22 pcs. sterling flatware. 28.165 t.o.

22 pcs. sterling flatware. 28.165 t.o.

Includes honey spoons, citrus spoons, baby forks and spoons, fancy forks, mixed patterns and makers, 510 grams.

includes "Lancaster Rose" tea strainer, "Bridal Rose" meat fork, various sauce ladles, demitasse and salt spoons, gravy ladle, pickle fork, olive spoon together with a plated berry spoon, 345 grams of

DESCRIPTION: Twenty-two pieces Landers Frary & Clark Aenta Works mother-of-pearl and sterling flatware. Marked "Sterling" to bands. Includes nine 8-5/8" knives, nine 7" forks, 10-1/2" carving fork, 13

TIPT PATTERN MONOGRAMMED, (12) 7" FORKS, (10) 6 5/8" TABLE SPOONS, WEAR AND SOME DENTS, 25.04 OZT.

International Rhapsody Sterling Flatware (22 Pcs). Includes (7) dinner forks measuring 7.25-in., (4) salad forks measuring 6.5-in., (7) teaspoons measuring 6.25-in. and (4) dinner knives measuring 9.2

Includes (22) pieces weighing 24.35 Troy Ounces. No monograms. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided as an opinion only and is no guarante

22 pcs. of late Victorian sterling silver serving flatware including Kirk Repousse bon bon and two shell spoons, Whiting Louis XV olive fork, various sauce ladles, Art Nouveau bon bon, etc. 14.3 troy

Some monogrammed, including 15 bullion spoons (L: approx. 5"), six cocktail forks (L: approx. 5 1/4") and one sugar spoon (L: approx. 6"). Total weight: approx. 12.12 ozt.

22 pcs. early 20th c. sterling silver flatware including 6 Gorham "Clermont" seafood or hors d'oeuvre forks, 12 Durgin "Dolly Madison" demitasse spoons, and 4 beaded Stowell demitasse spoons 4"-5.5" 9

21 pcs. of assorted sterling silver handled serving flatware including meat shears, cake servers, pastry servers, cheese slices, serving spoons and forks, etc. 6"-10.5"

LOT 16 PCS STERLING SILVER FLATWARE - ALL MARKED STERLING - KNIVES ARE ALL STERLING (NOT STAINLESS BLADES!) 8 TABLE SPOONS, 8 FORKS, 4 KNIVES - 22.04 TROY OZS

201 Pcs. Gorham Chantilly sterling flatware comprising: (22) dinner forks; (21) individual salad forks; (6) small individual salad forks; (12) cocktail forks; (32) teaspoons; (14) ice cream spoons; (6

Wallace Sterling Silver Flatware Set Violet 56 Pcs. 55.22 ozt. Packaging, Insurance, Handling And Shipping Are Done In House And Is 85.00 For This Item In The Continental U.S. Or You Are Welcome To Pi

LOT (17) PCS. GEORG JENSEN STERLING FLATWARE, 20TH C., W. 22.8 OZ STERLING

(117) Pcs. Wallace Rosepoint sterling silver, flatware, including: (12) dinner forks; (12) salad forks; (12) iced teaspoons (22) teaspoons; (12) soup spoons; (12) hollow hand dinner knives; (4) place

Includes Towle sterling; Lunt Sterling; Joseph Seymor Mfg Co.; Rogers; Lunt & Bowlen Co.; and Watson Company. 4-1/4" to 6" long. 4.22 ozt total. ME

Towle "Old Master" Sterling Silver flatware service, 94 pieces. 9-piece setting for 8 with 22 serving pieces. (Approx. 85.8 ozt).

Towle Sterling Silver "Candlelight" 60 Pcs Flatware, Five Sets in a Wood Box.Towle sterling silver flatware, Candlelight pattern, includes: 12 dinner knives (22 cm L), 12 knives (15 cm L), 12 big fork

DESCRIPTION: Twenty-two pieces Gorham flatware in the Raphael pattern. Hallmarked for Gorham and marked "Sterling Pat. 74". Monogrammed. Includes eleven 6" teaspoons and eleven 7-3/4" table spoons. ME

Inscribed Sterling, with scrolling foliate borders. Comprising: Four large table spoons Four dinner forks Four soup spoons Three spreading knives Three dinner knives Four dessert knives L. of largest

A partial Towle Sterling flatware service: 4 dinner forks, 4 luncheon forks, 5 tablespoons, 2 serving spoons, 3 knives. 22 troy ounces weighable - knives not weighed - (18 pcs.)(JWHI2005/18){TC} Prop

A 76pc service for 12, Tiffany & Co. Faneuil pattern sterling silver flatware, monogrammed ATA, including: 12 dinner forks 22.5 Oz. T.,12 salad forks 13.3 Oz. T., 12 soup spoons 22.8 Oz. T., 13 tea sp

Twenty-two (22) coin silver spoons and twelve (12) early sterling spoons marked for Bowling Green, Kentucky silversmiths and retailers James McClure, working 1840s to 1881; Peter Fuselli, working late