces, incl. Durgin "Chrysanthemum" pattern serving spoon, l. 9 3/8 in. and bonbon spoon, l. 5 1/8 in., pattern designed 1893 by George A. Mille

Good Group of Antique American Sterling Silver Flatware Serving Pieces, incl. Tiffany "Persian" berry scoop, pat. 1872, l. 9 1/2 in.; Whiting "Dresden" ice spoon, pat. 1896, l. 8 5/8 in.; Whiting "Lou

Group of twelve American footed salts, sterling silver, marked Acme, approximately 13.8 troy oz TW. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and Madison, Connecticut estates of Emily Hall Tremai

A group of five American sterling silver flatware serving or dining pieces comprising a Gorham 8.5"sterling "Old French" pattern serving spoon; a monogrammed 11.37" Gorham Strasbourg pattern crumb kni

Group of Antique and Vintage American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, late 19th to mid-20th c., various makers and forms, incl. J.N. and S.M. Knowles "Rose" berry spoon, l. 8 7/8 in.; Kirk "Repousse"

Set of Twelve American Sterling Silver Breakfast Knives and a Pair of Serving Spoons George Sharp, Philadelphia, 1860s Length of knives 8 inches, length of spoons, 9 inches, total approximately 23 oun

Early to mid 20th century. The group includes a center bowl by Frank Smith Silver Company along with a pierced oval center bowl with handle at center and an oval center bowl by Lunt. 35.1 oz Sold from

Fifteen American sterling silver serving pieces, various makers and patterns. Length of longest approx. 8.75", combined weight 420 grams.

American sterling silver serving spoons and teaspoons in the Art Nouveau style, a group of nine, the makers including Gorham, S. Kirk & Sons, Towle, and more; all marked. Longest: 8.5. Approx. 6.9 ozt

Group of Three American Silver Serving Bowls Marked 'Sterling'. The largest 3 1/2 x 10 in. diam. The Collection of Jordan Saunders.