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Servers will be broken down into six sections: Serving Spoons (those with a bowl), Serving Forks (those with tines), Serving Knives (those with blades), Serving Sets (combinations of servers or serving and place pieces), Ladles (bowls again!), and Miscellaneous Servers (everything else!). Identifying the original use of a server can sometimes be difficult, especially if one does not have the manufacturer's catalog. As a consequence we may have just what you need listed under a completely different category than what you might expect. Thus it is hoped that having a separate page for these six broad groupings of servers will enable you to search through somewhat similar categories that may more quickly yield what you are looking for. These sections will include post-Civil War American Servers and foreign examples of any age. There is a separate archival only page devoted to Baltimore Repoussι Servers if that is your only interest. For Civil War and earlier American examples please check out Coin Silver Servers, Coin Silver Ladles, and Coin Silver Sugar Tongs. For all of our stock of 20th century handcrafted silverware please check out the Arts & Crafts Silverware page. Also please check out our Place Flatware page.

If a piece is marked Hold it has been reserved by a customer,  if it is marked Paid we have received a check, and if it is marked Sold the transaction has been completed. To examine our latest additions please check out our New Listings. Please use the inventory number during correspondence to help us identify a particular item.

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Berry Spoons (aka Fruit)

1507-24.jpg (39770 bytes) 1507-24. Alvin 'Nuremburg' Small Berry Spoon (1903) with fancy bowl. Script mono "F" on the front and "1879-1904" on the back of the handle. 7.0" long, 2.38" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. $ 75.
1463-06.jpg (38902 bytes) 1463-06. Alvin 'Raphael' Large Berry Spoon (c.1902) with fancy gilt bowl. No mono. 9.12" long, 2.88" bowl width, 4.7 troy oz. $ 700.
1411-44.jpg (39676 bytes) 1411-44. Alvin 'William Penn' Berry Spoon (1907). Mono "R". 7.88" long, 2.5" bowl width, 2.2 troy oz. $ 60.
1505-51.jpg (40216 bytes) 1505-51. Antique Victorian Silverplate Berry Spoon with robed figural finial and engraved oval gilt bowl; marked by Atkin Bros. of Sheffield and struck with registry marks for 1878(?). 8.88" long, 2.12" bowl width. A few discoloration spots in the bowl. $ 70.
1460-48z.jpg (38518 bytes) 1460-48/49. 2 Canfield Bro. & Co. 'Antique Chased' Berry Spoons with lobed ovoid gilt bowls, c.1850-1870. Replaced mono "RJO". 8.75" long, 2.12" bowl width, 1.7 troy oz. each. $ 200./ea
1458-04.jpg (40413 bytes) 1458-04. Currier & Roby 'Onslow' Berry Spoon with oval bowl (#26L); retailed by the Tilden-Thurber Co. of Providence RI, c.1920-1940. No mono. 8.62" long, 2.5" bowl width, 2.4 troy oz. $ 175.
1493-54.jpg (39631 bytes) 1493-54. Gorham 'Antique Engraved' Berry Spoon with floral engraved gilt bowl, c.1885-1910. 9.0" long, 2.88" bowl width, 2.5 troy oz. Later mono "M" over previous erasure. SOLD
1402-33.jpg (40366 bytes) 1402-33. Gorham 'Corinthian' Small Berry Spoon (1871) with engraved and gilt bowl. Mono "JEC". 7.5" long, 1.62" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. Some wear to gilding. $ 95.
1461-25.jpg (38806 bytes) 1461-25. Gorham 'Etruscan' Berry Spoon (1913) with gilt bowl. Mono "GWB". 8.75" long, 2.5" bowl width, 2.7 troy oz. $ 125.
1396-34.jpg (39754 bytes) 1396-34. Gorham 'Lancaster' Berry Spoon (1897) with lobed bowl. No mono. 7.81" long, 2.44" bowl width, 1.7 troy oz. $ 85.
1389-08.jpg (40013 bytes) 1389-08. Gorham 'Old French' Berry Spoon (1904) with gilt bowl. Mono "T". 8.88" long, 3.88" bowl width, 3.9 troy oz. $ 160.
1361-03.jpg (40258 bytes) 1361-03. Gorham 'Swiss' Berry Spoon (1870) with engraved gilt bowl. Mono "R". 8.5" long, 2.5" bowl width, 2.2 troy oz. $ 150.
1422-51.jpg (39593 bytes) 1422-51. Knowles 'Lexington' Berry Spoon (c.1900) with fancy gilt bowl retailed by Arthur Wallenhorst of Baltimore MD. No mono. 9.06" long, 2.5" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. $ 125.
1354-39.jpg (38423 bytes) 1354-39. Pair Krider & Biddle Silvergilt Small Berry or Jelly Spoons in a floral decorated 'Antique Engraved' pattern with shaped fancy bowl; c.1860-1870. Engraved "Clara". 7.12" long, 1.62" bowl width, 2 troy oz. total. $ 170.
