WHITING "KING EDWARD" PATTERN STERLING SILVER

SERVING FORK & MEAT SPOON WITH GOLD WASH; 10" LONG; 7.35 OZT.

Whiting King Edward pattern sterling silver ladle, monogrammed on handle, measures appx 12 7/8", weighs appx 7.5 ozt.

This is a stunning sterling silver ladle by Whiting. This piece is in the King Edward pattern and was made in 1901. This piece is well marked on the back, it reads, “STERLING PAT. 1901”. The handl

Whiting King Edward 1901 pattern sterling silver flatware, 81 total, 71 marked by retailer and jeweler Black, Starr & Frost. Group includes 12 dinner knives with Old French blades (9 1/2" L), 12 dinne

(53) Piece Set of "King Edward" Pattern Sterling Silver Flatware, service for eight, unmonogrammed, incl: (8) Knives; (8) Dinner forks; (8) Luncheon forks; (16) Teaspoons; (8) Solid spreader knives; (

Whiting sterling silver serving fork, King Edward pattern. Approximately 10 3/4" long, 4.5ozt.

American sterling silver oyster ladle, Whiting Manufacturing Company, in the "King Edward" pattern, designed by Charles Osborne (American, 1847-1920), retailed by A. Newsalt Co., handle with shell and

Rare set of twelve sterling silver individual asparagus eating tongs, King Edward pattern by Whiting Mfg. Co., two with no monogram, two with monogram, eight engraved "Bugher"; 4 1/2"L; good condition

Twelve (12) Sterling Silver 6" Teaspoons in the 1901 King Edward Pattern by Whiting. No Monograms. Approximate Silver Weight 370 grams. The pattern was designed by Charles Osbourne. Charles Osborne wa

comprising an American engraved silver fish serving set, no maker's mark, March 1869 patent date, 7.15 ozt., unmarked, appears to be sterling standard; Whiting "King Edward" pattern cold meat fork, 9

Lot 158 Whiting 'King Edward' Sterling Silver Flatware Service (1901) Whiting Manufacturing Co. sterling silver flatware in 'King Edward' pattern approximate weighable: 2536 grams (90) pieces includi

Patterns to include: Whiting Pampadour, Dominick & Haff Renaissance, and Whiting King Edward. Weighs 31.1 Ozt

Group of Gorham "King Edward" Pattern Sterling Silver Flatware, incl. salad serving spoon, small serving fork (l. 8 1/8 in.), tomato server, 2 gravy ladles, pierced tablespoon, cake/pie knife (hh with

Frank M. Whiting & Co. King Edward Sterling Silver Flatware(27) pieces, including: (12) knives (9 1/2 in.); (11) forks (7 7/8 in.); (4) teaspoons; all with "P" monogram. 21.50 total weighable troy oz.

Gorham (American), 20th century. Set of sixteen "King Edward" (pattern active 1936-2009) sterling silver ice cream forks in two styles comprising: twelve with narrow bowl (5.75") and four with wide bo

Gorham Sterling Silver Silverware - King Edward Pattern 145 pc - 144.4 oz Total Weight EXCLUDING KNIVES in original box

King Edward by Whiting Sterling Silver Custom Made Infant Spoon Measures 5 1/4" Bowl has been made smaller for an infant Very Nice Condition Free shipping for this item within the continental US.

Gorham sterling silver flatware, "King Edward" pattern, 105 pieces including 8 dinner knives (9-1/2"L), 8 dinner knives (9"L), 8 dinner forks (7-3/4"L), 8 luncheon forks (7"L), 17 individual salad for

Comprising: twelve 7 1/4" forks, twelve 6 1/2" dessert forks, twelve 6" teaspoons, twelve 6 1/2" soup spoons, one 6" sugar shell, and twelve 9" place knives (loaded with stainless blades). Dimensions:

A Gorham Sterling Silver Flatware Service. King Edward pattern. Comprising four dinner forks, four salad forks, four teaspoons and four dinner knives Weighable pieces including plastic sleeves: 16.80

8 Whiting Sterling Items King Edward pattern. 4 forks, 4 knives. Monogrammed.

"An American Sterling Silver Ten-Piece Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 20th century In the 'King Edward' pattern, comprising twenty-one teaspoons; fifteen each steel-bladed luncheon

A GORHAM STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE FOR SIXTEEN, KING EDWARD PATTERN, AMERICAN, DESIGNED ORIGINALLY IN 1936, comprising sixteen forks, length: 7 3/4"; sixteen small teaspoons, length: 6"; twelve

20th century, Providence, RI Each with maker's marks, further marked: sterling A sterling silver service in the "King Edward" pattern designed by J. Russell Price in 1936, comprising 1 hollow-handled