Mixed Metals by Whiting Sterling Silver Berry Spoon #18 GW with Pomegranate

A fine Gorham sterling silver and mixed metal spoon. Hammered finish with berry and leaf design on handle. Stamped with Lion, Anchor, G - sterling & other metals. Condition: good. No monogram. Measure

This is a rare set of 11 demitasse spoons from the Whiting Manufacturing Company of New York dating to around the turn of the century. Rendered in fine sterling silver, this ornate parcel gilt set is

Fine American Aesthetic Movement Hammered Sterling Silver and Mixed Metal Salad Serving Fork and Spoon, Whiting, c. 1880, marked "7/Whiting trademark/STERLING", handles with applied lobsters and coppe

A sterling silver Berry spoon from Whiting Manufacturing Co. in their "Empire" pattern. The bowl is gold washed. Length 8-1/2" Weight 90 grams Shipping: In-House Shipping Offered

Measures 7 7/8" and weighs 53.2 grams. Comes as shown in original velvet box also in excellent unused condition.

This rare Whiting Imperial Queen sterling silver small berry spoon is in overall excellent condition with very little light wear. It has an older, unpolished patina & should polish nicely... It measur

Whiting mixed metal Sterling Silver Match Safe / Vesta Case. Rooster. Hallmarked Whiting mark, NY NY 1866 to 1924, sterling and 19.

In the 1865 pattern, 9"l. Together with Tiffany sterling silver reticulated fork, 8 7/8"l, a Whiting "Fresden" faceted serving spoon, a Whiting sterling silver berry decorated ladle, and a Whiting ste

An antique Gorham hand hammered sterling silver and mixed metal serving spoon.Size: 9 inches long x 3 inches wide (at bowl)Weight: 3.3ozt

To include a 19th C. Gorham Silver William Wise & Son sterling silver berry spoon, with 19th C. Gorham right-facing lion passant, anchor, and gothic G, and with "William Wise & Son" and "1897 Pat" (.7

Lily pattern. Art nouveau. Monogram "K." 39 pieces total. Including 6 bouillon soups, 6 small bouillon soups, 6 ice cream/berry spoons, 5 grapefruit spoons, 5 salad forks, 6 oyster forks, and 5 butter

Six Gorham open salts (catalogue #1660) and three miniature serving spoons. Decorated with COpper Fish, Spiders, Birds, and plants. All items are stamped as sterling. each measures approximately 3/4"

American sterling silver sugar tongs in the Mythologique pattern by Gorham. Length 12 cm (4 3/4 in.) Weight 64 gmAmerican sterling silver berry spoon in the Dresden pattern by Whiting . Length 22 cm (

An American sterling silver berry serving spoon by Whiting Mfg. Co., in the 1880 Berry pattern. Deep scooped and scalloped edged gold washed bowl. Measures 8.5" long. The back of handle engraved with

Chinese Silver Iced Tea Spoons and Mixed Metal Box, comprising six 950 sterling silver iced tea sipper spoons each fitted with a pendant object, and an exotic wood box fitted with a Buddhist lion, pho

WHITING “LILY” STERLING SILVER DESSERT SET1902Monogrammed. Includes:10 forks10 spoons1 berry spoonApprox. 25.0 troy oz. weighable

Tiffany flower form bonbon bowl, circa 1960's, 1.25"h x 5"w. Whiting "Lily" place spoons (2), name engraved, 7". Wallace "Sherwood" casserole/berry spoon, 8.75". Combined 12 ozt

With A Spot hammered surface & aesthetic engraving. Applied Sterling Silver Plants and Copper Bodied Crabs. Lovely Japanesque style monogram. Hallmarked as shown. Fork 8 7/8". Knife 12 3/4".

Sterling Silver featuring heavily spot hammered surface with applied silver and copper grasses. Period monogram on front of handle. Hallmarked as shown. 9 1/4" in length.

Including berry spoon (monogrammed, L: approx. 7 3/8"), ladle (monogrammed, L: approx. 5 1/4"), sugar spoon (monogrammed, L: approx. 5 3/4"), beef fork (monogrammed, L: approx. 6 5/8"), lettuce fork (

by Frank M. Whiting, 104 grams, 9", excellent.

Mixed lot of sterling silver. Candlesticks, spoons, cups, matchbox and misc pieces. All pieces are unweighted. Cobalt blue cup was added after weighing 476g

SIX FANCY STERLING SILVER SERVING PIECESA Whiting "Empire" berry spoon, a George W. Shiebler & Co. cheese scoop, a Georgian fish server by William Abdy, a fish server with an illegible maker's mark, a

Five old and vintage, American sterling silver serving spoons: ornate berry spoon by Theodore B. Starr, with gold-wash repoussé bowl of mixed fruit design; large spoon by George W. Shiebler in