19 C Reed and Barton sterling silver serving fork

(lot of 2) Reed & Barton sterling silver "Francis I" pattern banquet serving fork and spoon, 1880, retailed by George C. Shreve & Company, 12", 8.6 troy oz.

A THREE PIECE REED & BARTON STERLING SILVER LARGE CARVING SET IN THE "FRANCIS I" PATTERN, TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS, DESIGNED 1907, monogrammed "C," comprising a sharpening steel, a roast serving fork wi

REED & BARTON 'LES CINQ FLEURS' & 'INTAGLIO' STERLING FORKS, C. 1905, NINE:Sterling silver flatware includes 1 "Les Cinq Fleurs" salad serving fork, L.9 1/2", patent date 1900, and a set of 8 "Intagli

Reed & Barton sterling silver serving fork and spoon. Reticulated floral scrolling decoration. Marked on reverse. 9in length. 6.2 ozt.

A 19th century Reed and Barton sterling silver presentation cup with floral decorations and a beaded top rim. The cup is engraved on one panel "F. I. Osgood, from his brother.” Dimensions are: 8

19th century Reed & Barton Francis 1st sterling silver center bowl, marked" REED & BARTON STERLING X568 FRANCIS I", D: 8 inches, H: 4.5 inches, Weight: 13 ozt (404.35 grams)

19th century Reed & Barton Francis 1st sterling silver center bowl, marked" REED & BARTON STERLING X568 FRANCIS I", D: 8 inches, H: 4.5 inches, Weight: 13 ozt (404.35 grams)

Pair of Reed and Barton 'Love Disarmed' Sterling Silver Serving Fork and Spoon. With chased figural, floral, and foliate decoration. Marked 'Eagle, R in shield, lion rampant, STERLING, PAT. APPL'D FOR

(lot of 3) Reed & Barton sterling silver "Francis I" pattern serving fork and two serving spoons, 12.64 troy oz.

Reed & Barton "Francis I" Sterling Silver Salad Serving Fork. Measures approx. - 9 1/2" long. Weight - 4.73 troy oz.

WILLIAM WISE & SON - end of 19th c., United-States Sterling silver serving spoon and fork with a floral decor. Marked on the handle: Sterling and WM Wise & Son Weight: 222.8g

Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Serving Pieces - Les Six Fleurs Pattern. Fork & spoon monogrammed. 20 ozt. Max. L 12".

Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Tea & Coffee Service with a Wilcox Silver Plate Co. Traylate 19th century15 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches (tray)9 1/4 x 9 3/4 x 4 3/4 inches (coffee pot)86.80 troy ounces (sterling

late 19th century Taunton, Massachusetts inscribed "In 1888 / This belonged to J.P. Morgan / It is fitting that it now / belongs to / W.R. Wilkerson / Love / Norman Krasna" 40 troy ounces Condition: t

late 19th century. Rococo form with unusually formed tongs. having monogram. L8 1/4" 2.6oz

Grouping of 23 sterling silver serving forks including 6 matching pickle forks circa 1870, 2 John Westervelt forks (Newburgh NY circa 1850), etc.; combined with two 19th century sterling nut picks. Al

Reed & Barton Classic Rose pattern silver flatware service for 12. including cake knife, ladle, large serving fork, serving spoon, three and two pronged forks and salad service spoons. Weight 2863 gra

A SET OF SEVEN REED & BARTON STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVERS IN THE "FRANCIS I" PATTERN, TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS, DESIGNED 1907, three large cold meat serving forks, one large salad serving fork with

"Florentine Lace" pattern, comprising: two salad serving sets, fork with scalloped bowl spoon, two tomatoes servers, two pierced serving spoons, three serving spoons, two serving forks, total weight a

2 Reed & Barton sterling silver serving pieces. 1) Love disarmed serving spoon 8.75in length. 2) Large cupid pattern asparagus fork in original sleeve. 9.75in length.

Sterling silver salad set in the "Francis I" pattern, by Reed & Barton, no monogram or removal, to include one serving fork,marked with an eagle, the letter R, and a lion, one serving spoo

A Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Serving Set. In the Love Disarmed pattern. Comprising a serving fork and spoon (length: 10.5") Wt: 16.00 ozt

"Florentine Lace" sauce ladle, "Hepplewhite" and "Marlborough" cold meat serving forks, and bonbon bowl with repousse flower, scroll, acanthus, and bead decorated rim. Bowl 1"h x 6"w, servers 9". 9.74

Whiting Manufacturing Co. Sterling Silver Spoons and a Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Basket, Providence, Rhode Island, late 19th century, and Taunton, Massachusetts, 1940, six spoons in Lily of the Va