Durgin Chrysanthemum Oyster Ladle

Durgin Chrysanthemum Oyster Ladlewithout monogram. 10 1/4 in. 9.20 total troy oz. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com

Various patterns and dates, including an English King pattern soup ladle with a shell bowl; a Strawberry fish slice and a nut scoop; a Chrysanthemum oyster ladle; and a Wave Edge square - bladed serve

Durgin "Chrysanthemum" pattern 1893 late Victorian ornate floral sterling silver fried oyster or egg server with light vermeil gold wash bowl and cartouche with gothic script "D" monogram 10" x 2.75",

WASHINGTON, DC RETAILED, DURGIN "CHRYSANTHEMUM" STERLING SILVER PUNCH LADLE, pattern designed by George A. Muller in 1893, having an ovoid, double-spouted bowl with gilt interior and ornate

American, 20th century, including 45 pieces sterling: two Tiffany Chrysanthemum, Durgin Imperial Chrysanthemum lettuce fork, tomato server, ladle, forks, solid handle spreaders, salt spoons, hollow ha

DURGIN CHRYSANTHEMUM PATTERN STERLING FLATWARE SERVICE MARKED BLACK, STARR & FROSTAmerican, 1874-1908. Full service for twelve with 12 utensils each of dinner forks (7.6" length), dinner knives (9.5"

Five Durgin Chrysanthemum Pattern Silver Serving Pieces,

Durgin 'Chrysanthemum' Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, Concord, New Hampshire, late 19th/early 20th century, monogrammed, includes vegetable serving spoon, pie server, berry spoon gilt gravy spoon, g

Gold washed bowl and applied oyster on the handle. Weight 4.5 ozt. Payment must be made by cash, check, certified check, money order, or wire transfer. Purchases paid for using personal checks will be

Wm. B. Durgin Co., Concord, NH, Chrysanthemum, comprising: cracker scoop with giilt bowl, monogrammed: C, retailed by The Jas. R. Armiger Co., length 8 3/8 in; and berry spoon with gilt bowl, monogram

A Wedgwood Majolica Chrysanthemum Oyster Plate c.1865. Formed as  six  gray wells, three decorated with chrysanthemum, one yellow, one white, one pink and all separated by turquoise bands radiating

Gorham Japanese Sterling Silver Oyster Ladlecirca 1870s, with Gorham trademark and marked "Sterling," the shaped handle features a woman wearing a Japanese kimono while holding a fan and parasol, the

(lot of 11) American sterling silver flatware, including: (9 pieces) William B. Durgin Company, in the "Chrysanthemum" pattern, (eight) pieces with various monograms, largest: approx 9 7/8"l, (2 piece

Handle decorated with chrysanthemum. Monogram. [12" L]. 7 ozt.

Gorham 1993 Kensington sterling silver oyster ladle. Weight: 154 grams. 11"L. Condition report: Good - no issues. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gallery for more detailed

Rare sterling oyster ladle, engraved, 1871, by Wood & Hughes 7.5"L 1.82toz

American sterling silver oyster ladle, Whiting Manufacturing Company, in the "King Edward" pattern, designed by Charles Osborne (American, 1847-1920), retailed by A. Newsalt Co., handle with shell and

Edwardian sterling silver oyster ladle, Oval Twist pattern, "M" monogram to underside. Marked STERLING with hallmark. [13 1/4 x 4 x 3 1/8 inches]. Weight 5.295 ozt.

Very nice solid sterling oyster ladle by Gorham in the 1897 pattern "Strasbourg". Piece is very pretty with a nice gold wash on the bowl. Marked on the back with the Gorham lion, anchor G, measures ap

A Louis XV 1891 sterling silver oyster ladle with concave bowl. Monogrammed. 2.31 ozt. Dimensions:9" L x 3.25" W. Provenance:

Including a fork and spoon, Alvin Raphael pattern; a pair of salad servers, J E Caldwell, with long handles with bright-cut floral engraving; a Gorham Japanese pattern oyster ladle with a gilt, shaped

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver oyster ladle and sauce ladle in the "Japanese" pattern. Largest: 12"l x 6.5"l NOTE: Jewelry, coins and sterling silver require wire transfer, cashier/bank check or cash.

Two large, old or antique, American sterling silver arched ladles: oyster ladle by Gorham, in the Versailles pattern, with elaborate figural design framed by scrolling, and a gold wash bowl; together

A Group of Silver Serving Flatware Late 19th/Early 20th Century comprising: a pair of Tiffany 'Hampton' pattern vegetable servers, marked Sterling, a Durgin 'Chrysanthemum' pattern spoon, marked Sterl