1486-10.jpg (39383 bytes) 1486-10. George III 'Old English' "Berry" Spoon with later chased handle and gilt bowl decoration; marked by John Lambe at London in 1799/1800. 8.25" long, 1.62" bowl width,1.5 troy oz. Remains of worn mono. $ 60.
1421-17.jpg (39880 bytes) 1421-17. J. S. MacDonald 'Antique Engraved' Small Berry or Jelly Spoon with ribbed ovoid bowl, c.1880-1900. Replacement mono "R". 7.06" long, 1.69" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. Some loss of engraving sharpness with the removal of original mono. $ 40.
1486-12.jpg (39024 bytes) 1486-12. George III 'Fiddle' "Berry" Spoon with later chased handle and gilt bowl decoration; marked by Robert Rutland at London in 1817/18 8.62" long, 1.62" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. Mono erased. $ 75.
1509-07.jpg (39503 bytes) 1509-07. Schofield 'Josephine' Berry Spoon (c.1899) with lobed gilt bowl; retailed by Hennegan, Bates & Co. Mono "MBB". This pattern was probably originated by the predecessor firm C. Klank & Sons. 8.5" long, 2.62" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. $ 80.
1485-35.jpg (38804 bytes) 1485-35. Shiebler Small Berry Spoon with heraldic and foliate scroll style handle, retailed by William H. Saxton of Baltimore MD, c.1880-1890. Mono "ELL". 7.0" long, 1.88" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. $ 150.
1482-29.jpg (38752 bytes) 1482-29. Stieff 'Chrysanthemum' Large Berry or Salad Spoon with lobed shaped bowl, c.1910-1925. Mono "W". 9.12" long, 2.88" bowl width, 3.8 troy oz. $ 250.
1454-43.jpg (39526 bytes) 1454-43. Stieff 'Rose' Large Berry Spoon with hand-chased repoussι five berry decorated bowl. Engraved "1887P1912" for a 25th wedding anniversary. 9.12" long, 2.75" bowl width, 4.0 troy oz. One of the earliest examples with the fruit chased repoussι bowl. STOLEN!! If seen please contact us.
1507-62.jpg (39405 bytes) 1507-62. Stieff 'Rose' Large Berry Spoon with hand-chased repoussι four berry decorated bowl, c.1920-1930. Mono "K". 9.0" long, 2.75" bowl width, 3.9 troy oz. SOLD
1507-63.jpg (39789 bytes) 1507-63. Stieff 'Rose' Small Berry Spoon with lobed bowl, c.1905-1910. Mono "B". 7.88" long, 2.5" bowl width, 2.6 troy oz. $ 140.
1462-08.jpg (38698 bytes) 1462-08. Stieff 'Rose' Small Berry Spoon with hand-chased repoussι three berry decorated bowl, c.1915-1925. Mono "EFF". 8.0" long, 2.5" bowl width, 3.0 troy oz. Early example with hand-chased bowl decoration. $ 300.
1403-30.jpg (40325 bytes) 1403-30. A. Stowell & Co. 'Antique Engraved' Berry Spoon with berry engraved fancy bowl, Boston MA c.1860-1880. No mono. Marked "COIN". 8.12" long, 2.06" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. $ 75.
1454-35.jpg (39910 bytes) 1454-35. Towle 'No. 43' Small Berry Spoon (1882) with floral engraved gilt bowl. Mono "D". 7.0" long, 2.12" bowl width, 1.2 troy oz. SOLD
1309-18.jpg (39111 bytes) 1309-18. Unger 'Jonquil' Small Berry Spoon (1904) with fancy gilt bowl. Mono "MSP". 7" long, 1.62" bowl width, 1.4 troy oz. $ 175.
1429-45.jpg (40217 bytes) 1429-45. Welsh & Bro. 'Antique Engraved' Berry Spoon with floral engraved scoop bowl, working 1883-1909. Mono "JAM". 8.5" long, 2.25" bowl width, 1.8 troy oz. $ 140.
1422-29.jpg (38960 bytes) 1422-29. Wendt & Co. 'Florentine' Berry Spoon (1870) with floral engraved bowl; retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low of Boston MA. Mono "A.H.F." 9.0" long, 2.25" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. SOLD
1480-41.jpg (39952 bytes) 1480-41. Whiting 'Empire' Berry Spoon (1894) with lobed gilt ovoid bowl. Mono "WRW". 8.75" long, 2.62" bowl width, 2.8 troy oz. $ 125.
1425-14.jpg (38887 bytes) 1425-14. Whiting 'Imperial Queen' Medium Berry Spoon (1895) with lobed matte gilt bowl; retailed by J. S. MacDonald of Baltimore MD. 7.75" long, 2.25" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. Mono erased.  $ 100.
1422-52.jpg (39424 bytes) 1422-52. Whiting 'King Edward' Medium Berry Spoon (1901). Mono "P". 8.06" long, 2.38" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. $ 140.
1496-05.jpg (39616 bytes) 1496-05. Whiting 'Oval Twist' Berry Spoon (1880) with lobed edge gilt bowl. No mono. 9.12" long, 2.62" bowl width, 2.6 troy oz. Some wear to bowl interior gilding. $ 150.
1401-05.jpg (39617 bytes) 1401-05. American 'Antique Chased' Berry Spoon with fancy bowl; marked "925 STERLING" only, c.1880-1900. Intertwined mono "MS". 8.56" long, 2.12" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. $ 125.
1311-06.jpg (39946 bytes) 1311-06. Continental 'Hanovarian' Small Berry Spoon with gilt shell-form bowl; possibly Swiss, marked [800] only, c.1900-1935. Mono "AR". 6.88" long, 2" width, 1.5 troy oz. $ 50.

