Arts and Crafts Sterling Silver Berry Spoon cast scroll handle 9 1/4"

British Arts and Crafts Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, with marks for G. Hart, London, 1908, repousse grapevine border and ebonized handle. Lid lacking. Weight: 21.14 ozt. inclusive; 9.5" H x 6.25" W x 4

Arthur Stone sterling silver arts and crafts 14 piece knife lot. 1) 6 large monogrammed matching 9.625in knives. 2) 6 matching 8.5in knives. 3) 2 misc. knives. Handles at approx. 6.5 ozt total.

Silver flatware including pair of sterling arts and crafts coins spoons and Bigelow Kennard serving spook and fork. Total weight not including weight handle pieces 8.5ozt. Largest 14". Smallest 4.75".

Arts & Crafts Sterling Silver Water Pitcher, George Gebelein, Boston, Massachusetts, 1909-1930. Of flattened oval section with plain scroll handle, bright-cut below the rim and above the base with ban

American Art Nouveau sterling silver serving spoon by Alvin, in the Raphael pattern; the beautifully cast handle with a woman holding a large blossom, the design continuing into the pierced, shaped bo

Gorham "Versailles" Sterling Silver Berry Spoon. Measures approx. - 9" long. Weight - 2.365 troy oz.

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SPOT-HAMMERED SILVER JUG, unmarked, with scroll handle, tests as silver. 9.5cm high, 4.7 troy ounces

Set of 6 ca. 1910 Porter Blanchard Boston Arts and Crafts era hand-hammered sterling silver iced tea spoons, with fiddle shaped handles, based on 19th c. marrow spoons "MLH" block letter monogram 7.75

Lebolt (Chicago, Ill.) sterling silver Arts & Crafts hexagonal serving tray, # 448, marked underside with maker's mark and: "Lebolt Hand Beaten Sterling 448 14 in." 14" L x 9.75" W. Approx: 24.02 ozt.

Sterling silver berry spoon, with heavy repousse handle and strawberry motif bowl, marked "Sterling." 1.25" H x 9" L. Approx: 4.26 ozt.

A sterling silver berry scoop / serving spoon by Towle in the Stuart pattern. Gold wash bowl. 2-Initial monogram on handle. Measures 9" long. Weighs 53.9 grams. CONDITION NOTE: slight crimp at front e

Good Pair of American Arts & Crafts Sterling Silver Salt Cellars and Spoons first quarter 20th century, by Marcus & Co., New York, New York, model #9, pedestal form, the shallow octagonal bowl with Gr

Ornate Art Nouveau sterling silver serving fork and spoon with floral decorated handles. Marked sterling. Measures 9" (23cm) length, total weight 7 ozt.

Sterling Silver Arts & Crafts Bowl. Hand hammered bowl with applied copper handles in form of foliage and berries, each handle has a silver beetle. Marks are rubbed, but could be Gorham. Weight approx

ca. 1910 Porter Blanchard Boston Arts and Crafts era hand-hammered sterling silver tomato server with fiddle shaped handle and reticulated bowl 9.25" x 3" 2.7 troy oz.

14" diameter, 30.9 troy ounces

1st item: Tiffany sterling silver Strawberry pattern berry spoon with strawberry and openwork branch decoration to handle, kidney-shaped gilt bowl. 9 1/2"L. 2nd - 3rd items: Tiffany sterling silver Nu

Entirely gilded spoon with Art Nouveau maiden holding a flower, descending into a floral bowl. Hallmarked as shown. 4.5 troy. 9 1/8".

hallmarked London, 1791, with tapering handles set with crests surrounded by c-scroll decoration and gilt scalloped shaped bowls, decorated with fruit, total weight 153gm, length 17cm

Lot of six silver large serving pieces. (1) Salad set. .900 silver. 9-14" long. (2) Mexico sterling silver pie server with blossom handle. Ramirez maker. (3) Long O.N.C. sterling silver spoon. 12-14".

Various American Arts & Crafts Makers Collection of eleven flatware and table articles USA, 20th centurysterling silver, lapis lazuli large pierced spoon: 2.125 w x 9.25 l in (5 x 23 cm) napkin ri

TWO ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER SPOONS, the first by Amy Sandheim, London 1923, the second by Sandheim Brothers, London 1916, each with openwork scroll-work stem and spot-hammered bowl. (2) 12cm long, 1.9

c.1950s-1960s, New York, NY; rectangular, applied gadrooned border, shell corners, cast scroll handles, without monogram, 28 1/4 in. L overall, 123.9 ozt.

Maynard & Potter, Art Nouveau serving utensils, Early 20th c., American, sterling silver, with stylized scroll decoration, monogrammed on handle, with stamped makers mark, 9"l, approx. 6.65ozt Provena