17 STERLING SPOONS INC. 1 TEA STRAINER (13.7

INCLUDING: TEA BALL (STIEFF, STERLING), TWO WILLIAMSBURG LIQUOR MARKERS, WAHL EVERSHARP PENCIL, SUGAR SPOON, BOOT HOOK AND MORE. TEA STRAINER 2 1/2" X 2". PLUS, GERMAN SILVER PURSE CLOSURE. Terms & Co

Eleven pieces of sterling silver flatware in the Lily pattern by Watson, including (no monogram except on coffee spoon): 6" tea strainer spoon with pierced hinged lid, 7 1/8" tomato server, 6 3/4" gra

Sterling Silver lot Includes two 6 1/4" bowls, small handled baskets, cups, a match holder and iced tea spoons, five weighted candleholders, two weighted footed bowls. 17.05 troy oz. plus weighted pie

An Assorted Group of Eight American Serving Articles Various Makers comprising: 3 Gorham tablespoons 1 Dominick and Haff fish server 1 Whiting tea strainer spoon 1 Weidlach Sterling Spoon Co. s

Reed and Barton "Francis I" Sterling Flatware (46) Pieces: Includes (11) Salad Forks, (4) Demitasse, (4) Tea Spoons, (4) Spreaders, (2) Serving Spoons, (1) Tea Strainer, (3) butter Knives, (6) Round S

(13) spoons most are monogrammed (4) Grape fruit spoons, (1) money clip, (1) tea strainer, (1) fork, (1) child's fork. Weight 13.6 Troy Oz

Henry Holland of London 1870 English Sterling Silver 6 1/4" Tea strainer pierced spoon. Very fancy.

GORHAM STERLING REVERE MMA SPOON & STERLING TEA STRAINER, 0.8 OZT

Pat 1915. 4 1/4 inches. Together with a tea strainer and a grouping of Kirk examples. 7.43 troy ounces (not including knives or strainer)

Group of (13) Pieces of Fancy Silver Flatware, all with ship handles and pierced decoration, most pieces Dutch or German, incl: (2) Tea strainers, 4 3/4" and 5 1/8" long; (5) Spoons, one in sterling b

Lot of 17 sterling marked utensils. 8 sterling marked Demitasse Souvenir spoons. Marked GROHAM MFG.Co. Others marked with Lion Passats. Souvenir spoons monogrammed on cups, 1 baby fork marked Towle st

Sterling handled sock darner 6" long. Webster teapot shaped tea strainer 1-1/2" high. Bon bon spoon 4-1/2" long. 1.4 otz total; sterling handled item calculated at .5 ozt. Dings to tea strainer. MH. I

2 Sterling silver tea strainers, sterling Gorham basket 3 1/2" d., min sterling pitcher 2 1/2" h (dents), Chicago worlds Fair sterling bon bon spoon, tea holder w/silver handle, weight sterling sugar

1. Sterling repousse tea strainer having a collar and handle with grape vine motif, marks for Theodore B. Starr (New York, working 1890s - 1924); 7 1/4"L, 3 3/4"W; good condition---2. Shell form sterl

Towle "Queen Elizabeth 1" Sterling Silver Tea Strainer MEasures 6.5"

8pcs Sterling. Woven Tea strainer. Pr small shell form sugar tongs. Enamel Pierced spoon. Enamel sterling server. Cigar Cutter. -- Dimensions: : L: 7.5 inches--- Weight: 4.05 Troy ozs. ---- --- US Shi

Including (2) knives, (4) salad forks, (6) tea spoons, (1) soup spoon, (2) butter knives. Dimensions: L 9" Weight: 17 ozt (not including two knives) Condition: Showing signs of use/age, usable.

(25) Assorted Items, Sterling Silver, (2) Tea Strainer, Ebony Handle, (1) Pair Salt & Pepper Shakers, (1) Small Easel, (1) Tea Pot Shaped Strainer With Stand, (3) Salt Dips, (10) Spoons, (2) Forks, (1

(lot of 5) American sterling silver tea strainers, including: (1) acorn-form tea ball on chain, (1) Watrous golf club tea infuser spoon, 6.5"l, (1) Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen "Mount Vernon" tea infuser spo

two pairs sterling earrings, open fretwork tea strainer measures 5by3.5 inches, H46 slotted ornate spoon measures 5 inches, rose handled spoon marked 1901 half crown , slotted spoon, open work spoon m

Set of six 5 1/2"L sterling spoons in the Waverly pattern by R. Wallace & Sons, engraved with initial "M" or "W"; good condition---Set of four 5 3/4"L sterling spoons, mark for R. Wallace & Sons, roun

late 19th century. consisting of a tea strainer, rose trimmers, bottle opener, letter opener, small bonbon scoop, Queen Anne shell-form spoon. each marked. 19.1 oz all in

Lot of two including a winderful pierced and chase floral repousse spout mounted tea strainer, unmarked but almost certainly one of the leading American firms, circa 1890, 2 1/4" diameter, plus Kirk &

A group of 7 sterling table articles. Comprised of a sauce pot ladle by Tuttle, 2 tea strainers, a toothpick holder, 1 teaspoon, and 2 salt spoons. Overall weight 162.8 grams.