Ranging from elegant to unusual, silver flatware makes dining a memorable experience---especially those different place pieces that provoke comment at the dinner table.
Georg Jensen of Denmark sterling set of 12 demitasse spoons in the Art Deco pattern "Catus" introduced in 1930, each spoon measures 4-1/4" long
$828.00
Sterling tea caddy spoon by Gorham (Art & Crafts) with elements of Celtic knot in the design, circa 1880s, measuring 3-3/4" long
$115.00
Set of 12 sterling silver hooded salt scoops with shakers by Webster measuring 3-1/2” long with a gold wash interior, circa 1930s—very unusual to find all twelve still together !
$595.00
Antique set of ten sterling ice cream/sorbet spoons with gold washed bowls in "Luxembourg" (1888) by Wood & Hughes measuring 5-3/4" with cursive "J" momgram inside of the cartouche at the top of the handle $460.00
Set of 12 silver spoons (800 standard) gold washed, hallmarked with “800” and crown crescent & an eagle for Bruckmann & Söhne-Heilbronn silversmiths Germany, with a figural head at the top, circa 1900, 5-1/4” long
$265.00
Set of ten antique sterling ice cream forks with three curved wide tines in the "Cambridge" pattern by Gorham (1899) with nice details of buttercups and gadrooning and gold washed bowls measuring 5-1/4" long
$480.00
Set of six sterling gold washed strawberry forks in “Luxembourg” (1893) by Gorham with enamel, circa 1890s, measuring 5-3/4” long
$395.00
Set of sterling 8 seafood/cocktail forks in the "Repousse" pattern by Kirk, circa 1930s, and measuring 5-1/2" long each
$280.00
Set of twelve individual flat butters (old mark) in "Francis I" by Reed & Barton introduced in 1907, each all silver knife measures 5-7/8" long
$780.00
Sterling Souvenir Spoons
Sterling souvenir teaspoon of New Orleans, La. with "Coleman E. Adler" retailer, heavy and measuring 6" long
$75.00
Sterling souvenir sugar spoon (5-1/2") and demtiasse shovel (4") from the Panama-Pacific International Expositionthat was held in San Francisco, CA circa 1915
$85.00 each
Sterling souvenir teaspoon of Chattanooga, Tn. with "Phillips & Armitage" made by Shiebler measuring 5-3/4" long