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Bon Bon Spoons (aka Candy, Nut & etc)

1362-33.jpg (40680 bytes) 1362-33. Dominick & Haff 'Alexandra' Bon Bon Spoon (1903) with wide ovoid bowl. No mono. 4.75" long, 1.56" bowl width. Possibly a bouillon spoon. $ 28.
1351-35.jpg (40045 bytes) 1351-35. Gorham 'Celeste' Bon Bon Spoon (1956) with pierced ovoid bowl. No mono. 4.12" long, 1.44" bowl width. $ 35.
1375-04.jpg (39561 bytes) 1375-04. Gorham 'Kensington Bon Bon Spoon (1890). No mono. 5.12" long, 2.38" bowl width. Some discoloration to bowl. $ 45.
1447-46.jpg (35678 bytes) 1447-46. Gorham 'No. 587' Bon Bon Spoon with fancy cast bowl and handle, c.1885-1905. No mono. Photo of marks. 6.75" long, 3.25" bowl width. $ 240.
1468-22.jpg (39262 bytes) 1468-22. Kirk 'Calvert' Bon Bon Spoon (1928) with fluted bowl. No mono. 4.88" long, 1.88" bowl width. Some discoloration to bowl. $35.
1448-16.jpg (38931 bytes) 1448-16. Kirk 'Cheryl' Bon Bon Spoon (1962) with lobed circular bowl. No mono. 4.75" long, 2.0 bowl width. $ 35.
1448-64.jpg (39068 bytes) 1448-64. Kirk 'Mayflower' Bon Bon Spoon with lobed circular bowl. Mono "GBO'D". 5.12" long, 2.0" bowl width. $ 45.
1503-50.jpg (38569 bytes) 1503-50. Kirk 'Old Maryland plain' Bon Bon Spoon with lobed circular bowl, c.1960. Mono "JPN". 5.12" long, 2.0" bowl width. $ 35.
1297-43.jpg (38002 bytes) 1297-43. Kirk 'Repoussι' Bon Bon Spoon with fruit embossed bowl, c.1910-1920. Mono "EN". 5.12" long, 2.0" bowl width. $ 60.
1114-24.jpg (38965 bytes) 1114-24. Mealy featheredge pattern Bon Bon Spoon c.1900-1930. Mono "MCS". 5.25" long, 2.25" bowl width. $ 30.
1454-19.jpg (39032 bytes) 1454-19. Stieff 'Chrysanthemum' Bon Bon Spoon with shaped bowl, c.1910-1925. Mono "P". 5.38" long, 2.12" bowl width. $ 65.
1398-21.jpg (39171 bytes) 1398-21. Stieff 'Rose' Bon Bon Spoon with shaped bowl, c.1940-1970. No mono. 5.25" long, 2.12" bowl width. $ 50.
1492-60.jpg (39048 bytes) 1492-60. Stieff 'Rose Motif' Bon Bon Spoon (1954) with embossed circular bowl. No mono. 4.75" long, 1.88" bowl width. $ 35.
1458-16.jpg (38863 bytes) 1458-16. Arthur Stone 'Onslow' Bon Bon Spoon with circular bowl; hand-wrought by craftsman Charles W. Brown, working 1912-1937. No mono. 4.5" long, 1.88 bowl diameter, 1.0 troy oz. $ 275.
1378-11.jpg (38319 bytes) 1378-11. Towle 'Lafayette' Bon Bon Spoon (1905) with pierced bowl. Mono "S". 5.19" long, 2.12" bowl width. $ 40.
1510-62.jpg (38324 bytes) 1510-62. Whiting 'Louis XV' Bon Bon Spoon (1891) with stamped and pierced bowl. No mono. 4.38" long, 2.0" bowl width. $ 30.
1196-27.jpg (40609 bytes) 1196-27. American (?) Silvergilt Bon Bon Spoon with cloisonnι enamel decoration at the end of a twist handle, c.1890-1915. No mono. Marked sterling only. 5.56" long, 1.62" bowl width. $ 45.
1510-64.jpg (38399 bytes) 1510-64. American Bon Bon Spoon in an unknown foliate scroll pattern with fancy floral and foliate scroll decorated bowl; marked sterling only, c.1890-1915. No mono. 5.12" long, 2.12" bowl width. $ 22.

