Four American Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern

Four (4) American Sterling Silver Iced Tea Spoons by Towle Siversmiths in the Fiddle Thread Pattern. No monograms. All in good condition. Weight on all approx 130 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Georgeto

Mead & Robbins, Philadelphia, set of four sterling silver dessert spoons in the Fiddle pattern with Hanoverian handles, 6.35 ozt.

A GROUP OF TWENTY FOUR PIECES OF AMERICAN STERLING SILVER DINNERWARE, WALLACE, IRVING, the pattern introduced in 1900, comprising a set of twelve salad forks, six teaspoons, and six sterling handled h

A Set of Four American Sterling Silver Sherbetsall with mark of Wallace, pattern number 15, round bowl over a round pedestal foot, without monograms. 3 1/8 x 3 3/4 in. 14.45 total troy oz. Additional

Four American Sterling Silver Mint Julepsmark of Web Silver Co., second half 20th century, pattern number 40, without monograms. 3 3/4 in. 12.55 total troy oz. From the Estate of the late Finley S. Mc

Four American Sterling Silver Reticulated Round Dishesall with varied reticulated geometric and/or foliate designs, with round foot, to include: two by International, pattern C445 with engraved foliat

Four American Sterling Silver Serversa pierced serving spoon in beaded pattern, pierced shell form bowl worn maker's mark (9 in.); sugar spoon with mark of Whiting, pattern number 18, with shaped bowl

Four American Sterling Silver Table Accessoriesto include: a Reed & Barton Dublin gravy boat and undertray, pattern number X600 ( 3 1.2 x 8 1/8 x 5 in.); a creamer and sugar with mark of Newport Sterl

Four American Sterling Silver Footed Bowlsthe largest a round bowl by Revere Silversmiths, pattern number 160, with reeded sides, raised on three trifid feet, no monogram; the second by Towle, pattern

Four American Sterling Silver Diminutive Boxeslate 19th -early 20th century, the first a matchsafe with mark of Gorham, pattern number B1280 with repousse Cupid and Psyche scence to obverse (2 1/2 x 1

Four American Sterling Silver Serversthe first an Unger Bros. Douvaine casserole spoon, without monogram (9 1/4 in.); claret spoon with mark of J.F. Fradley & Co., pattern number 1764 G, with script m

Twenty-Four Pieces of American Coin, Sterling and Other Silver including: A "Fiddle" coin silver ladle, by Thomas W. Harper, fl. 1825-1835, New York, New York, monogrammed "DP", l. 13-1/4", 6.00 t. oz

(lot of 125) American sterling silver flatware service for twelve by Frank W. Smith (1886-1958) in the "Fiddle Thread" pattern, 1902, having seven pieces per place setting comprising place knives, pla

Two American Sterling Silver Gravy Ladles 6 3/8" in the pattern Fiddle Thread by F.Smith/Towle. Both are in very good condition, no monograms, Weight approx 165 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Georgetown

Three American Sterling Silver Sugar Spoons 5 3/4" and One Jelly Server 6 1/4" in the pattern Fiddle Thread by F.Smith/Towle. Both are in very good condition, no monograms, Weight approx 185 grams. PR

Twenty-four English sterling silver dinner and salad forks. The set is comprised of twelve dinner forks (8-1/8" long) and twelve salad forks (6-7/8" long). Fiddle and Thread pattern. Lion rampant hera

Twenty-four English sterling silver dinner and salad forks. The set is comprised of twelve dinner knives (8-1/8" long) and twelve salad forks (6-7/8" long). Fiddle and Thread pattern. Lion rampant her

An American sterling silver four-piece tea and coffee serviceInternational Silver Co., Meriden, CT, 20th centuryIn the 'Beacon Hill' pattern, comprising a teapot, coffeepot, open sugar, and creamer. (

Four large American coin silver serving spoons from R&W Wilson of Philadelphia in the Fiddle Shell pattern. They date to the early 19th century. Length 9-3/8" Total weight of all 4 is 322 grams

Twenty-Three American Named Pattern Sterling Silver Salt Spoons including: One Kirk, "Repousse" (1820), l. 2-3/8" Two Tiffany, "Palm" (1871), l. 3-5/8" Four Stieff, "Rose" (1892), l. 2-3/4" Two Towle,

(lot of 79) American Reed & Barton sterling silver "Hepplewhite Engraved" pattern partial flatware service, each handle bearing a calligraphic N monogram, consisting of twenty-four place forks; twelve

FRANK W. SMITH SILVER CO. STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE IN THE FIDDLE THREAD PATTERNAmerican, early 20th century. This one-hundred and nineteen (119) piece service includes eighteen (18) each of di

(lot of 74) American Whiting Manufacturing Company sterling silver "Louis XV" pattern partial flatware service, designed by Charles Osborne, 1891, consisting of four of each dinner forks, tablespoons,

(lot of 16) American sterling silver flatware, Gorham, in the "Fairfax" pattern, service for four, including: (4) hollow handle knives, 8 7/8"l, (4) forks, 7.25"l, (4) salad forks, 6 1/8"l, (4) teaspo