9 WHITING STERLING SILVER POMPADOUR TEASPOONS

Nine 9) Whiting Mfg. Sterling Silver Individual Salad Forks in the stunning, ornate 19th c. Pompadour Pattern. The pattern was designed by Charles Osborne and patented in 1895. Each teaspoon measures

Vintage Frank Whiting Botticelli 9 Sterling Silver Teaspoons. Marked on handles as shown in photos. Great quality and detail. In very good original as found condition. 6 1/8 inches. 330 grams

(12) Whiting "Louis XV" pattern sterling silver teaspoons. 5.75" and 9.7ozt

A Selection of Whiting Pompadour Sterling Silver Flatware (19) pieces, including: (12) five o'clock spoons (5 5/8 in.); pie knife (9 in.); large fish serving fork (9 in.); (3) salad serving spoons (9

(12) Sterling silver teaspoons. 6 Whiting spoons marked Daniel Low & Co.; (6) Towle spoons, 2 marked Daniel Low & Co. (Approx. 9.89 ozt).

Victorian Whiting sterling silver set of 8 ornate pattern teaspoons. 5.75in long. 4.9 ozt.

Four (4) Antique c. 1895 Sterling Silver Teaspoons in the Pompadour Pattern by Whiting Mfg. Each 5.75". Approximate Silver weight 112 grams.

Frank M. Whiting Sterling Silver Lily Flatware Set of 94 Pcs includes 13 dinner knives L: 9 1/4", 13 dinner forks L: 7 1/8", 15 salad forks L: 6 3/8", 13 soup spoons L: 6 1/8", 26 teaspoons L: 6", 12

Whiting Sterling Silver Flatware Set. 'LILY' Pattern. C.1900. Comes with Box. Set consists of: 10 Soup Spoons - 5 inches, 8.240 ozt. 12 Shrimp Forks- 5 3/4 in., 9.320 ozt 13 Tea Spoons- 5 1/2 in. , 10

Whiting Sterling Silver Flatware Service, with monogram: Comprising five luncheon forks {length 7 inches}; six luncheon knives {length 9 3/8 inches}; and eleven teaspoons; together with an associated

Nine Sterling Silver "Lily" 1902 Teaspoons by Whiting. Each spoon 5 7/8" All monogrammed except 1. Weight 185 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate.

7.25" dinner forks, salad forks, 8" hollow handle knives, 9.5" hollow handle knives, place spoons, soup spoons, teaspoons, fruit spoons, butter spreaders, bonbon scoops, casserole spoon, 5.75" cream l

Whiting Louis XV Sterling Silver Flatware(50) pieces including: Whiting Louis XV - (8) forks (7.5 in.); (12) forks (7 in.); (1) teaspoon; (1) sugar spoon; (8) long-handled iced tea spoons (9 in.); (6)

Set of 40 Sterling Silver Whiting in the "Louis XV" Pattern Flatware. Serving spoon w/ gold washed bowl, 12 forks, 9 tablespoons (one slightly larger & 3 monogrammed), 12 teaspoons, 6 knives. Total We

Frank M. Whiting & Co. King Edward Sterling Silver Flatware(27) pieces, including: (12) knives (9 1/2 in.); (11) forks (7 7/8 in.); (4) teaspoons; all with "P" monogram. 21.50 total weighable troy oz.

Set 12 fancy sterling silver 6.75 in forks by Whiting in the Pompadour pattern 1898 plus 11 teaspoons and 2 serving pieces by Dominic and Haff in Pointed Antique Engraved No. 2 pattern. Total weight 2

17 pcs. of assorted sterling and coin silver flatware including Whiting 'Lily' teaspoon, Gorham 'Buttercup' cheese spreader, ladles, tea strainer (damaged), youth cutlery, etc. 3.75"-8.5' 9.9 troy oz.

Group of 9 sterling silver spoons and forks including Gorham "Cambridge" teaspoon, Whiting "Louis XVI" teaspoon, Art Nouveau patterns, souvenir spoons, etc. 4"-6" 5.6 troy oz.

(6) Teaspoons, (6) 9" knives, (6) 7.25" forks, (6) oyster forks, (6) dessert forks, (2) tablespoons, 36.2 troy oz (knives not included) Not all pieces are Gorham, some are Gorham Whiting and others.

and Silverplated Items. Including (9) Mexican sterling iced tea spoons - stamped, "Sterling Taxco 925"; (2) sterling short iced tea spoons- stamped, "HVE 925 Sterling"; a Whiting M

Thirteen (13) Whiting Mfg. Sterling Silver Individual Salad Forks in the stunning, ornate 19th c. Pompadour Pattern. The pattern was designed by Charles Osborne and patented in 1895. Each fork measure

Two Sets of Whiting Sterling Silver Teaspoons. Comprising six lily-of-the-valley pattern spoons and six lily spoons Wt of all: 8.95 ozt

Six (6) Whiting Mfg. Sterling Silver Individual Luncheon Forks in the stunning, ornate 19th c. Pompadour Pattern. The pattern was designed by Charles Osborne and patented in 1895. Each luncheon measur

All monogrammed. Some have residual plastic wrap. 7.0 Troy ounces.