Comprising: a Russian serving spoon dated for 1871, two American coin silver serving spoons marked for P. Garrett, three pieces of Kings pattern flatware, five serving pieces in the Francis I pattern by Reed and Barton, one fork marked for O.N.C., six Georgian British teaspoons by various makers, two serving pieces in the Chantilly pattern by Gorham, two J.E. Caldwell spoons, two serving pieces in the Louvre pattern by Wallace, one Little Bo Peep food pusher , a small unmarked salt spoon, eight place knives in the Washington pattern by Wallace, one unmarked steak knife, and six place knives, unknown maker and pattern.

Dimensions:From 2" to 9 1/2" long. The total approximate weight of the all-sterling pieces is 40 Troy ounces. We do not include the weight of pieces with stainless elements or loaded handles.

Provenance:From a Philadelphia estate.

The all-sterling pieces are in good condition with some expected wear. The loaded knives have some damage where the blades meet the shaft.