German Flatware Service in Canteen

German porcelain-handled flatware service in Canteen, c. 1970.

German Sterling Flatware Service, Unused, In Boxes Dated 1951.  Peter Bruckmann, Heilbronn.  Mid 20th. Century.  Weight-5987 g, excluding knives. Twelve Dinner Forks                Twelve D

Elegant 152 piece English silver plated flatware service with matching custom fitted wood canteen display case. Cutlery produced in the Princes Plate pattern, with Old English Regency style. Includes:

by Gebruder Reiner, pattern unknown, including 8 each place knives, place forks, salad forks, teaspoons and tablespoons, and 6 serving pieces including 2 pickle forks, a gravy ladle, sugar spoon, mast

Rogers Silver Plate Flatware Service in Canteen.

An Assembled German Silverplate Flatware Service. Comprising six dinner forks (8 1/4"), seven luncheon forks (7"), five teaspoons, five place spoons, seven dinner knives (10"), seven luncheon knives (

Partial Silver Plated Flatware Service Inlaid Canteen.

75 piece Robbe Berking 'Royal' pattern German silverplate flatware service for 12 w/double teaspoons, extra dinner fork, butter knife & sugar spoon

Large Cased German Rococo-Style Silver Flatware Service fourth quarter 19th century, by Karl Kaltenbach & Sohne, Altensteig, .800 silver, including a dozen seventeen-piece place settings (two pieces l

EXTENSIVE GERMAN .800 SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE FOR EIGHTEENLate 19th century, each piece with foliate and C-scroll molded handle topped with a shell, comprising eighteen of the following; fish forks, f

With cipher monogram, comprising 12 dinner knives, 11 dinner forks, 22 luncheon knives, 11 luncheon forks, 7 salad/dessert forks, 9 flat handled butter spreaders, 19 hollow handled butter spreaders, 1

Circa 1930. Stylized geometric pattern Fully marked and makers mark of Walter Schell.Approx. 2,370 grams silver (without knives) Comprising; Twelve dinner knives Twelve dinner forks Twelve salad knive

Maker's mark of Koch & Bergfeld, with additional stamp of G. Keisel. Circa 1884. Includes 12 knives, 12 soup or bouillon spoons with gold wash to bowls, 12 fish fork, 11 forks, 12 fish knives, 10 smal

German sterling silver flatware service by Bruckmann, 96 troy ozs, without knives 62 troy ozs

30-PIECE GERMAN SILVER (800-FINE) FLATWARE SERVICE. 6 dinner knives with Sollingen blades; 5 dinner forks, 6 large soup spoons, 6 cocktail forks, 2 demitasse spoons, 6 iced beverage spoons, salad ser

Silver-plated flatware service in the ‘King John’ pattern for 8 with serving pieces, in a fitted Queen Anne style mahogany veneer table with lift top and single drawer, h. 30-1/2 w. 29 d. 18 in.;

Includes 8 forks, 10 salad forks, 9 teaspoons, 11 tablespoons, a serving set, a carving fork, a serving piece, and 9 knives. Total approx. weight is 58.02 troy oz, excluding the knives. From a Westche

German continental silver flatware service, German hallmarks and marked: "800," monogrammed, comprising 10 dinner forks, 12 dinner knives, 11 tablespoons and 8 teaspoons, 41 pieces. Longest 10.125 L.

WMF Nicht Rostend German (800) Silver Flatware Service (53) items including (8) 9.75-inch dinner knives, (8) 8.5-inch dinner forks, (8) 8.5-inch spoons, (15) 5.5-dessert spoons, (8) 4.25-inch demitass

Early 20th century, maker's marks of Bruckmann & Sohne, further marked with crescent and crown and ''.800'' standard mark, in pattern No. 295 / 2951 introduced in 1902, comprising 10 table/serving spo

M.H. Wilkens and Sohn, Bremen-Hemelingen; comprising 10 dinner forks (7 1/2"); 10 salad or dessert forks (7"); 10 oval soup spoons (7 3/4"); 6 five o'clock teaspoons (5 1/4"); 10 hollow handle steel-b

WMF German Modern Stainless Flatware Set. Service for 9 with lots of extras. Serves 9 with with 6 extra spoons, 8 salad forks, 6 dinner forks, and five dinner spoons. Also includes serving spoon and b

(lot of 48) Assembled sterling and .800 silver "Fiddle & Thread" style flatware, consisting of a German .800 silver partial flatware service, circa late 19th/early 20th century, Berlin, L. Posen maker

(Lot of 31) German .750 silver partial flatware service, by Gebruder Friedlander, Berlin, active prior to 1860, comprising (2) dinner forks, (8) luncheon forks, (10) teaspoons, (4) gilt washed bowl de