121636: STERLING SILVERWARE GROUPING, 19TH-20TH C.

STERLING SILVERWARE GROUPING, LATE 19TH-EARLY 20TH CENTURY, 20 PIECES, L 4 1/4"-8 3/4":Including one Baronial pattern serving fork (1973) and one Strasbourg pattern (1897) teaspoon, engraved with "Josephine" on the reverse of the handle, made by Gorham sterling; one Bridal Rose pattern demitasse spoon (1903), one Orange Blossom, old pattern demitasse spoon monogrammed "MB"(1905) and one Marie Antoinette pattern teaspoon (c. 1910) made by The Alvin Company; one unmarked demitasse spoon with handle of owl design and a pattern of leaves in a circle; one Stieff Rose pattern dinner fork (1892) by Samuel Kirk & Sons, Inc.; one Monticello pattern teaspoon (1908) and one Orleans pattern teaspoon monogrammed "HF" (?) by Lunt Silversmiths; two Fontenac pattern teaspoons (1903), one monogrammed "CAK" and one engraved "Charlotte", and one Beacon Hill pattern dinner fork (1913), monogrammed "EBNC" (?), by International Silver Company; one Bead pattern grapefruit spoon (1893), monogrammed "EHG" (?), by Durgin Division of The Gorham Company; one Madam Jumel pattern spoon (1908), monogrammed "B" (?), by Whiting Division of The Gorham Company; one Laurel pattern spoon (1927), with illegible monogram, by Frank Smith Silver Company; one olive/pickle fork with Fleur des lis and bird markings, amongst others; one teaspoon, monogrammed "FJH" (?), with illegible markings; one teaspoon by M.S. Smith & Co. of unknown pattern, engraved "Gracie"; one small spoon, of unknown patter Read more…