Two Sterling Silver Servers

Set of two sterling silver servers. Renaissance revival style open metalwork design with ornate scrolling, floral, and other forms. Each stamped STERLING. Total approximate weight 255.1 grams. SHIPPIN

Two Victorian sterling silver asparagus serversChawner & Co, London and Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham1844 and 1888length of larger 10in (25.5cm); total weight approximately 11oz troy Provenance:Pro

Two Sterling Silver and Enamel Servers by Gorham and Shieblerto include: a Gorham Louis XVI serving spoon, 1896 patent mark, with shaped bowl, monogrammed "F.A. Draper" to handle underside (8 7/8 in.)

The Faneuil Collection by TIFFANY. Sterling Silver. Two pie servers include: - Pie Server with Silverplate Blade in Faneuil - Pie & Cake Server with Stainless Blade in Faneuil Length: 10 1/8 in Total

Two American Sterling Silver Flatware Serversthe first, a fish slice, mark of Jacobi & Jenkins, Baltimore, circa early 20th century, with repousse handle and cross-hatched blade with script monogram;

Two Pairs of American Sterling Silver Servers 1880s Comrpising a pair of salad servers marked Gorham with acid etched flowers and berries, and a pair of fish servers marked Bailey, Banks & Biddle with

Two Antique Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Serversthe first an Oriental pie server with mark of John Polhamus for Tiffany & Co., pierced diapered design blade with engraved scrolling foliate decoration

Two Attributed Gorham Lotus Sterling Silver Serversthe first an ice cream slice, the blade featuring a matte finish and gilding, further embellished with bright cut engraving in a coordinating Egyptia

Two Tiffany & Co. Italian Sterling Silver Servers with Gold Washpatented circa 1870, one with period mark circa 1907-1947, directorship of John C. Moore II, includes a large serving spoon (9 1/2 in.),

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An estate lot featuring two (2) Cartier sterling silver breakfast table servers. Classic designs. Includes: one (1) creamer pitcher (4.25" x 4.5" x 2"); and one (1) lidded sugar bowl with round wood f

Seven Antique American Sterling Silver Serversincluding two bright cut spoons and an asparagus server by Whiting; a serving spoon and ice cream slice with mark of J. E. Caldwell; a tablespoon by Gorha

Georg Jensen Two Unusual Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Pastry server and Spoon. Signed and numbered 39. With owls and twisted stem handles. 7.5 ozt. Max. L 9 1/2". Imagination Unlimited, 1992. A Pri

Two American Sterling Silver Gilt and Enamel Ice Cream Servers ca. 1900, by the Whiting Mfg. Co., Providence, Rhode Island, including an ice cream slice, l. 14", and serving fork, 10-3/4", each in an

Four Antique American Sterling Silver Serversincluding a Whiting Oval Twist strainer spoon (9 in.) and lettuce fork; and two Gorham relish forks with twisted handles. No monograms. 4.4 total troy oz.

Gorham tray with two handles with reeded trim and engraved center. 123 ozt. [27" H x 20" W].

DESCRIPTION: Two sterling silver items by Tuttle Silver Company: (1) William Abdy reproduction gravy server or brandy warmer featuring wooden handle. Hallmarked on underside. (1) Underplate or saucer.

Grouping of Six (6) Antique Sterling Silver: Server 10" L, Shell Bowl Spoon 6-1/8" L, Knife 10-1/4" L, Pierced Serving Fork 9-5/8" L, Serving Fork 8-7/8" L, and Two Tine Serving Fork 8-1/8" L. All app

Including a ladle, American, 20th Century. Manufactured by Whiting Manufacturing Company, New York. Length 10 1/2”. Script A monogram. Together with a scoop, possibly an asparagus server. Partially

Two Sterling Silver Serving Spoons. One bearing a goldwash to the bowl. Both are monogrammed illegibly. Together with a sterling silver fish server Wt: 7.00 ozt

Two Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Including:  Serving tongs, marked, monogrammed, 17cm. Fish server, marked, 26.5cm. 189gr.

Two Shiebler Sterling Silver Nautical Motif Serving Pieces. Comprising fish server and serving fork; decorated with fish, seaweed, starfish, octopus, etc. Both marked with 'STERLING, S wing mark, 2558

8 1/4"l. Together with two Tiffany sterling silver "Persian" pattern serving spoon, and English sterling silver server, and a Georg Jensen ladle. Approx. 12 t.o.

Gorham, 1904-1905, three pieces of Art Nouveau sterling silver server utensils comprising one asparagus fork and a two-piece salad serving set, all having wide handles decorated with grapes, berries,