Frank W. Smith Silver Co. Sterling Silver Etched Serving Spoon

Frank W. Smith Silver Co. Sterling Silver Etched Serving Spoon: Measures 8.5" weighs 52.3 grams. Etched landscape scene in bowl with Ralph on reverse.

Frank W. Smith Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, circa 1900. A light gilt wash to the etched shell bowl with ribbon accents. Frank W. Smith hallmark to the underside. Weight Approx., 3.3 ozt Measures App

(lot of 3) American sterling silver serving spoons, including: (1) Frank W. Smith Silver Company serving spoon, with Art Nouveau lily design, approx 9 1/8"l, (1) Gorham berry/ casserole spoon, in the

Lot includes: Large International ladle (9 7/8"), International JSCo serving spoon (8 7/8"), 2 Frank w. Smith GE Roberts spoons (8"), 2 Durgin Spoons (8 1/8"), 7.25" elongated spoon, Whiting Fairchild

Est. $ 70 - 150 Six Frank W. Smith Sterling Demitasse Spoons. Marked Sterling and with Frank W. Smith Silver Co. Inc. symbol. Spoon are approx. 4 3/8 inches long. Weighs approx. 74.5 grams.

DESCRIPTION: Four sterling silver serving pieces. Includes: 1) One tomato and cucumber server in unidentified pattern. Not monogrammed. Marked on back "Sterling A. Stowell & Co" with Frank W. Smith ma

Comprising: two pierced nut dishes by Gorham, a child size spoon by Dominick and Haff, a small serving fork by Whiting, three forks by various markers, a cheese scoop by the Frank W. Smith Silver Co.,

FRANK W. SMITH SILVER CO. STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE IN THE FIDDLE THREAD PATTERNAmerican, early 20th century. This one-hundred and nineteen (119) piece service includes eighteen (18) each of di

Engraved Pegasus with motto 'Non Dormiat Qui Custodit' center, maker's mark on back, marked Sterling. Measures 16 inches. Weighs 42 ozt. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping servi

makers mark of Frank W. Smith, Gardner, MA, further marked Lebolt (Chicago) and "Sterling"; the body repousse-decorated with flowers and inscribed "The Arthur Meeker Trophy"/Chicago Horse Show 1902/Wo

DESCRIPTION: Twenty Frank W. Smith Silver Co. sterling champagne or sherbet glasses. Frank W. Smith Silver Co. mark to bottom with "Sterling 3706 / J.E. Caldwell & Co. 925 Sterling 1000 Philadelphia".

Frank Smith Sterling Silver Tomato Slice Serving Spoon Used condition, wear, worn Appx. weight 2 T.O. Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

Very good antique condition with some patina according to age which can be polished away easily. Each piece weighs ca. 11.7 grams and measures approx. 4 1/4" long. Monogrammed "K".

Frank W. Smith Silver Co. antique pierced reticulated sterling silver bride's basket. Total approximate weight is 624 grams. Frank W. Smith, sterling and #2093 hallmarks on underside. SHIPPINGHill Auc

Includes an American sterling bread basket with scalloped edge; a Redlich & Co. sterling tazza with openwork floral border, no. 4414X; and an Frank W. Smith Silver Co. openwork sterling basket, no. 20

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, Vine w/Grapes8 1/2" long serving spoon in Tiffany's intricate "Vine" pattern, accentuated with grapes.2.56 troy ounces8 /2"

94 assembled sterling silver pieces signed "G.M. Co" (Gorham Mfg. Co.), "R.W. & S." (R. Wallace & Son), hallmarks for Frank W. Smith Silver Co. and for Reed & Barton. Patterns include "Kings" pattern

Frank W. Smith Silver Co. mint julep cups, #3759, set of eight Gardner, Massachusetts sterling silver stamped marks 2 7/8"dia x 3 9/16"h

Frank W. Smith Silver Co. (American (Gardner, Massachusetts), 1886-1958), circa 1945. Mid century modern sterling silver chocolate pot in Woodlily pattern with hinged lid with leaf tip motif , tapered

American sterling silver scalloped and pierced bowl with handles, by Frank W. Smith Silver Co., late 19th c., hallmarked, some loss to both handles, 6.5"h, 10.25" diam., 16.7ozt *Provenance: Estate of

A turn of the century Sterling Silver bowl by the Frank W. Smith Silver Co. Repoussé floral design. Incised logo and "1938". 8.0 troy ozs. Minor wear. 8 1/2" diameter. ESTIMATE $100-150

This is an awesome set of (5) antique sterling silver flat handle butter spreaders in the 1901 pattern 'Federal Cotillion aka Edward VII' by Frank W. Smith SIlver Co. Frank W. Smith Silver Co. Inc. be

(lot of 2) American sterling silver serving flatware, Frank W. Smith Silver Company, Gardner, Massachusetts, including: (1) ladle, monogrammed E.G.C., partially obliterated hallmark, approx 12.75"l, (

This is an antique pair of spoons from the Frank W. Smith Silver Company of Gardner, Massachusetts. Rendered in fine sterling silver, this spoon is decorated in the classic Baronial pattern first intr