Samuel Kirk and Son Company, marks used 1896-1924, twenty-four piece assortment of mainly "Repousse" (pattern introduced 1828) sterling silver serving utensils comprising: six large tablespoons/serving spoons (9"), three large serving spoons with egg shaped bowls (9.5"), one large serving spoons with egg shaped bowl (8.5"), two berry/casserole spoons (9.25"), one bon bon spoon (5.25"), one serving spoon (9"), one small serving spoon (5.25"), two sugar shells (6"), one cheese scoop (8.75"), one gravy/sauce ladle (7"), one mayonnaise ladle (6.5"), three small ladles, (5.5"), and a Dominick and Haff "Rococo" (pattern introduced 1888) bon bon spoon (4.5"), all appropriately marked. Total approx. weight of, 51.04 ozt. Ahlers & Ogletree, Inc. reserves the right to require payment for this Lot via secured funds such as wire transfer and/or certified check. Provenance: From the historic Johnston-Felton-Hay House in Macon, GA; by descent.

The majority of the pieces monogrammed, mayonnaise ladle with dents to bowl, surface scratches typical of domestic use.