RANDAHL STERLING SERVING ARTICLES THREE

GORHAM STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, "Fontainebleau" pattern, comprising a 12 1/2" soup ladle, a 7" gravy ladle, and a 7 5/8" master butter knife, each with matching monogram to back

Three American sterling silver serving articles and one Norwegian silver ladle. Comprised of a Towle cheese scoop in the 1894 Empire pattern, 7-1/8" long, a serving spoon with gold washed bowl by Towl

George W. Shiebler & Co. serving articles, three: macaroni server, #2997 and salad fork and spoon, #2738 New York, New York sterling silver stamped marks to each handles with cast and matte finish pop

A Randahl Sterling SIlver Creamer And Sugar Bowl. Together with an assortment of silverplate table articles and serving pieces Largest Tray: 22.25" x 17"

A lot of three sterling silver pieces. A 900 silver toast rack, 4 5/8" W x 4 1/8" D x 4 3/4" H. A Tiffany sterling sugar tong, 4 1/8" L. A small sterling fork, 4 3/4" L. All in very good condition.

REED AND BARTON "BURGUNDY" STERLING SILVER AND SILVER-LIKE SERVING FLATWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF 12, comprising three serving spoons, a cold meat fork, jelly spoon, master butter knife, pickle/olive fork,

Three mid-century modern Danish sterling silver-handled serving articles, 2 with stainless spoon (3). 9.39 ozt. total weight inclusive.

England, ca. late 18th and early 19th century. Three sterling silver articles, including a serving spoon by Sarah and John Burrows assayed in 1822, a rectangular snuff box by John Shaw date lettered 1

The Stieff Company Repoussé articles, three: carving set (knife and fork) and a pierced serving spoon Baltimore, Maryland sterling silver, stainless steel stamped marks together with three associ

Eight Silver and Silver-Plate Serving Articles Various Makers, 19th Century comprising three sterling Art Nouveau style serving pieces; two .800 silver small spoons, a pair of pastry tongs and a fish

Three Sterling Silver Hollowware Articles. Comprising William Hutton Sheffield 1936 chalice, Gorham dish with chased rim, serving dish raised on foot with chased decoration. {Approximate weight: 1,612

AMERICAN BRIGHT-CUT STERLING SILVER FLATWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF 19, comprising three 8" L serving spoons, and seven 5 3/4" L tea spoons marked for Whiting Mfg. Co. in "Lily" pattern, three 5 1/2" L tea

Three American sterling silver table articles including a Towle "Louis XIV" pattern large footed bowl and handled bon-bon, and an International Silver Co. "Persian" pattern serving plate. Bowl approx.

Three Danish sterling silver table articles by Georg Jensen, Denmark. Comprised of a sugar scoop in the Cactus pattern, 4" long, a serving spoon / ladle in Pattern 41 (scroll and berry motif) 7-3/8" l

New York, 1) Chocolate pot, 9.5", 1) cream pitcher, 3.75", 1) sugar bowl, 2.5"x4", 1) shallow, circular, scalloped tray 0.75"x5.25", total sterling weight, (chocolate pot handle included) 36.8ozt

GEORG JENSEN 'ACORN' STERLING SERVING ARTICLES, FOUR, L 4 1/8":Comprising: two sugar spoons and two sugar shovels in the "Acorn (Konge)" pattern. Each with maker's mark stamped to reverse of handles.

2 9 inch Chased serving spoons with fruit motif , enameled set goldwashed marked Norway, 925, 9 inch spoon and fork with Lion Passant hallmarks 10.59 ozt

10.5 inch ladle marked Hess and Culbertson, 8 inch cheese scoop, 8 inch Repousse ladle, 9.5 inch spoon, 2 ladles marked Brahe & Company Line Item # 3

Early 20th Century. Pair fork and spoon. Fork furthest left with different marks. 14 troy oz.

Comprising: a pair of covered mustard pots and a pair of matching salts, each fitted with cobalt glass liners, a similar small circular dish "London 1992". Together with two various salt spoons. [1/4"

Two sterling serving articles with goldwashed bowls. Reed & Barton gravy ladle in La Rien pattern (1893). 7-1/4" long. Whiting Manufacturing Company preserve spoon in the Louis XV pattern (1891). 7-1/

Group of Assorted Sterling Silver Serving Articles, including a meat fork with Sterling Silver Handle, a serving spoon marked "800 Stauffert" and monogrammed "KM" on handle, a serving spoon marked "80

9 inches long, etched design to bowl, , possibly Tiffany * only a partial name on reverse, but sterling mark is clear

Property from the Collection of Esther Shaver, Beaufort, SC Description: 13 Sterling Silver Articles, including Kirk, 8 Kirk sterling serving articles, 6 marked 'S. Kirk & Son,' the largest spoon