ITALIAN & AMERICAN STERLING & OTHER SILVER FLATWARE, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH C., 19 PIECES:Including 1 long spoon and 1 pierced pastry server, L.11", both stamped "U. Bellin, Italy", possibly for Ugo Bellini, and 1 similar fork without markings, L.6 3/4". American sterling silver includes Whiting Div. of Gorham "Louis XV" 2-piece salad serving set with wood handles, L.11 1/2", as well as, by variouis manufacturers, 1 cream ladle, 1 nut spoon, 1 lemon fork, 1 olive spoon, 1 pierced spoon, 1 child's fork, 2 salt spoons, 1 pickle fork, 1 pierced fork, and 2 teaspoons, one of which is coin silver by Joseph Seymour; and 2 tea strainers stamped "800". Together with 1 Reed & Barton "Medallion" silverplate spoon, 2 silverplate souvenir spoons, and 1 silverplate food push, not included in the above count.
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The three Italian/Continental pieces do not bear standard marks but are pliable; they total approximately 7.04 troy oz. The American sterling pieces and coin piece weigh approximately 5.24 troy oz.; and the two tea strainers 3.76 troy oz. The salt spoons and tea strainers are discolored/tarnished.