Five German 830 standard silver serving wares

Five German 830 standard silver serving waresBruckmann & Sohne, Heilbronnearly 20th centuryComprising four various platters and a covered vegetable dish.longest platter 19 1/4in (49cm); total weight a

Wallace Grand Baroque Sterling Silver Serving Ware Items. Total weight approximately 23 standard ounces. Longest fork measures 8 inches in length.

Wallace Grand Baroque Sterling Silver Serving Ware Items. Fork measures 9.25 inches in length. Total weight approximately 13 standard ounces.

Five Sterling Silver Serving Items by Steiff, Kirk and Sons & Alvin. Marked for the aforementioned and marked for sterling. Largest measures 13 inches in length.

Evald Nielsen, Denmark and Cohr, Denmark. Two pairs of silver serving ware. One sterling silver Mid-century Modern pair by Cohr with figural fish handles, marked along the stems. One pair of 830 silve

comprising 12 German, marked for .830 standard (5 1/2 inches high); four English, sterling (5 3/4 inches high); and one English, marked for sterling (8 1/4 inches high); Provenance: The Estate of Barr

An antique probably German 800 Continental Silver serving cutlery holder made in the manner of A. Bonebakker and Zoon, Amsterdam. The ware is adorned with relief foliage and scrollwork motifs. Marked

Group of Silver Serving Pieces and Condiment Wares Variously marked. Comprising: Two English mustard pots with blue glass liners An English sugar spoon Four pairs of Jensen sugar nips A set of five D

A German Continental silver salver serving tray. Round form with rope-twist decorated border. Raised on 8 antique coins. The underside with German hallmarks, 835 (silver standard) and the maker's mark

including Dutch spoon (833 silver standard) with figural finial, German Jugendstil ladle (800 silver standard), and a Wood & Hughes sterling ladle with monogram and scrolling floral terminal, longest

Five miscellaneous pieces of railroad dining car serving ware. Illinois Centrail Railroad 6" silver soldered dome by Reed & Barton. Pennyslvania Railroad 6" weighted candle stick by International Silv

SILVER: Continental silver tea set of five pieces, German early 20th C., featuring a teapot, lidded sugar bowl, creamer, serving dish, and serving tray, all have hallmarks for 800 silver, the creamer,

15 pieces of German Silver: Wilkens 835 silver candy dish. 166.7 grams. 5 pieces of 800 flatware. 299.4 grams. 4 pieces of 800 serving flatware. 143.6 grams. 2 pieces of 830 silver flatware. 95.3 gram

A plain three piece German teapot, cream, and sugar with crown and crescent moon mark, 830 standard. Also marked Roedig. On an 800 standard silver tray with a beaded border. 942g t.w. L. of tray: 29.5

Five Antique Sterling Silver Serving Spoons. Hallmarked. Each measures 6.75 inches in length. Total weight approximately 6 standard ounces.

Vintage designer Christian Dior Italian silver plate hollow ware five piece stacking serving bowls to include 4 bowls and a cover. Hallmarked to bottom. Measures approx. 9 1/4" height x 6 3/4" diamete

A 20th century Danish .830 Silver flatware set by Hugo Grun, Copenhagen. Four piece service for eight plus five serving pieces with scrolled handles. Some minor wear, monogrammed. 25.03 troy ozs. plus

Antique German 800 Silver Basket Serving Bowl. Hallmarked. Measures 6 x 7.5 inches. Weighs approximately 15.7 standard ounces.

Two serving pieces, German, 20th century, silver 800/000 and 830/000, respectively, pastry tongs with rich relief decoration, putti with cornucopia, l. 17 cm and spoon, spoon in leaf shape, handle wit

Early 20th century, maker's marks of Bruckmann & Sohne, further marked with crescent and crown and ''.800'' standard mark, in pattern No. 295 / 2951 introduced in 1902, comprising 10 table/serving spo

Mid 20th century group including nine various pieces. Two nut bowls and seven serving trays all by different makers. W10 1/2" 1650 grams standard Sold from the collection of Mrs. Alice L. Patrick of C

A set of twelve German silver coloured parcel gilt ice cream or dessert spoons and serving spoon by Koch & Bergfeld, Bremen, post 1886 .800 standard, 320g (10.3 oz), in the remains of a case Provenanc

Early 20th century by Handarbeit. Very nicely fashioned set including a tea and coffee pot, one cream pitcher and a covered sugar pot along with three casters having a similar form but not a part of t

Group of .900 standard silver serving items, including: 2 gravy spoons, 2-piece salad set, 2 meat knives, 2 soup spoons,1 large serving fork, 2 ladles, 2 meat slices, 3 cake slices, 2 large serving sp