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Cracker & Saratoga Chip Scoops

1427-34.jpg (38505 bytes) 1427-34. Gorham 'Cambridge' Saratoga Chip Scoop (1899) with pierced bowl Replaced vertical script mono "EMG". 8.25" long, 3.38" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. $ 350.

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Entree Spoons (aka Basting, Gravy, Sauce, Stuffing, Kitchen, Porridge & etc)

1498-31.jpg (40949 bytes) 1498-31. Antique George III 'Old English' Gravy Spoon marked by the unidentified [IB] at London in 1814/15. Mono "WPJ". 12.62" long, 2.25" bowl width, 4.7 troy oz. $ 225.
1509-18.jpg (38587 bytes) 1509-18. Antique George III 'Old English' Gravy Spoon marked by Peter & Ann Bateman at London in 1799/1800. Engraved crest of a star between wings. 12.0" long, 2.0" bowl width, 3.5 troy oz. Very slight bowl tip wear. $ 200.
1264-60.jpg (40423 bytes) 1264-60. J. E. Caldwell & Co. 'Antique' Entree Spoon. Engraved "ASJ" on front and "1929" on back. 13" long, 2.31" bowl width, 4.2 troy oz. $ 180.
1132-11.jpg (39873 bytes) 1132-11. Danish Art Deco Porridge Spoon, marked by Heimburger at Copenhagen in 1911. Mono "ES". 14.75" long, 3.25" bowl width, 4.5 troy oz. $ 230.
1515-49.jpg (40810 bytes) 1515-49. Antique Victorian Entree Spoon in the 'Hanovarian' pattern with rattail bowl-back; marked by Francis Higgins for Francis Higgins & Son at London in 1895/96. 11.88" long, 2.25" bowl width, 2.0" bowl length, 0.62" bowl depth, 4.7 troy oz. Later engraved in Roman caps "MCM*JHL 1961". $ 230.
1367-33.jpg (40245 bytes) 1367-33. Antique S. Kirk & Son 'Repoussι' Entree Spoon, c.1885-1895. Has the traditional Baltimore "10.15" quality mark as well as a later engraved sterling mark. 11.88" long, 2.12" bowl width, 4.7 troy oz. Mono removed. SOLD
1515-47.jpg (38367 bytes) 1515-47. Kirk 'Old Maryland plain' Entree Spoon with rattail bowl-back decoration; c.1930-1950. No mono. 12.75" long, 2.12" bowl width, 5.5 troy oz. Some scratches to the bowl. $ 225.
1313-51.jpg (40915 bytes) 1313-51. Antique German 'Plain Pointed' Platter Spoon, marked by [IM] at Augsburg, c.1800-1830. Mono "AJM". 13.75" long, 3.19" bowl width, 4.2 troy oz. Some bowl dings. $ 250.
1500-45.jpg (40595 bytes) 1500-45. Antique Continental 'Fiddle' Gravy Spoon marked by Puldich(?), possibly Austro-Hungarian c.1830-1860. No mono. 11.25" long, 2.25" bowl width, 1.8 troy oz. $ 95.
1500-46.jpg (40447 bytes) 1500-46. Antique Continental 'Fiddle' Gravy Spoon marked by Puldich(?), possibly Austro-Hungarian c.1830-1860. No mono. 10.38" long, 1.88" bowl width, 2.2 troy oz. $ 75.
1518-36.jpg (38610 bytes) 1518-36. 2 Carl Schon 'Antique Pointed Hammered' Serving Spoons with ovoid bowl;  Baltimore MD c.1900-1930. No mono. Schon is best known for his electroformed "marine life" jewelry; this piece of flatware is unusual in that the bowl is applied rather than being forged together with the handle from one ingot. 10.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.8 troy oz. each. $ 150./ea
1108-05.jpg (40730 bytes) 1108-05. Antique Continental 'Fiddle' Gravy Spoon, probably German marked [FW] with wheel town mark. Engraved "F:W:E: d: 7 Juli 1850". 11.75" long, 2.31" bowl width, 2.6 troy oz. $ 200.

