Sterling Serving Article

9 inches long, etched design to bowl, , possibly Tiffany * only a partial name on reverse, but sterling mark is clear

New York, 1) Chocolate pot, 9.5", 1) cream pitcher, 3.75", 1) sugar bowl, 2.5"x4", 1) shallow, circular, scalloped tray 0.75"x5.25", total sterling weight, (chocolate pot handle included) 36.8ozt

GEORG JENSEN 'ACORN' STERLING SERVING ARTICLES, FOUR, L 4 1/8":Comprising: two sugar spoons and two sugar shovels in the "Acorn (Konge)" pattern. Each with maker's mark stamped to reverse of handles.

2 9 inch Chased serving spoons with fruit motif , enameled set goldwashed marked Norway, 925, 9 inch spoon and fork with Lion Passant hallmarks 10.59 ozt

10.5 inch ladle marked Hess and Culbertson, 8 inch cheese scoop, 8 inch Repousse ladle, 9.5 inch spoon, 2 ladles marked Brahe & Company Line Item # 3

Early 20th Century. Pair fork and spoon. Fork furthest left with different marks. 14 troy oz.

Comprising: a pair of covered mustard pots and a pair of matching salts, each fitted with cobalt glass liners, a similar small circular dish "London 1992". Together with two various salt spoons. [1/4"

Two sterling serving articles with goldwashed bowls. Reed & Barton gravy ladle in La Rien pattern (1893). 7-1/4" long. Whiting Manufacturing Company preserve spoon in the Louis XV pattern (1891). 7-1/

Property from the Collection of Esther Shaver, Beaufort, SC Description: 13 Sterling Silver Articles, including Kirk, 8 Kirk sterling serving articles, 6 marked 'S. Kirk & Son,' the largest spoon

(3) Pcs. International Sterling Royal Danish sterling serving articles, including: (1) two piece salad serving set; (1) relish fork. Each marked, "Royal Danish International Sterling". Largest: 8.75"L

A SET OF AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, WALLACE SILVERSMITHS Wallingford, CT, mid-20th century In the Grand Baroque pattern, comprising a pie and cake server, a two-piece steak carving set

WHITING MFG. CO. AND OTHER STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising an ovoid dish by Whiting Mfg. Co. with ornate repousse and chased flower decoration along scrolled rim, and a round

Collection of Sterling Silver Serving Articles Including Jensen. Various 19th century and later serving pieces, including Georg Jensen small serving fork. {Approximate weight: 886 grams.}. Condition:

ALVIN STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, "Raphael" pattern, comprising a 9" berry spoon, and a 7 1/2" gravy ladle. Total weight: 8.34 ozt. First quarter 20th century. The berry spoon virtua

Bowl by Jacobi & Jenkins (10.5 X 7" X 3.5") and footed plate (10" dia). 29 oz troy."

Pair of Gorham sterling silver serving articles, Isis pattern, lg 6 1/2" and 7".

A grouping of six American sterling silver serving pieces by various makers to include Whiting, Gorham, Dominik & Haff, Easterling, etc. Longest: 9-1/4in. Approx. 16.34 ozt total. | Philadelphia Metro

KIRK "REPOUSSE" STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising an 11 3/4" fish server, a 9" berry spoon, a 6 3/4" sauce ladle, a 9 1/2" serving spoon, a 7 1/2" tomato server, an 8 1/2" sal

TOWLE "OLD COLONIAL" STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising a 6" cream ladle, a 7 3/8" sauce/gravy ladle, a 9 3/4" oyster/soup ladle, an 8 1/8" tomato server, and a 6 3/8" slotted s

TOWLE "OLD COLONIAL" STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, comprising a 7 1/2" jelly knife with gilt wash to blade, a 9 1/4" salad fork and 8" salad spoon, a 6 1/4" beef fork, a 7 3/8" cold me

Sterling Silver Serving Articles Including Wallace. Wallace Carmel pattern comprising 1 tablespoon,1 serving fork, 1 jelly server, 1 lemon fork, and 1 fish server; other pieces comprising 1 Shreve sal

GORHAM STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, "Fontainebleau" pattern, comprising a 12 1/2" soup ladle, a 7" gravy ladle, and a 7 5/8" master butter knife, each with matching monogram to back

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a 9 5/8" pie server, and a 9 3/4" serving spoon, each with gilt to blade or bowl, and "G" monogram; possibly designed by Alonzo Hebbar

4.5 to 7 inches in length, varied forms and makers Line Item # 3