AMERICAN STERLING AND COIN SILVER FLATWARE AND SERVING UTENSILS, LOT OF 23, coin silver pieces comprising a small teaspoon by William Mitchell, Jr. of Richmond, VA, and a pair of sugar tongs with basket of flowers patterned handles and "Farnham" engraved to tip by Charles Davison of Norwich, CT and New York City, NY; sterling pieces consisting of a set of six "Rattail Antique" soup/dessert spoons by Dominick & Haff of New York City, NY, a set of four "Royal Danish" butter spreaders with hollow handles by International Silver Co. of Meriden, CT, a cream ladle, two baby spoons, a baby spoon and fork set, a hollow-handled carving knife with stainless blade, and five "William and Mary" pieces by Lunt Silversmiths of Greenfield, MA of a small meat fork, a cream ladle, two butter spreaders, and a carving fork with hollow handle and stainless tines. Each marked, sterling pieces with fineness mark. Total weight excluding two hollow-handled carving pieces: 24.73 ozt. 19th and 20th century. 3 7/8" to 10 1/4" L.
Provenance: From the Bill and Nancy Wick collection, Port Royal, VA.

Most in good to very good overall condition with wear, surface scratches, and other minor to moderate imperfections including bending, dents, nicks, and/or worn spots to raised decoration; Mitchell teaspoon with damage to bowl and tip of handle.