Two Russian fruit knives of the company Grachev

Together with a three antler carving pieces, six mother of pearl handled knives, a similar fruit knife, a Birks sterling fork, two silver plated forks and a plated sugar tong, and seven sterling handl

Together with a three antler carving pieces, six mother of pearl handled knives, a similar fruit knife, a Birks sterling fork, two silver plated forks and a plated sugar tong, and seven sterling handl

Together with two coin silver spoons, and various spoons, forks, knife rest, and a carving set. Losses.

Three Russian .84 Silver Footed Kiddush Cups. Together with a set of three Polish silverplate Norblin fruit knives, three silverplate kiddush cups, and an Italian silverplate Olri two handled cup whic

Two Knife Racks, one by Cuisinart, the other unmarked, both with possibly associates sets of knives, together with two boxed sets of serving utensils and a wooden fruit bowl The larger knife rack: 13-

A Collection of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Utensils. Cypress pattern. Comprising two salad forks, a teaspoon, two fruit knives, one dinner knife, two lobster picks, a lemon fork and a bottle opener

Two folding fruit knives with mother of pearl handles, one hallmarked Sheffield 1918, the other Birmingham 1915. Largest approx. 4 3/4" long (open) (2) Please Note - we do not make reference to the co

1. Puukko knife in its original leather scabbard with slightly curved single edged blade and horn hilt. 2. Russian folding knife, 19th c. with thick single edged blade, brass grip with wooden scales.

TWO SILVER MAGNIFYING GLASSES together with two silver bladed fruit knives. Sheffield 1905, 1988, 1898 & 1907. 123 grams overall. Largest 12 cm x 5 cm. (4)

Coffee pot has some roughness to the spout and is marked "Germany." Lot also includes two "Blue Onion" fruit knives.

11 Pieces of Railroad Silverware Insco and Reed and Barton - Santa Fe, Northern Pacific , Great Northern Group includes four Northern Pacific Railway Company knives, two Santa Fe knife, Reed and Barto

Two small Ivory handled fruit knives Brumby & Middleton and George Vostenholm makers 9 cm (2)

United States, Europe, Asia,20th Century Includes an SOG hand axe, a River Canyon Bowie Knife, a Japanese digging knife, a Russian knife, and two Glock knives. Metal,Smallest overall 9".Largest overal

A Set of Twelve English Silver Fruit Knives. In two fitted cases Knife length: 6"

1st century BC-2nd century AD. A small table or fruit-knife with two-edged iron blade, ribbed baluster and columnar bronze handle with pierced knop finial. 17.3 grams, 10.4cm (4"). Property of a Dutch

Lot of Flatware consisting of four mother of pearl handle fruit knives along with two serving pieces in silver plate. Fruit knives have a sterling band around them.

Collection of Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Flatware, Comprising eleven R. Wallace fig shaped spoons with monogram; twelve Reed & Barton teaspoons; two sets of six sterling handled fruit knives {length

French Silver and Mother-of-Pearl Fruit Service Marked '.950'. Comprising: Eleven fruit knives Eleven fruit forks Together with: Two horn handled knives Five mother-of-pearl

(lot of 30) English mother-of-pearl handled fruit knives and forks, including: (24) Martin, Hall & Company matched set, (12) knives and (12) forks, all having engraved electroplate blades and tines, s

Group of Vintage Knives and Field Surgical Kit, group of nine pocket knives including: Indianapolis Fruit Company, The Travelers Insurance Company, Barlow, one with key marked 14K etc., steel case fie

Grouping of Ten (10) Russian Art Nouveau Silver Handle Serving Pieces. Includes: 6 two tine forks, and 4 knives. Russian 84 hallmark and stamped 900 on a few pieces. Needs cleaning. Largest measures 8

Two Russian Silver Gilt and Enamel Egg Boxes, with spurious marks "H3" and portrait "84", swan and foliate design, on hoofed feet, h. 3 3/4 in.

Group of Sterling Silver and Silver Plated FlatwareIncluding carving sets, fruit knives, ten sterling silver iced tea spoons, five Gorham sterling "Shamrock V" pattern grapefruit spoons, ten

The first Moscow, 1788, the second St. Petersburg, 1869, appx. 12 t.o. 3"h