Whiting Sterling Silver Vegetable Server

American Art Nouveau sterling silver group of service pieces, various makers, various dates, and comprising: a pair of vegetable servers (2) and a berry spoon (1) by Whiting silver in the "Lily" Patte

Handmade sterling silver vegetable serving piece with heart-shape ends. Stamped "Sterling Hand Made". Weight 92 grams.

5 Scalloped Bowl Tea/Grapefruit Spoon - 5 5/8" Long;Marked: Bailey & Co Makers Mark. Weight: 2.7ozt; Monogram on the handle.3 Whiting Oval Twist Ice Cream Spoon - 5 3/4" Long; Marked: MA

10 7/8" long, 8" wide, 6" high, approx. 55.6 ozt. CONDITION: In fine antique condition with signs of wear from use. Some surface scratches.

Whiting Sterling Silver Asparagus Server , Pattern No. 26, pat. 1902, peony motif, retains gilt wash to tines, l. 9 7/8 in.; together with Art Nouveau Wallace daffodil motif tea strainer, l. 7 1/8 in.

Sterling silver covered vegetable server by Ellmore Silver Company, contoured serving dish with two-handled cover, maker's mark on base and 303, 3 1/2" h x 12" W x 8 5/8" D. 39.51 oz troy. Not monogra

DESCRIPTION: Whiting sterling silver macaroni server in the Lily pattern. Marked "Sterling" with Whiting hallmark. MEASUREMENTS: 9-1/8" long. Approximately 4.86 troy ounces. CONDITION: No defects note

Whiting Sterling silver "Lily" pattern fish server. 9 3/4" length. Monogramed. 3.6 ozt.

No monograms. L: approx. 12 3/8". Weight: approx. 4.53 ozt.

Rare Whiting Manufacturing Company gilt sterling silver marine theme serving fork and spoon, with purple and yellow enamel oyster shell decoration. Both approximately 9" L. Early 20th century. 9.065 t

Pair of Whiting Manufacturing Co. sterling silver salad servers in the "Imperial Queen"pattern, 12"l, 7.29 troy oz.

Whiting sterling silver fish slice or server, handle with relief of fish caught in net, maker's mark on reverse. 10.375" L. Approx: 2.95 ozt.

All are Antique American Sterling Silver 1- Frank M. Whiting 1892 Sterling Silver Hot Cake Server in the "Gladstone" Pattern 8 3/4". 2- Wallace Silversmiths "Irving" 1899 Nut Spoon 6 1/2", monogrammed

Frank M. Whiting for Cartier sterling silver salad servers, including spoon and fork, monogrammed, maker's and retailer's marks on reverse. Fork: 9.25" L. Approx: 6.98 ozt.

Gorham - Whiting Louis XV Sterling Silver Fried Oyster Server. 3.1 oz t.

Four Whiting Lily of the Valley Sterling Silver Flatware Serversincludes a carving steel, carving knife, carving fork, and waffle server, all without monograms. Largest 13 5/8 in. 1.95 weighable troy

Ten Antique American Sterling Silver Serversto include: Whiting LaFrance serving spoon and serving fork, both with retailer mark of T. & E. Dickinson; Whiting Black Raspberry serving spoon; Whiting He

Four Antique American Sterling Silver Serversincluding a Whiting Oval Twist strainer spoon (9 in.) and lettuce fork; and two Gorham relish forks with twisted handles. No monograms. 4.4 total troy oz.

GREAT WHITING OVAL TWIST STERLING DESSERT FRUIT PIE SERVER MONOGRAM BLADE This a fine, early Whiting Oval Twist sterling silver small dessert pie fruit server. This pattern originates from 1880.It is

(lot of 4) Peruvian sterling silver hollowware suite by Camusso, consisting of a water pitcher, vegetable server with divided insert, oval hors d'oeuvres platter, and round serving tray, each having a

The server cast with a nautical shell motif on the handle and pierced bowl. Overall gilding and fine quality. Marked to the back with numbers 5737. American ca. 1903. Engraved to the back handle asa g

Whiting Manufacturing Company (American, New York, 1866-1926) Two sterling silver serving pieces comprising a monogrammed bowl and monogrammed rectangular vegetable bowl, early 20th century Bowl hallm

(21) Antique American Sterling Silver Twist Handle Flatware Itemspieces without monograms include: a Towle Arlington cheese scoop (9 in.); Towle No. 128 pierced vegetable server (8 5/8 in.); a cold me

Seven Antique American Sterling Silver Serversincluding two bright cut spoons and an asparagus server by Whiting; a serving spoon and ice cream slice with mark of J. E. Caldwell; a tablespoon by Gorha