(lot of 11) Sterling silver holloware group, consisting

(lot of 11) Sterling silver holloware group, consisting of an H. Fred Hirsch weighted finger bowl, a weighted creamer and sugar, (6) open salts, L.G. Balfour Co. chalice, together with an Internationa

(lot of 39) Sterling silver and silver plate holloware group, consisting of (22) matchsafes including examples by Shreve & Co., San Francisco, variously monogramed, Wallace Sliversmiths, Inc., Walling

(lot of 2) American sterling silver group consisting of an International Silver Company "Wedgwood" pattern charger, 11.5"diam.; together with a Wallace pastry plate elaborately detailed with floral ga

(lot of 56) Continental sterling silver and silverplate spoon group, consisting of (11) silverplate figural souvenir spoons, (7) Victorian English sterling figural demitasse spoons; (7) Danish sterlin

(lot of 17) Silver open salt group consisting of mostly British and American sterling examples, with three spoons, some bearing monograms, largest: 2.25"h, 11.72 troy oz

Lot consisting of two 1831 English sterling silver stuffing spoons (11 1/4"), one earlier English sterling silver stuffing spoon (12"), and one early 19th century Scottish sterling silver stuffing spo

(lot of 11) Sterling silver flatware group, assorted makers and patterns: (set) hammered silver, monogrammed, WL & Co? makers mark, (1) fork, 7.5"l, (3) service spoons, 8"l, tines and bowls with loss,

(lot of 15) Sterling silver group consisting of a set of twelve miniature shakers in a fitted box; together with a Wallace "Carmel" pattern bowl, a beaker, and tray, largest: 2"h x 9"w x 3.75"d, 17.7

(lot of 2) American sterling silver group consisting of a Weidlich Sterling Spoon Company bowl having a hammered interior with foliate details; together with a Gorham service plate set with a gadroone

(lot of 77) Sterling silver flatware group consisting of eleven soup spoons, seven bouillon spoons, seven place forks, three of each dinner forks, salad/dessert forks, teaspoons, by Durgin in the "New

(Lot of 7) American sterling silver group consisting of two service plates by Mauser Manufacturing Company, each having sculpted classical swag and pendant accents; together with two nut / candy bowls

(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

(lot of 14) American sterling silver group consisting of a Gorham "P. Revere" reproduction bowl retaining glass liner; Roden Brothers Limited flaring bowl with stylized pierced accents; two Webster Co

(lot of 4) American sterling silver group, consisting of an International silver candy dish decorated with lilies, a Wallace charger in the "Poppy" pattern, a Preisner Silver Company dish, and a Walla

(lot of 6) American sterling silver group consisting of a Gorham "Plymouth" pattern sugar basket and open creamer; together with Hamilton Renaissance style weighted sugar and creamer; and a pair of Lu

(lot of 16) American sterling silver group consisting of Mueck-Carey Company classical style weighted open sugar and creamer; a small Gorham bowl, and two pairs of weighted shakers; plus an Oneida sil

(lot of 11) Sterling weighted candlestick group, consisting of (3) pairs of various weighted candlesticks, with sterling bobeches, makers include Redlich & Company and Fisher Silversmiths; together wi

Group lot eleven sterling silver items including six small trays, four cups and chalices, repousse snuff box with Pope Paul II. One item is weighted silver weight of 10 items 10.75 troy ounce. largest

(lot of 55) Assorted sterling silver flatware group, consisting of (26) sterling souvenir teaspoons and forks, (3) souvenir demitasse spoons, (10) Gorham 1898 demitasses spoons in the "Baronial Old" p

(lot of 32) Continental sterling silver flatware group, consisting of Swedish Grönval, 1815-1822, including (5) forks, (2) serving spoons and (5) table spoons, together with (15) demitasse spoons; ma

(lot of 25) American sterling silver flatware group consisting of fourteen teaspoons, eight demitasse spoons, one sugar spoon by Towle in the "Georgian" pattern, 1898; together with a baby fork and sp

(lot of 3) American sterling silver hollowware group, consisting of a R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. sterling silver bowl, having a wide flaring lip, over a reticulated body surrounding scripted monograme

(lot of 8) Continental sterling silver flatware group, consisting of (6) Austrian gilt wash teaspoons and a tea strainer by S.H. & Co., 7.25 troy oz.

(lot of 30) Sterling silver associated serving fork group, consisting of lettuce and dinner serving forks, makers include Lunt, Towle, Gorham, International, Reed and Barton, Alvin and Durgin, the lar