An American Silver Fish Form Server

James Watts American coin silver fish server, circa 1860's, Oval Shield pattern, engraved monogram initials on handle, 11 1/2" (length), 3.375 ozt.

American Coin Silver Fish Server, (3.6 T.O). 11 1/2" L

Two American Coin Silver Shell Form Serversthe first with shell bowl, mark of Philo B. Gilbert, New York City, active 1838-1868, with retailer mark of William Wallace Adam, Alexandria, Virginia, activ

Two (2) Silver Serving Pieces. Includes an early to mid 19th C American coin silver pierced fish server signed "J Ewan" in serrated rectangle, and pseudo English crowned leopards head and lion passant

A fine vintage silver Navajo American Indian basket vase, marked on the underside with T A N 0.900 between two pitch hammers in a shielded crest, the bulbous body vase adorned with a pair of stylized

A pair of American Art Nouveau silver Lily pattern fish servers by Whiting Manufacturing Co., New York, circa 1902, the fork tines gilt, the knife 30cm (11 7/8in) long, 375g (12.05 oz)

American sterling silver serving pieces, including a fish server with floral handle, a large serving fork, a spoon, and a set of six small cream soup spoons with rose handles; all together 13 ozt Prov

A Collection of English and American Silver Articles Various Makers, 18th Century and Later comprising a George III fish server marked for William Cripps, London, 1781, a toddy ladle marked for AC & S

A Grouping of Seven American Sterling Silver Serversto include: a Gorham Swiss fish server, with engraved and bright cut foliate designs and dedicated monogram to blade (11 3/8 in.); Gorham Lancaster

Lot includes: two Whiting pattern, 26 serving pieces with gilt ends, Whiting Heraldic fish fork, six Whiting lily teaspoons and a pair of Gorham Lancaster pattern fish server. Weight 23 Toz. Condition

Three American Coin Silver Serversall with similar engraved floral and scrolling foliate motifs to blades, including pie server and fish server with mark of Henry David, New York City, active 1842-186

VERY RARE ANTIQUE AMERICAN SILVER TWO-PIECE FISH SERVING SET, 1798 These are American antique items that make up a very high-quality set. HALLMARKS: the server marked on underside 'W.B. Heyer'. Willia

Six American Coin Silver Twist Handle Servers, including S. Kirk & Sonincluding a fish server, mark of Lewis Ladomus & Co., Philadelphia, active 1845-1878, the blade with scenic harbor design to centr

3 Antique American Coin Silver Serving Pieces, a Wood & Hughes 7 1/4" cold meat fork, a Bailey & Co. 11 1/4" pie server, and a Bailey & Co. 11 1/2" travel-form server, all engraved with twist handles,

Two Pairs of American Sterling Silver Servers 1880s Comrpising a pair of salad servers marked Gorham with acid etched flowers and berries, and a pair of fish servers marked Bailey, Banks & Biddle with

Elizabeth II Asprey & Co., sterling silver mounted crystal caviar server with a sturgeon fish form finial, silver rim struck with marks for Asprey & Co, Ltd., London, 925 and datemark for 2001, inner

Five American Coin Silver Serversto include: a fish slice with mark of W. Adams, pierced blade with engraved fish and scrolling foliate motifs (12 1/8 in.); the second a pie server with mark of Alvah

American sterling silver servers, including a leaf form casserole/berry spoon with applied buds around the handle, and a flower form sauce ladle with applied leaves around the handle, each with gold w

Four (4) Victorian fish or pie servers. All sterling silver. American maker's marks seen in photograph preview. Total weight: 11.575 Troy ounces Dimensions: 8 1/2” - 11”

Seven English and American Coin and Sterling Silver Serving Utensils, Nineteenth Century. Various makers, including a George III fish server, Richard Turner, London, 1812; a pie server, William Ingall

Six (6) sterling silver serving pieces. American late 19th and early 20th century. Nice sugar shovel and engraved fish server.. Total Weight : 13.215 Troy Ounces 8”-9” Lengths Ball Black

Sterling silver, by various American makers, comprising serving spoons, teaspoons, fish server, cheese scoop, food pusher, and more; all marked "Sterling." Longest: 8" L. Total weight approximately 10

Two American Sterling Silver Flatware Serversthe first, a fish slice, mark of Jacobi & Jenkins, Baltimore, circa early 20th century, with repousse handle and cross-hatched blade with script monogram;

American Coin Silver King's Pattern Two-Piece Fish Serving Setmanufacturer's mark of Taylor & Lawrie, retailed by Bailey & Co. (Philadelphia, active 1848-1865), the knife blade in the form of a dolphi