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Mustard Spoons (also Condiment & Horseradish Spoons)

1411-01.jpg (39956 bytes) 1411-01. Gould, Stowell & Ward 'Grape' Mustard Spoon (1850) of Baltimore MD, working 1855-1858. Mono "JMS". Probably of New England manufacture. 5.5" long, 9.4" bowl width. $ 70.
1396-40.jpg (39324 bytes) 1396-40. Reed & Barton 'L'Elegante' Mustard Spoon (1900). Mono "HG". 4.88" long, 0.69" bowl width. $ 40.
1495-46.jpg (38949 bytes) 1495-46. Whiting 'Oval Twist' Mustard Spoon (1880). Mono "EG" on front of handle. 4.5" long, 0.88" bowl width. $ 40.

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Olive Spoons

1489-44.jpg (39248 bytes) 1489-44. International 'Jeanne d'Arc' Long Olive Spoon (1905) with shaped pierced bowl. No mono. 8.38" long, 1.0" bowl width. $ 65.
1490-42.jpg (39994 bytes) 1490-42. Joseph Seymour 'Square-handled Engraved' Olive Spoon (c.1885) in a Japanese aesthetic style with lobed pierced ovoid gilt bowl; marked only "Pat: Appl'D For". Script engraved "Katie". 7.25" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.75 troy oz. $ 85.
1173-23.jpg (40447 bytes) 1173-23. Frank Smith 'Isleworth' Olive Spoon (1914). Mono "CEK". 5.94" long, 1.0" bowl width. $ 28.
1452-27.jpg (40672 bytes) 1452-27. Tiffany 'Custom Engraved Antique' Olive Spoon with pierced ovoid bowl, c.1875-1891. Mono erased. 8.12" long, 1.25" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz.  $ 230.
1398-14.jpg (38318 bytes) 1398-14. Pair Towle 'Lafayette' Olive Spoon & Fork (1906). Mono "MGG". 6.75" long, 0.75" bowl & tine widths.  $ 70.
1510-65.jpg (39111 bytes) 1510-65. Towle 'Mary Chilton' Olive Spoon (1912) with pierced oblong bowl; retailed by Daniel Low & Co. of Salem MA. Mono "B". 6.38" long, 1.12" bowl width. $ 25.
1489-45.jpg (39940 bytes) 1489-45. Whiting 'Bead' Olive Spoon (1880) with pierced and ruffled edge bowl. No mono. 6.38" long, 1.25" bowl width. $ 38.
1510-49.jpg (38759 bytes) 1510-49. Whiting 'Louis XV' Olive Spoon (1891) with stamped and pierced bowl; retailed by the Hennegan Bates Co. of Baltimore MD. No mono. 6.25" long, 1.38" bowl width. $ 35.

