Group Mostly Sterling Spoons, Serving Utensils

American. A large group of sterling flatware including spoons, forks, knives and serving utensils; largest lg. 12.75 in., total weighable sterling wt. 59.38ozt (1847g).

Nineteenth century - Large group of mostly sterling souvenir spoons, a few table spoons, soup spoons and serving pieces. Small group of coin silver spoons. Mostly American, a few with English hallmark

A group of assorted sterling silver flatware itemsEarly/mid-20th centuryMarked for various makers such as Gorham, Towle, and A. StowellComprising various spoons, serving utensils, and tea service tool

Group of Sterling & 800 Silver Serving Utensils + Demitasse Spoons. Largest measures 8.5 inches in length.

American. A group of sterling flatware including seven spoons, two forks, three tongs, and one knife; largest lg. 9 in., total weighable sterling wt. 12.6ozt (392g).

Modern sterling silver serving utensils, group of five, comprising three sterling spoons including one Gorham, one four tined fork, and one 800 flat blade server. Longest: 10.75" L. Approx 15.45 ozt.

Group sterling silver serving utensils, 19th/20th c., (11) serving pieces incl. assorted forks, spoons, and scoops, all marked sterling except smallest piece lion passant hallmarked, some monogrammed,

Group of sterling silver serving utensils comprising a pair of Alvin servers and pickle fork in the "Old Orange Blossom" pattern, a pierced olive spoon (marks rubbed), a fish slice, an R. Blackington

Mostly American, 20th century. Including forks, spoons, knives, serving utensils, reticulated bowl, coasters and creamer. Together with silverplate serving fork and spoon. Varying wear. Approx. 32 ozt

Assorted Antique Group of Sterling Silver Utensils Including: Fancy Victorian Gorham Ladle, Set 5 Early Gorham Spoons, 2 Repouse spoons Gorham, Rogers, Early C.H. Case, Reticulated serving spoon, Claw

Group of three Georg Jensen sterling silver serving utensils, comprising a large spoon and a cold meat fork in the "Blossom pattern," and a two-tine lemon fork in the "Ornamental pattern," each marked

Group Lot of 7 Sterling Silver Items Including Georg Jensen "Acantus" Spoon, Whiting Large Serving Spoon & 5 Unusual Crab Utensils. All Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good. Dimensions: Largest

(lot of 12) Sterling and silverplate utensil group, consisting of (5) various sterling and silverplate serving utensils, including a Whiting sterling confection spoon, executed in the "Antique engrave

(6) by Whiting (division of Gorham), Pompadour pattern, consisting of a large asparagus fork, salad fork and spoon, a meat fork, and two tablespoons; also by Whiting (3)

American, early 20th century. A group of five sterling serving utensils, including:  one set of hand-hammered salad fork and spoon by the Randahl Shop; fork lg. 9, wd. 2 in.; one pie server and large

Group of Silver Serving Utensils. Comprising a Whiting Sterling handled shears, coin silver serving spoon, embossed serving spoon, sterling handled cake knife, serving fork and a Stopt Tinn Norway nut

(lot of 41) Sterling silver flatware group consisting of mostly teaspoons; three demitasse spoons, two salt spoons, confection spoon, tongs, serving fork, dessert fork; together with coin silver table

Group of 4 sterling silver serving Utensils , silver embossed handles and Hallmarked. Victorian Style Scroll and flower patterns. Large Pierced Spoon, marked Sterling with Sterling Passats imprints, a

European, 20th Century. Five Janis collection 24k spreaders. Five large spoons. Eight Christofle sterling-handled kitchen utensils. Eight Prill knives. Three carving knives. One carving fork.

Group assorted sterling & silver plate utensils, 20th c., (28) pieces, comprising (13) pieces sterling silver, incl. Mexican tongs, ladle, Royal Danish fork and spoon, Frigast Danish serving fork, Wal

American. A sixty-three piece assembled group of flatware, serving utensils, and souvenir spoons; longest lg. 11.75 in., weighable sterling wt. 36.61ozt (1139g).

Group lot of 17 utensils ranging from serving spoons, meat forks, butter and cheese knives and more. Many marked GODINGER, Rogers Bros, and Stegor. 2 tablespoons testing positive for sterling silver u

A GROUP OF SEVEN REED & BARTON STERLING SILVER SMALL SERVING UTENSILS IN THE "FRANCIS I" PATTERN, TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS, DESIGNED 1907, comprising a solid bon bon spoon, a solid cream ladle, a short

Towle "Craftsman" pattern sterling silver serving utensils, all hallmarked and marked "Sterling Pat", one marked "Craftsman", group of 11, two serving spoons, one pie and cake server, one master butte