TIFFANY & CO. STERLING "PERSIAN" PIE SERVER, 1872

Tiffany & Co. sterling pie server having grapes pattern. PLEASE NOTE: payment for silver, gold, jewelry, and coins must be made via PayPal, cash, or bank wire transfer ONLY.

Tiffany & Co Sterling Silver Pie Server. Signed. Good condition. Measures 11-1/8" L and weighs approx. 5.37 troy ounces. Shipping $28.00 (estimate $150-$250)

Sterling silver Exposition pie server by Tiffany & Co. Line of beading leads to circular design on handle. Total troy ounces 4.62. Measures 12 1/8"L. Condition is good, see photos. Examine all photos

Vintage Tiffany & Co. 2 Pc. Set Sterling Silver Pie Server & Butter Knife. Includes blue tiffany bags. Makers marks. Pie server length: 7". Total approximate weight 88 grams. STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIV

In the San Lorenzo pattern, with a serrated edge and an engraved inscription that reads, "A token of appreciation to Mrs. Louis A. Cerf from the Prison Guard Company, Camp Merrit, New Jersey. Dimensio

TIFFANY & CO MAKERS Sterling Silver Pie Server 10 in. x 2 1/4 in.

Tiffany & Co "Dunstan" Sterling Silver Pie Server. Stamped. Monogrammed handle. Measures 11-1/8" x 2-3/8". Approx. weight: 4.92 troy ounces. Condition: Good condition. Estimate: $50.00 - $500.00 Domes

Tiffany & Co sterling silver 925 handle stainless steel blade pie cake server. Modeled in their "Audubon" pattern that was introduced in 1956. Graced with raised relief bird and floral patterns. No mo

Tiffany & Co. Elsa Peretti "Padova" Sterling Silver Pie Server. Measures approx. - 9 3/4" long. Weight - 3.41 troy oz.

Four pieces of fine Tiffany & Co. sterling silver. C. 1871 pie server 10 1/2”l , 1870 Aesthetic spoon 6” length and 1905 pat. fork and teaspoon. 6” and 6 3/4” Total weight: 7.7

Pair Tiffany & Co. sterling silver Chrysanthemum pattern cake / pie server / serving knives. 10 1/2"H x 2 1/4"W x 1"D (one)

Sterling Silver Tiffany & Co pie server. Features the Pumpkin Vine pattern. Marked Tiffany & Co. Sterling Pat. M. Weighs 172 grams. Measures 12" long. Good condition. In house continental USA shipping

With serrated edge, and gilded blade. Total approx. weight is 4.93 troy oz. From a Jersey City, NJ estate. Condition: Good, monogrammed.

Tiffany and Co. Sterling Silver Gold Wash Spoon "Persian" 1872: Pattern Persian from 1872, measures 6.25" long and weight is 30 grams.

Two Antique Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Serversthe first an Oriental pie server with mark of John Polhamus for Tiffany & Co., pierced diapered design blade with engraved scrolling foliate decoration

Tiffany & Co sterling silver King William pattern, 37 pieces includes: 4 luncheon forks, 4 dinner forks, 4 dinner knives, 4 butter knives, 4 cocktail forks, 1 pie server, 2 serving spoons, 1 serving f

Maker: Tiffany & Co., Pattern: Antique Ivy Engraved, 1870-1875, 10", no mono. Shipping in USA $ 20.

Five Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver English King Pattern Serving Pieces Late 19th/ 20th century Comprising: Gravy ladle Two pie servers Sugar sifter Ice tongs Sugar spoon Total approximately 11 ounces,

Tiffany & Co. "Persian" sterling silver ladle, Pattern designed 1872, American, stamped on back of handle, 10.5"l x 3.75"w, approx. 5.8ozt

TIFFANY & CO. 'BAMBOO' STERLING FLATWARE, 92 PIECES:Including 1 cold meat fork, L.8 3/8", 1 serving fork, 2 serving spoons, 2 cream sauce ladles, 1 gravy ladle, 1 cake/pie server, L. 10 1/4", 1 sugar

A set of sterling silver tableware by Tiffany and Co. A total of 5 items, including an ornamentally engraved service plate, a teaspoon with bamboo handle, a pie server, a cake server with engraved spa

(6) Pcs sterling silver, 14.87 TO, c/o Tiffany & Co English King pattern flatware (two 8-1/2" dinner forks, 8-5/8" tablespoon, 7-1/2" master butter, sterling handled pie server), Empire frame (4-3/8"

TIFFANY & CO. "PERSIAN" STERLING SILVER 36-PIECE FLATWARE SET, pattern designed in 1872 by Edward C. Moore, either a luncheon or dessert set, comprising 12 forks, 12 teaspoons, and 12 blunt-tipped kni

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