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Pea Spoons

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Serving Spoons (Miscellaneous)

1489-43.jpg (39043 bytes) 1489-43. Bigelow, Kennard & Co. 'Antique Engraved' Serving Spoon with oval bowl, Boston c.1860-1880. 9.0" long, 2.25" bowl width, 2.7 troy oz. Mono erased. $ 125.
1394-28.jpg (40509 bytes) 1394-28. F. Bucher & Sons 'Hand Chased Channelback Repousse' Serving Spoon, Baltimore c.1900-1930. Mono "G". 8.75" long, 1.81" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. $ 95.
1489-42.jpg (39913 bytes) 1489-42. Dominick & Haff 'Mazarin' Serving Spoon (1892) with shaped ovoid bowl; retailed by Rand & Crane of Boston MA. 8.88" long, 2.5" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. Mono erased from front of handle. $ 135.
1509-06.jpg (38570 bytes) 1509-06. Durgin 'Original Bead' Large Serving Spoon (1893) with shaped oval bowl; this may be an ice cream serving spoon. Script mono "ASC". 9.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.7 troy oz. $ 125.
1503-35.jpg (38939 bytes) 1503-35. Gorham 'Fleury' Serving Spoon (1907). Mono "SM". 8.88" long, 2.88" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. $ 80.
1418-08.jpg (40232 bytes) 1418-08. Gorham 'H 884' Serving Spoon with ivory handle, c.1875-1900. No mono. 11.38" long, 2.62" bowl width. $ 600.
1507-22.jpg (39524 bytes) 1507-22. Kirk 'Repoussι' Salad Serving Spoon with flanged ovoid bowl, c.1930-1950. Vertical script mono "CNT". 9.25" long, 2.38" bowl width, 3.4 troy oz. $ 135.
1512-59.jpg (39631 bytes) 1512-59. Kirk 'Repoussι' Large Serving Spoon with ovoid bowl, c.1890-1895. No mono. This is from the first generation of this pattern. 9.5" long, 2.12" bowl width, 3.5 troy oz. $ 200.
1448-30.jpg (38394 bytes) 1448-30. Kirk 'Repoussι' Large Serving Spoon with ovoid bowl, c.1910-1920. Vertical script mono "MAR". 9.5" long, 2.12" bowl width, 3.2 troy oz. $ 180.
1376-20.jpg (39611 bytes) 1376-20. Kirk 'Repoussι' Medium Serving Spoon c.1925-1950. Mono "MLS". 8.44" long, 1.81" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. $ 95.
1327-59.jpg (40414 bytes) 1327-59. Stieff 'Clinton A' Medium Serving Spoon (c.1920). Mono "P". 8.56" long, 1.81" bowl width, 2.1 troy oz. $ 90.
1514-17.jpg (39786 bytes) 1514-17. Stieff 'Rose' Medium Serving Spoon with ovoid bowl, c.1925. Vertical script mono "GWB". 8.5" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.8 troy oz. $ 90.
1503-26.jpg (39295 bytes) 1503-26. Whiting 'Louis XV' Serving Spoon (1891). Mono "S". 9.0" long, 2.12" bowl width, 2.2 troy oz. $ 90.
1326-55.jpg (40050 bytes) 1326-55.German Silver Small Serving Spoon with gilt bowl; made by Wilkens & Sohne and retailed by J. Schumacher, c.1900-1935. No mono. 7.25" long, 1.62" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. $ 35.

 

1345-13.jpg (40708 bytes) 1345-13. German Silver Small Serving Spoon with ovoid bowl; unidentified maker, c.1900-1930. Mono "W". 7.44" long, 1.62" bowl width, 1.4 troy oz. $ 35.
1045-41.jpg (40717 bytes) 1045-41. Antique Continental Silver Small Serving Spoon in the 'Fiddle Thread' pattern; marked only "750", c.1870-1890. Engraved armorial. 7.25" long, 1.75" bowl width, 0.9 troy oz. $ 40.

