SILVER: Tiffany & Co., Kirk & Son, etc., thirteen pieces of ornate servingware and flatware, all marked sterling except one small coin silver fork by Kirk & Son, details include: six forks for Tiffany by Henry Hebbard (active 1847-1869), New York, NY, marked "H.H. Patent 1859", "Tiffany & Co." and "Sterling" on reverse, handle with oval terminal with bead border above masque with horns, monogrammed, light wear consistent with age and use, 6 3/8" l. (Total Weight: 5.34 ozt); two sterling serving spoons and small coin silver fork by Kirk & Son (stamped "10 15", a Baltimore mark for 11/15 silver, or 89.6% silver purity) featuring ornate raised floral pattern; pair of reticulated tongs with ornate scroll decoration by R. Wallace & Sons; serving spoon by Lunt, 8 1/2" l.; small ladle by Frank Whiting, some damages, 5 1/4" l.; and last a pierced fish server produced in Sheffield, England in 1880, sterling standard and Queen Victoria duty mark present, 12 1/2" l., all pieces with wear consistent with age and use. [Total Weight of all pieces:23.3 ozt. tw.]