Mid 19th C. Treenware Serving Spoon

American, mid-19th Century. Serving spoons with brightwork engraving on handles. Minor wear. Approx. 16 ozt.

South Carolina, mid 19th century, including fiddle thread handles, monogram on back of handle, marks for Hayden, Bro. & Co. (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1852-1855), 7-3/4 in.; two serving spoo

Grouping of 19 coin silver large serving spoons ranging in size from 7"L to 9"L, total of 26 troy oz. - most in very good condition, early to mid 19th century. Includes NY, Boston, Phila., etc.

Coin Silver Group consisting of 2 Serving Spoons and 12 Dinner Forks, marked Geo. W. Welsh, N.Y.  Mid 19th. Century.  Also 2 Dinner Forks indistinctly marked.  Total Weight - 798 g. Condition:  Ve

Decorated with bright cut engraving (with initials CD) and twist stem. Marked W & G in Old English script. Excellent condition. Circa mid 19th C. 10.25"" approx. 69 grams approx.

A set of eleven teaspoons by Eugene Jaccard and Co. A single serving spoon by the same maker and a serving spoon marked for Monroe and DeFriez. All mid 19th century. Dimensions: From 6" to 8 3/4" long

American, mid 19th century, including S. Kirk & Son sandwich tongs (Baltimore, Maryland); three Greg & Hayden serving spoons (Charleston, South Carolina) with pseudo hallmarks; William Carrington must

American, mid 19th century, including fish server with shell handle; ladle with oval handle; bread/toast tongs with fiddle and thread arms; two sugar tongs; two sugar spoon with shell bowls; ladle wit

Group of Antique and Vintage American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces, late 19th to mid-20th c., various makers and forms, incl. J.N. and S.M. Knowles "Rose" berry spoon, l. 8 7/8 in.; Kirk "Repousse"

A pair of Welsh 18th century spoons, together with two others The pair with long slender handles, flat terminals and deep bowls, together with a mid-19th century spoon, with long handle of oval sectio

This lot for mid 19th century spoons are in coin silver. Five are monogrammed on the back of the handle, the bouillon spoon has no monogram. All have very similar marking, but very worn down from year

TESTED SILVER, HAND TOOLED SILVER. MARKED ON REVERSE. APPROX 210 GRAMS. 15" L

19th C. Sterling serving Spoons and Knives, includes: two W. Faber & Sons - floral engraved 7 1/2"; one L. Ladonus & Co. -scroll engraved 7"; one Nurenberg, possibly 850 pure 8 1/2"; two 1882 patent 8

Hallmarked for 1887-1888. 9" length. 4.86 ozt. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required

Hallmarked for 1887-1888. 9" length. 4.86 ozt. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to co

Mid 19th century. Large treenware, lidded container. Faint original vinegar sponged decoration on mustard ground. Wear. 10"h. 8"d.

Pair of Victorian Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Papier-Mâché Side Chairs, mid-19th c., reticulated spoon, serpentine seat rail, cabriole legs, h. 35 in., w. 17 1/2 in., d. 17 in

Group of (4) 19th c. Sterling Silver Berry Spoons, (2) by Thomas Townsend (Dublin 1811) and (2) by John Le Gallais (St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands, mid-19th c.). All spoons have gilt washed bowls

Includes an English King George IV stuffing spoon with crest, a pierced Dutch silver serving spoon, a scalloped edge spoon with a Baltimore Assay mark from the early 1800's marked 10-15, and an unmark

Mid-19th C Miniature Peaseware / Treenware Footed Spice Jar - 3 1/2" H. Excellent condition.

Two 18th and 19th C. Dublin Irish silver hallmarked serving spoons, 18th c. George III period Michael Keating makers marked, 19th c. James Byrd maker's mark, both have engraved family crest on handles

Lot Consists of Three Late 18th Century/19th Century Swedish Silver Serving Spoons. Approximately 8" Inches Long with a Bowl Size of Approximately 3" Inches by Approximately 2" Inches Wide. Fair to Go

All early to 19th century, comprising: a serving spoon by Henry Biershing, a serving spoon by Frederick J. Posey, a set of five 7" spoons (soup?) also by Posey, a teaspoon by teaspoon by Posey and and

early to mid 19th century, including six spoons with marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826 and New York, NY, working 1826-1839) and pseudo hallmarks; one spoon with marks