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Stirring Spoons (aka Claret, Cocktail, Lemonade, Martini, Muddler, Pitcher & etc)

1458-01.jpg (40784 bytes) 1458-01. Porter Blanchard 'Fiddle' Pitcher Spoon with ovoid bowl; handwrought c.1945-1970. No mono. 12.5" long, 1.62" bowl width, 2.4 troy oz. $ 200.
1458-17.jpg (40826 bytes) 1458-17. Arthur Stone 'Pointed End, Anthemion' Pitcher Spoon with ovoid bowl; hand-wrought by craftsman Charles W. Brown. Engraved "S. H. 1914". 12.0" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.2 troy oz. $ 450.
1458-18.jpg (38407 bytes) 1458-18. Arthur Stone 'Pointed End, Threaded' Pitcher Spoon with ovoid bowl; hand-wrought by craftsman Charles W. Brown, working 1912-1937.  Mono "S•M•L". 12.0" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.4 troy oz. $ 225.
1458-19.jpg (40851 bytes) 1458-19. Tuttle Silversmiths 'Pointed End' Pitcher Spoon with pierced ovoid bowl; hand wrought in 1925. No mono. 12.38" long, 1.25" bowl width, 2.2 troy oz. $ 125.

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Sugar Spoons (aka Sugar Shells)

