Two American Silver Spoons

Gorham pierced berry spoon, decorated with birds and putti beneath a pear tree. Tiffany Sterling Persian pattern sauce ladle. Total 99g. L of ladle 17.5 cm. (7 in.)

English (London), 19th century. A group of four sterling silver spoons, PLUS two American coin silver spoons by Henry Evans; longest sterling spoon lg. 8.5 in., coin silver spoon lg. 8.5 in., total s

Two American Sterling Silver Serving Spoonsincluding a Frank M. Whiting Josephine long handled serving spoon (12 3/4 in.); Wallace Irving/Old Atlanta pierced tablespoon (8 1/4 in.). both without monog

Two American sterling silver berry spoons. Each in a repousse pattern. One spoon by S. Kirk & Son (7.25" long) decorated with florals and foliage. The second spoon by the Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. C

A lot of two Gorham American sterling silver serving spoons in the highly ornate "Versailles" pattern. One spoon with scalloped and repousse bowl. No apparent monograms. Each approx. 8 7/8" length(22.

Two Vintage Navajo Southwest Native American Sterling Silver Spoons, 4.5'' and 5.5''

Pair of two (2) Antique American Sterling Silver Fiddle Tipt Serving Spoons. Monogrammed, each 8 1/8". Weight on all 80 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Guilford, CT, ca. 1760, comprising two large table spoons, with monograms Minor dings. Spoons: each 7-3/4"l Appx. 3.4 t.o. Note: See mark in Buhler and Hood, #371 and #373. Provenance: Property from a

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 (

AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF 24, including three serving spoons marked for Samuel Williamson, Philadelphia, PA (active 1794-1813), two forward-tipped fiddle back serving spoons marked for Rober

Five Early American Coin Silver Spoons 18th to early 19th Century includes two spoons marked WR with an eagle stamp for William Richardson (1755-1809), Richmond, VA. Also includes three bearing the st

American. A group of assorted coin silver including ten spoons, and a set of tongs, makers including E. Cook, A.J. Burr, Gorham and Carson & Hall, PLUS two silverplated spoons; largest lg. 9 in., co

Mid 19th century. Makers include Palmer & Bocheldor, S. Herrington, A. Langford, and others. Also includes two "sterling" spoons. Approx. 6.4 ozt.

DESCRIPTION: Seven American coin silver spoons. Marked "R & W. Wilson". Philadelphia, 19th century. Monogrammed. Includes five 6-1/4" teaspoons and two 9" table spoons (serving spoons). MEASUREMENTS:

Includes 2 spoons made by Emmanuel Holsey, Chambersburg, PA 1823-1839, 5-3/4" long and 5-3/8" long; two spoons made by Henry Biershing, Hagerstown, MD 1790-1843, 5-3/4" long; and Hall & Elton, Geneva,

A GROUP OF TWO AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING ITEMS, CIRCA 1906-1947, comprising an American Silver Co. sterling silver berry serving spoon in the "Moselle" pattern, designed in 1906 by Samuel J. La

(28) INCLUDES EARLY BRITISH STERLING WITH HALLMARKS AMERICAN COIN SILVER INCLUDES TWO EARLY TABLESPOONS DATED 1755 HALLMARK P.S. PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AREA DIFFERENT HANDLE STYLES SOME ENGRAVING 4 1/

Comprising: a 7" fiddle spoon with acanthus decorated terminal, by John Wesley Forbes (monogrammed); two 7" fiddle thread spoons, by Gale, Wood & Hughes (monogrammed); two 7 1/4" fiddle thread spoons,

Group of five American sterling silver serving spoons including: Hardy & Hayes Company sterling silver ladle, monogrammed, 5.5 inches; W.W. Wattles sterling silver scalloped edge serving spoon with fl

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SALT SPOONS, LOT OF NINE, including three Gorham "Colonial" pattern examples, two Whiting Mfg. "Heraldic" pattern examples, and a Whiting Mfg. example with twist handle. Toget

All are Antique American Silver. Two (2) Sterling Master Salts with Cranberry Glass Inserts 3". Three (3) Silverplated MSC (Maltby, Stevens & Curtiss Co.) Salt Cellars 1 1/2". Three (3) Silverplated M

Together with two American Art Nouveau serving pieces, total weight approx. 12 T.O., together with a Wood & Hughes silver plated berry spoon. 8-1/2"l, 9"l, 9"l, 9"l respectively

Large Antique Wood & Hughes American sterling silver serving spoon. Long handle of twisted winding vines and two applied oak leaves at the terminal, Circa 1870, N.Y.C. Hallmark: BRAHE Sterling Wood &

Monogrammed and floral decorated handled comprising 12 teaspoons and two tablespoons, together with a miscellaneous group of 19 sterling silver spoons, total weight approx. 24 T.O. Longest 8"l