FOUR SILVER SERVING SPOONS.

First half 19th century. Three are American coin silver: two "S. BAKER'' and one "Clark'' and an English sterling berry spoon with engraved handle, And chased bowl, Edinburgh with date mark for 1802.

Four Georgian Silver Serving Spoons 18th/19th Century one pair marked for John Mitchison, London and Newcastle, 1788; the other for James Beebe, London, 1830. 8 ozt 19 dwt Length of largest 9 inches.

Including a tomato server and a sauce ladle, total weight approx. 7 T.O. Together with a silver plated serving spoon. Longest 9-1/2"l

DESCRIPTION: Four coin silver serving spoons, each monogrammed to top of handle and marked to back "J. Trott". Jonathan Trott Sr. was active in Boston from the 1750's until the early 1800's. MEASUREME

DESCRIPTION: Four sterling silver serving spoons of various origin, shape, and size including one from Gorham and one by Thai silversmith E. Seng Chung. Each piece bears hallmarks/pseudo-hallmarks on

A Group of Four American Silver Serving Spoons Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI Chantilly pattern with an engraved monogram 'M' on handle. 8 ozt 3 dwts Length 8 3/8 inches.

by Carrington, Circa 1850, Charleston, South Carolina. Each monogramed at handle and conforming. L8 3/4" 8.6 oz standard

19th-century sterling silver serving Spoons, 2 Exeter, John Osment; 2 London, William Eaton, 246 gr. L 9 in.

Length 8.75 inches, 224 grams.

Lot of silver and sterling silver serving and flatware pieces, including sardine fork, pickle forks, nut picks, ladles, by Aniston, Reed & Barton, WEB, others; four .84 silver large serving spoons (to

Four large coin silver serving spoons by Phillip Sadtler of Baltimore Maryland circa 1824. Length 8-5/8" Total weight of the four is 228 grams

Four of Assorted Sterling Silver Serving Spoons including marked Gorham Mfg. Co and J.E. Caldwell Co. Used condition wear, worn, surface distress. 7 t.o.

Lot of 22 assorted sterling and coin silver flatware. Includes two George Doty coin silver serving spoons, four Gorham tipped fiddle forks and one spoon circa 1855, six Gorham Buttercup pattern spoons

Four large American coin silver serving spoons from R&W Wilson of Philadelphia in the Fiddle Shell pattern. They date to the early 19th century. Length 9-3/8" Total weight of all 4 is 322 grams

Lot 61 Four Silver Serving Pieces Four sterling silver serving pieces, serving spoon, tablespoon, fish serving knife, serving fork, dessert fork.  20th C. Sterling  8.75 oz. T. (total) Marked: Ster

A set of four English sterling silver long handled serving spoons in a Shell and Thread pattern, scalloped gold wash bowls. Three hallmarked for William Traies, London, 1829. The back of the handles c

Four Antique 19th c. Coin Silver Serving Spoons. Two with monograms. All approximately 9" long. Weight 220 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate

4 Continental silver serving items, four spoons including a large serving spoon in modified fiddle pattern. Unmarked, 9.5 ozt.

Collection of Four (4) Wallace "Grand Baroque" Sterling Silver Serving Spoons. Includes: two pierced tablespoons and two serving tablespoons. Stamped appropriately on handle. Needs a minor cleaning ot

Four (4) Towle Sterling Silver 1893 Canterbury Serving Spoons. 1- Solid Gravy Ladle, no monograms 6 5/8". 2- Solid Berry/Casserole Spoon, monogrammed 8". 3- Solid Large Jelly Spoon, monogrammed 6 3/8"

The Faneuil Collection by TIFFANY. Sterling Silver. Includes four assorted serving spoons. Longest spoon has stainless top with sterling handle.Length: 11 5/8". Total approximate weight: 163 grams. ST

Four American Sterling Silver Serversa pierced serving spoon in beaded pattern, pierced shell form bowl worn maker's mark (9 in.); sugar spoon with mark of Whiting, pattern number 18, with shaped bowl

Four Kalo Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Comprising a spoon #25 (10 1/4"), a spoon #A3 (9"), a spoon #21 (11") and a three tine fork with an M on the handle #P3 (9 1/8") Wt of all: 11.30 ozt

Four American Sterling Silver Serversincluding a serving spoon by Stieff (9 1/4 in.); a small pair of ice tongs by Watson Co.; a bon bon spoon by unidentified manufacturer; and a pastry server by unkn