Sterling Stirring Spoons

DESCRIPTION:Sterling stirring spoons featuring a long tubular handle with heart shaped spoon at the end. Marked with British hallmarks and "Sterling" CIRCA:20th Ct. ORIGIN:China DIMENSIONS:L:8" Total

Set of 6 Korean Imperial Sterling iced tea/stirring spoons without maker's marks. Marked Sterling 950. Foliate shaped with etched motif. The handles each with a differing charm. 1.9 ozt. Each spoon 9"

William Spratling martini pitcher with spout, makers mark on bottom, 5.5”H x 4” dia., with a sterling stirring spoon, 7”L. Total 14 Oz t. .

Sterling lot including (4) weighted footed cups. (3) implements with sterling handles. (4) sterling wines, sterling compact long sterling stirring spoon. Weight of all sterling items only 6.85 ozt

Set of twelve sterling silver stirring spoons, in the "Francis I" pattern by Reed & Barton, no monogram or removal, five hallmarked "Sterling" and "Reed & Barton", seve

Two Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Stirring Spoons. 5 troy ozs. 15" and 16"l. Condition: Very good.

12 SPOONS, MARKED M.G. APPROX 70 GRAMS.

Sterling cocktail stirring spoon with ebony handle. Stamped "ALLAN ADLER - B HANDHAMMERED STERLING". 8.5".

A sterling silver spoon. Long handle, spherical handle topper. Signed Wallace Sterling. Some surface wear and some dents to metal. Measures approx 11.5L x 1.5W in. Measured at widest point. Total weig

(3) Sets sterling silver drink stirring spoons. (6) 8"- Ice tea spoons with an oriental motif in a presentation box. (6) 7"- 800 Italian sterling silver souvenir Ice tea spoons with insignia for diffe

Reed & Barton Boxed Sterling 5 Pc Bar Set, contains including double jigger, bar knife, spoon, 2-tined fork and long stirring spoon; jigger marked Sterling 155; items in original unopened bags marked

(lot of 6) American sterling silver mint julep or iced tea stirring spoons, Tiffany & Company, each bowl formed as a overlapping leaves, the handle hollow as a straw, some slightly bent, approx 8 3/8"

Gorham sterling dinner service (Strasbourg), 91.84 ozt silver 8 Dinner forks 8 Dinner knives 6 Soup spoons 8 Salad forks 8 Luncheon/dessert forks 8 Table spoons 10 Teaspoons 8 Stirring spoons 8 Butter

Set of 100+ kitchen utensils consisting of 15 soup spoons, 15 teaspoons, 1 Stirring spoon and 11 serving spoons. 12 tri prong forks, 16 cocktail forks, 15 dinning forks, and 1 dserving fork at approxi

Cake knife, Reed and Barton shot glass, sterling spoons, demitasse spoons, salt spoons, ice tea stirring spoons, pair Swans marked 800, English tea strainer

135097 STERLING SILVER MIXED DISHWARE & OTHERS Mixed lot of Sterling Silver items to include cups, sugar pots, tea spoons, stirring spoon, glass coaster, picture frame and small plates. Refer to image

138048 STERLING SILVER MIXED DISHWARE & OTHERS Mixed lot of Sterling Silver items to include cups, sugar pots, tea spoons, stirring spoon, glass coaster, picture frame and small plates. Refer to image

Set of 13 sterling silver drink spoons marked Foster and Co., 12 spoons 5.25 inches tall, stirring spoon 8.25 inches, total weight 7.28 ozt.

Vintage John Hasselbring Horn and Sterling Silver Bar Set. The fitted walnut case includes an eight piece set comprised of a long cocktail stirring spoon, knife, double fork, corkscrew, bottle opener,

Georg Jensen, (7) piece Acorn sterling bar set, Post 1945, Denmark, silver bar utensils including: stirring spoon (8.5"l), bottle opener (6.5"l), ice tongs (5.75"l), serrated knife (6.75"l), can opene

Grouping of (3) Allan Adler hand-hammered sterling silver barware piece including bottle opender, cheese knife, and long cocktail stirring spoon. All marked to handles. Bottle opener and knife with st

8 STERLING SILVER ICED TEA STIRRING STRAWS Lot of 8 sterling silver iced tea spoon stirrers, 3 made in Mexico with leaf pattern and 5 bamboo pattern. Weight: 63.3 grams total Size: 9" Shipping / Picku

Group Sterling Silver Items Group sterling silver items, comprising set of twelve ice tea stirring straws, three small teaspoons, two salt spoons and a pickle fork.

Five spoons, three are hallmarked for Edinburgh, 1754 and the maker John Clark, the other two matching spoons hallmarked for Patrick Robertson, Edinburgh and the year 1780. Each with a cast figural te