FOUR GORHAM "BUTTERCUP" STERLING SERVING UTENSILS

Four serving spoons, gorham "versailles pattern" [8 1/2" L]. 12.40ozt. Needs polishing.

Modern sterling silver serving utensils, group of five, comprising three sterling spoons including one Gorham, one four tined fork, and one 800 flat blade server. Longest: 10.75" L. Approx 15.45 ozt.

Four sterling utensils including Gorham berry spoon in buttercup pattern, 1950. Also includes child's medicine spoon marked sterling KEM PAT, Towle soft cheese spreader in Old English pattern 1892 and

Patented 1899. Five hollow handled dinner knives four serving spoons, eight soup spoons, ten teaspoons, one bent bowl, two dinner forks, five pastry forks, five seafood forks, six butter spreaders and

Group of four sterling silver serving utensils, comprising an Art Nouveau ladle, marked: "Gorham sterling, a cheese knife in the "Repousse" pattern, marked: "Sterling Handle," a pair of sugar tongs, m

Seventy-five pieces of Gorham "Strasbourg" pattern Sterling Silver flatware. Features 12 four-piece place settings plus additional flatware and serving utensils. Includes 12 x 9" dinner knives, 12 x 7

Lot of 22 assorted sterling and coin silver flatware. Includes two George Doty coin silver serving spoons, four Gorham tipped fiddle forks and one spoon circa 1855, six Gorham Buttercup pattern spoons

DESCRIPTION: Two pieces Gorham sterling silver serving utensils. Includes: 1) Solid bowl serving spoon in the H86 pattern. With Gorham hallmark and "Sterling H86". 8-1/2". 2) Pierced potato chip or sn

American, 19th-20th century. Six specialty serving utensils by Gorham, each marked; largest lg. 12.75 in., total sterling weight 16.5ozt (482g).

Four sterling serving utensils including Crosby, Hunnewell and Morse spoon 13.5”L, Potter Mellon spoon, 12.5”L, Reed and Barton server with sterling handle ,13”L, and other with ster

Large sterling silver serving fork and spoon. Manufacture's marks to underside, and sterling. 8.75in long approx. 5.220ozt

comprising a Tiffany & Co. iced tea straw, an S. Kirk and Son server, a Ben JJ Mayo server and a fish server. Use wear, scratches, bends. Largest: 10 1/2" long, 2 3/8" wide. Weight: 7.430 OZT. Provena

Late 19th c. Gorham Sterling Silver Large Confection Spoon, pattern H866, ornate form with openwork bowl and figural decoration to handle, retailed by Theodore B. Starr, New York, 8 3/4" long, 6.64 oz

(lot of 2) Gorham sterling silver serving utensils, in the "Medallion" pattern, consisting of a soup ladle and a pasta server, longest, 11.5"l; total approx. silver weight 7.29 Troy oz.

Four Gorham Sterling Silver Serving Pieces Comprising an Old Medici pattern serving spoon, length 10 1/2 inches, a Paris pattern asparagus server, length 9 1/2 inches, and two Florentine pattern servi

2 large serving spoons, 3 tablespoons, 3 sugar shells, 2 cold meat forks, 2 ladles, 2 butter knives, 1 nut spoon, 1 pickle fork. 15 pieces total. 30.75 troy oz.

Whiting and Gorham sterling silver serving utensils. To include: 1) Whiting sterling silver ladle and spoon in matching pattern. One with retailer mark of Wright Kay & Co., the other with Shaw & Berry

Antique Gorham Sterling Silver Serving Utensils & Baby Set. Hallmarked. Large fork, fish fork, ladle and baby utensil fork and spoon. Ladle measures 7 inches in length. Total weight approximately 9.5

11.6 troy ounces total. Including a spoon with shell bowl by S. Kirk & Son. King's Pattern fork by Geo. W. Adams, London, 1849 (dents, weighted) and two spoons, one marked "WH" and one marked FAB & Co

Four (4) Sterling Silver Serving Utensils. Includes Wallace Irian sterling handled carving set with sharpening steel and Watson reticulated serving tongs. All pieces marked sterling. Vintage condition

Gorham Sterling Silver "Buttercup" fish serving set, comprising of a fish serving knife.

Four American sterling silver serving utensils: ladle with shell-form bowl and floral handle, monogrammed K, by R. Wallace & Sons; large spoon with delicate scrolling by Wendell Manufacturing Co.; lar

Gorham sterling silver fish serving utensils in "Cluny" pattern 1880-1883. (1) Large fish serving fork and (1) fish serving knife both marked to backside. Both monogrammed to backside. Total weight- 8

including two pieces by Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence, RI consisting of a "Domestic" sugar spoon and a pair of "Chantilly" sugar tongs, a set of three "Imperial Queen" pieces by Whiting Mfg. Co. of a