SEVEN STERLING CHOCOLATE SPOONS - "Paul Revere" -

1 PAUL REVERE COLL. SPOON, UNMARKED SPOON

Includes 4 sterling spoons, 2 miniature Paul Revere sterling bowls, 2 sterling topped etched jars, 2 sterling Weighted Candlesticks and a Heisey jar. Sterling only weight: 11.98 ozt. 2" to 6-1/2" high

Guaranteed Solid 925 Sterling Silver, in Excellent Condition

Seven pieces of American Sterling Silver tableware. Includes a "Paul Revere" by Newport, a 5 3/4" Kirk bowl, a Newport 6" bowl and 8 1/4" plate with reticulated rims, a 9" Manchester plate with emboss

This group of quality Sterling silver dining pieces include a Paul Revere reproduction Sterling bowl, a Lunt colonial style bowl, 5 sterling spoons, a sterling pushshovel, a sterling burner, and 2 ste

Sterling silver angel and Paul Revere reproduction bowl. Angel is 1.49 ozt and measures 3.75 inches long and 2.5 inches wide. Sterling Silver spoon measures 4.75 inches long and 2 inches wide and weig

Including a pair of Towle sterling weighted candlesticks; (4) Empire sterling weighted salt and pepper shakers; a Poole Paul Revere reproduction sterling bowl; a sterling serving spoon; a pair of ster

S.C. & L. Co. Old North Church Boston, Paul Revere Home Souvenir Spoon, Serving Spoon "Mary", Small Ladle, Denmark Spoon, Etc. 5.2 Troy Ounces - See Photos for Condition

5 pcs. of assorted sterling silver serving flatware including Tiffany and Co. berry spoon, Gorham MMA Paul Revere reproduction gadrooned tablespoon, Gorham Chantilly serving spoon, Gorham St. Dunstan

Five "Old Newbury" pattern dinner forks and and four place spoons. Together with Towle, "Paul Revere" pattern: six place spoons and twelve pastry forks. Apx. 35 t.o.

Antique sterling silver souvenir spoons. 135.4 g. Oregon Native American, San Francisco, Rolex, Saint Paul Minnesota, Minneapolis, Portland, Chicago.

A Grouping of American Sterling Silver Servers (10) pieces, including a Towle Paul Revere serving spoon ( 7 /1/4 in.); Manchester Pierced Handle small chipped beef fork (5 1/4 in.); Dominick & Haff Vi

Large group of coin and sterling silver flatware including a Gorham sterling silver set of child's flatware with a knife, fork, and spoon; eleven spoons marked "Sterling"; twenty-seven spoon

STERLING: Paul Revere by International Sterling, Gorham etc., fifteen pieces of sterling silver including two porringers, fifteen demitasse spoons of varied design and a gravy boat with attached liner

Made by Seven A. Michelsen, set of eight, all in similar Modern design, various color enamel, each number including "3-6, & 8-10" (two 10's), marked "A. Michelsen Sterling Denmark/Paul Rene Gauguin",

Paul Revere Pattern by Towle Sterling Silver Flatware Set . Set includes: 11 Dinner Knifes, 10 Forks, 5 Spoons, 10 Dessert/ Fish Forks and 10 Dessert Spoons. Total Flatware weight- 73.368 troy oz/ 2,2

13 pieces, comprising: pair of Kirk hand decorated individual open salts and spoons, 5 Richard Dimes individual nut dishes, 3 George Henckel nut dishes, and a Paul Revere style mayonnaise bowl, 5 in.

STERLING: 19th & 20th C., seven pieces, Tiffany & Co, Revere, including baleen handle ladle with coin, est. weight .5 ozt., 11" l.; English pierced sifter spoon, with Thomas Willmore hallmark, 1897, B

Large Lunt Sterling Paul Revere style bowl, diameter 14 inches, height 7-1/4 inches, 74.4 t. oz.

Sterling silver hot water urn, a "Paul Revere Reproduction", lidded urn having long spigot, raised on a square base, partial talon and ball feet, approx 19.25"h, 62.40ozt total *Provenance: Estate of

PAIR REPRODUCTION STERLING PAUL REVERE BOWLSAmerican, early 20th century, sterling silver. One Fisher #239, the other International Sterling Co. The Fisher example a trophy, etched inscription reading

INTERNATIONAL STERLING PAUL REVERE BOWL, #D263. HEIGHT 6"; DIAMETER 11 1/2"; 46.51 OZT

A large American sterling silver serving / fruit bowl by Gorham in the Revere pattern. Stylized 3-initial monogram. Measures 9" diameter, 4-5/8" high. Weighs 742 grams. CONDITION NOTE: light surface w

with inscribed presentation to 'Chief Justice and Mrs. William Augustus Devin' by the six Associate Justices of the 'The Supreme Court of North Carolina', December, 1953 (presumably upon his retiremen