TIFFANY & CO. OLYMPIAN STERLING ICE CREAM SERVER

American sterling silver ice cream server, Tiffany & Company, in the "Olympian" pattern, originally designed by Edward Chandler Moore (American, 1827-1891), monogrammed EM, wear to gilt wash, approx 1

Tiffany & Co " Olympian " Pattern Antique Sterling Silver Ice Cream Server Spoon Weight 127,2 Grams Hallmarked in Reverse of Handle: " Tiffany & Co Sterling Pat 1878 " Dated in reverse of Handle: " 19

Flatware service for twelve, some pieces monogrammed "T", some monogrammed "D", service comprising 12 dinner knives, 12 dinner forks, 12 flat handled butter servers, 12 bouillon spoons, 12 ice cream f

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Ice Cream Server (5.1 Troy Oz.). 11" Long ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPO

Large gold plated spoon decorated with an intricate medieval style pattern with leaf shape spoon. Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & CO. impressed to back. Weighs 218 grams. Issued: 1850-1899 Dimensions: 12.25&#

TIFFANY & CO Sterling Silver Large Solid Ice Cream Server Weighs 1.81 troy ounces, 7 in. x 1 5/8

Tiffany and Company sterling silver ice cream spoon with a gilt wash bowl, Olympian pattern, measuring 9.5 inches, approximately 5.5 troy ounces. Provenance: East End Galleries, Michael Malley.

(20) Pcs. Tiffany & Co. Olympian sterling silver serving pieces, including: (1) large ice cream slice, monogrammed, date letter M, 11.5"L; (1) fish knife, monogrammed, date letter M, 8.75"L; (1) hors

Designed and patented by Alonzo Hebbard (New York) but very much in the style of George Sharp. A set of twelve spoons and a large server, each with a tear drop and scrolled terminal and a hexagonal sh

Oyster serving spoon 9.25”, ice cream server 12.5”L. 2 pcs. 8.5 t oz.

Three Tiffany & Co. sterling serving pieces with gold wash, monogrammed M'; 9.25” oyster spoon, 8.75” lobed bowl salad spoon, 11.25” ice cream server. 10.5 t oz.

All with monograms, including ice cream server, salad serving fork and spoon. Longest L: approx. 11". Total weight: approx. 12.73 ozt.

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Olympian Pattern Flatware Service Comprising eighteen dinner forks eighteen lunch forks eighteen salad forks eighteen ice cream forks eighteen dinner knives eighteen lunc

Includes (1) monogrammed Tiffany & Co. Vine (grape cluster) large solid ice cream server with gold wash to bowl; (1) monogrammed Tiffany & Co. Olympia solid gravy ladle with scalloped bowl; an

Sterling Silver Ice Cream Serving Utensil by Tiffany & Co., Strawberry Vine pattern, with pierced handle, repousse bowl, engraved monogram, 11 3/8" long, 5.78 ozt.

TIFFANY & CO. WAVE EDGE PATTERN ICE CREAM SERVER Tiffany & Co. ice cream server, in Edge Wave pattern. Measures 11" long.  Weight: 130 grams

Including 12 gilt ice cream spoons (only 11 are photographed, but the 12th is included) and 1 knife. All bearing Tiffany & Co hallmarks. Dimensions: Spoons: L 6" Weight: 10.88 ozt Condition: showing l

6 inches. 14.88 troy ounces. Provenance: Knox Mansion / Orchard House 800 Delaware Ave Buffalo, NY by direct descent. The Knox family of Buffalo are founders of FW Woolworth.

Tiffany & Co. sterling 'Podova' ice cream scoop by Elsa Peretti signed and marked on underside 925. Measures 7.25"L x 1.75"W bowl. Weighs 86 grams and includes Tiffany blue cloth case. Condition repor

Tiffany & Co sterling silver ice cream slice in the 1885 English King pattern. The serving piece with gold wash measures 10.75" long, 2-5/8" wide. Weighs 155.92 grams.

TIFFANY & CO. "PERSIAN" STERLING SILVER ICE CREAM SPOONS, SET OF 12, pattern designed in 1872 by Edward C. Moore, each spoon having an ovoid bowl with gold washed finish on a flared spoon featuring in

Tiffany & Co. (American (New York), founded 1837), circa 1907-1947. A sterling silver solid ice cream or cake knife in a pattern similar to Custom Engraved, comprising a tapering handle molded with fl

7 1/2" LONG APPROX. 3.27 OZ.

Tiffany & Co. "Olympian" Sterling Silver Asparagus Server the pattern designed in 1879 by Edward C. Moore (1827-1891), New York, New York, monogrammed on the bow "EBS". l. 7-1/2"; 5.86 t. oz.