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Coin silver serving spoon (Wood and Hughes)
This rare coin silver serving spoon was made by Wood & Hughes of New York, circa 1865. It has a lovely engraved gold washed bowl and the handle has a band of applied beading down its middle and a large three dimensional medallion face at its top. The gold wash is on the front of the bowl and not the back, although our pictures show light reflections that suggest it is also on the back. The engraved decoration on the front is crisp and clear. The spoon is in very good condition, but does show fine light scratches from use and also polishing, especially on the underside of the neck of this spoon. On the back of the handle is engraved in script "MA Hunt from CM Hunt" and the makers initials. A rare and dramatic piece of antique coin silver! Length: 9½ inches.
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Sterling berry/casserole spoon (MAJESTIC Alvin Silver)
This large antique serving spoon was first produced in the early 1900s by the Alvin Manufacturing Company. The condition is very good and the bowl of the spoon shows some light scratches from gentle use. The raised floral pattern on both front and back is quite clear and crisp. Well marked with the makers mark and Sterling. Has monogram (CJR). Length: 9¼ inches.
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KR079
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Sterling silver sardine fork (DAFFODIL, Baker Manchester)
This 4-tine sardine fork, with engraving on the base of the tines and a striking daffodil-designed handle, was first issued in 1900. Both the front and back of the handle are decorated and there is a monogram ("E") engraved on the back of the handle. Marked sterling and has a Baker Manchester hallmark. Length: 5 3/8 inches; width: 1¾ inches.
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L081
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Sterling silver pierced olive spoon (CLAREMONT, Blackinton)
This antiques olive spoon by R. Blackinton has a gold-washed bowl, and is well marked with makers mark, sterling and Pat. 1906. Condition is very good, showing fine silver detail and gentle use. Length: 6 inches.
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Sterling silver and enamel gilt demitasse spoon set (ELA)
Fine art deco set of 6 gilded sterling silver demitasse spoons with beautifully enameled handles in various bright colors. Spoons are marked "Ela Denmark Sterling 925S". Spoon length is ~3 7/8". Condition is excellent.
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KR166
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Sterling silver ice tongs/lrg sugar tongs (EMPRESS, Gorham)
These rare antique tongs, with ornate feather-claw ends, are in the extremely attractive engraved Empress pattern. They are in very fine condition and show only gentle use. Issued in 1880 by designer George Wilkinson and marked with a Gorham Manufacturing Co. hallmark (lion, anchor and G), sterling and Patent 1880. Length: ~5¾ inches.
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L082
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Sterling silver olive fork (STRATFORD International Silver)
This long-handled olive fork is well marked with makers mark and sterling. Condition is very good and shows only gentle use. This pattern was first made circa 1902. Traditional "R" monogram on handle. Length: ~ 8½ inches. See below for a matching olive spoon (#L082a).
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KR177
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Sterling silver lrg cold meat fork (MARLBOROUGH Reed&Barton)
The large serving (cold meat) fork was first made in the Marlborough pattern in 1906. This fork is in very good condition, with only minor signs of use, and it is well marked with the makers name and sterling. Length: ~9 ¼ inches.
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Sterling silver salad fork (MERRIMACK, Towle Silversmiths)
A salad fork in a delicate hammered silver pattern that is well marked with makers mark, sterling and 925/1000. Condition is very good with only very minor surface scratches. This pattern was first made in 1916. Length: 6 ¾ inches.
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