1468-34.jpg (39248 bytes) 1468-34/35. Pair Charles Bein  'Antique Engraved' Sugar Spoons in an  with notched lobed bowl; marked  C. Bein and "COIN" of Baltimore MD, c.1858-1875. No mono. 6.88" long, 1.38" bowl width, 0.95 troy oz. each. Wear to gilding in bowl. $ 45./ea
1385-36.jpg (39253 bytes) 1385-36. Century 'Royal Rose' Sugar Spoon (1938). No mono. Manufactured by the International Silver Co. and retailed by Sears, Roebuck & Co. 6.12" long, 1.44" bowl width. $ 30.
1412-56.jpg (39986 bytes) 1412-56. F. W. Cooper 'Antique Engraved' Sugar Spoon with lobed ovoid bowl, c.1860-1875. Mono "J.T." 6.19" long, 1.38" bowl width. $ 45.
1331-59.jpg (39772 bytes) 1331-59. Dominick & Haff 'Louis XIV' Sugar Spoon (1888) with gilt bowl, retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co. Mono "FJ". 6" long, 1.31" bowl width. $ 40.
1513-30.jpg (39029 bytes) 1513-30. Dominick & Haff 'Renaissance' Sugar Spoon ((1894), the lobed gilt bowl with fancy mask on the back, retailed by James R. Armiger of Baltimore MD. No mono. 5.88" long, 1.5" bowl width. Some wear and spotting to gilt bowl interior. $ 40.
1275-43.jpg (39600 bytes) 1275-43. Durgin 'Essex' Sugar Spoon (1911). Mono "KKS". 5.88" long, 1.44" bowl width. $ 25.
1351-48.jpg (39625 bytes) 1351-48. Fessenden 'Graeco' Sugar Spoon (1910). Engraved "Mathilda" on front, "R" on back.. 5.44" long, 1.56 bowl width. $ 40.
1503-13.jpg (38796 bytes) 1503-13. Gorham 'Buttercup' Sugar Spoon (1900) with gilt bowl. Mono "H.L.S. " 6.0" long, 1.5" bowl width, 0.7 troy oz. $ 35.
1272-19.jpg (39720 bytes) 1272-19. Gorham 'Domestic' Sugar Spoon (1881) with gilt bowl. Mono "MBMcP".  5.94" long, 1.56" bowl width. $ 40.
1378-12.jpg (39242 bytes) 1378-12. Gorham 'Fleury' Sugar Spoon (1907) with gilt bowl. No mono. 5.88" long, 1.56" bowl width. Some bowl spotting. $ 30.
1459-15.jpg (39606 bytes) 1459-15. Gorham 'Hizen' Sugar Spoon with worn gilt naturalistic shell bowl, hammered handle reverse, c.1880-1890. Mono "AMB" in the bowl. 6.62" long, 1.5" bowl width, 1.4 troy oz. $ 625.
1351-17.jpg (38436 bytes) 1351-17. Gorham 'Old French' Sugar Spoon (1904). Mono "N". 6" long, 1.5" bowl width. $35.
1313-36.jpg (40002 bytes) 1313-36. Kirk 'Calvert' Sugar Spoon (1927). Mono "F". 5.94" long, 1.31" bowl width. $ 32.
0156-04.jpg (39220 bytes) 0156-04. Reed & Barton 'La Marquise' Silvergilt Sugar Spoon (1895) with enamel highlights. No mono. 6.06" long, 1.5" bowl width. Some enamel loss and gilding wear. $ 60.
1251-53.jpg (39461 bytes) 1251-53. Schofield 'Josephine' Sugar Spoon (c.1899) with scalloped ovoid bowl. Mono "SMJ". 6.06" long, 1.25" bowl width. $ 35.
1502-27.jpg (38850 bytes) 1502-27. Schofield 'Lily' Sugar Spoon (1900) with ovoid bowl. No mono. This is the same engraved pattern as 'Antique Lily'. 6.12" long, 1.25" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. $ 35.
1507-50.jpg (39123 bytes) 1507-50. Stieff 'Chrysanthemum' Sugar Spoon with ovoid bowl, c.1910-1920. Vertical script mono "RS". 6.25" long, 1.38" bowl width, 1.4 troy oz. $ 45.
1406-28.jpg (39894 bytes) 1406-28. Stieff 'Corsage' Sugar Spoon (1935). No mono. 6.06" long, 1.25" bowl width. $ 28.
0997-63.jpg (39323 bytes) 0997-63. Stieff 'Homewood' Sugar Spoon (1938). No mono. 6.06" long, 1.25" bowl width. $ 32.
1341-24. Stieff 'Princess' Sugar Spoon (1915). Mono "H". 6.12" long, 1.38" bowl width. $ 85.
1323-75.jpg (39332 bytes) 1323-75. Stieff 'Puritan' Sugar Spoon (1922). No mono. 6" long, 1.25" bowl width. $ 30.
0901-36.jpg (39162 bytes) 0901-36. Tiffany 'Faneuil' Sugar Spoon (1910) with mono "EBH" in etched reserve. 5.94" long, 1.31" bowl width. $ 40.
0454-05.jpg (39537 bytes) 0454-05. Towle 'Canterbury' Sugar Shell (1893) with gilt bowl; retailed by A. Marks. Engraved "Kate". We have a second example 1398-30 with mono "JEL". 5.88" long, 1.62 bowl width. $ 40.
0617-14.jpg (40075 bytes) 0617-14. Towle 'Dover' Sugar Spoon (c.1885) with gilt bowl; retailed by G.E. Myer of Frederick MD. Mono "AP". 5.62" long, 1.38" bowl width. $ 40.
1357-38.jpg (38841 bytes) 1357-38. Towle 'Gladys' Sugar Shell (1890) with gilt bowl. No mono. 5.56" long, 1.38" bowl width. $ 35.
1400-36.jpg (38814 bytes) 1400-36.Towle 'No. 38 Engraved' Sugar Spoon (1880) with floral engraved satin gilt bowl. Mono "C" on back. 5.56" long, 1.25" bowl width. $ 40.
1514-07.jpg (39437 bytes) 1514-07. Towle 'No. 63' Sugar Spoon (c.1885) with fancy engraved bowl; retailed by Charles A. Roush of Baltimore MD. 5.88" long, 1.38" bowl width, 0.9 troy oz. Later script mono "JLS" on back of handle. $ 35.
1510-48.jpg (39247 bytes) 1510-48. Towle 'Old Colonial' Sugar Spoon (1895) with paneled bowl; retailed by Welsh & Bro. of Baltimore MD. No mono. 5.75" long, 1.38" bowl width, 1.0 troy oz. $ 45.
1385-32.jpg (39819 bytes) 1385-32. Towle 'Shell' Sugar Spoon (1889) with floral engraved bowl. Mono removed. 5.56" long, 1.5" bowl width. SOLD
1421-19.jpg (38549 bytes) 1421-19. Charles F. Wagner 'Antique Lily' Sugar Spoon with floral engraved ovoid bowl, c.1880-1895. Mono "CB". 5.88" long, 1.25" bowl width. $ 35.
1439-14.jpg (39530 bytes) 1439-14. Wallace 'Irian' Sugar Spoon (1902) engraved "Cedar Falls" in the bowl as a souvenir. Mono "W". 6.0" long, 1.5" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. $ 45.
1511-45.jpg (39766 bytes) 1511-45. Wallace 'Ivanhoe' Sugar Spoon (1893) with fancy bowl. Script mono "M". 5.88" long, 1.25" bowl width, 0.6 troy oz. $ 30.
1510-46.jpg (39264 bytes) 1510-46. Wallace 'Rose' Sugar Spoon (1898) with shaped bowl; retailed by the Hennegan Bates Co. of Baltimore MD. Vertical script mono "MBW". 6.0" long, 1.5" bowl width, 0.9 troy oz. $ 35.
0567-04.jpg (39951 bytes) 0567-04. Watson 'Old Colony' Sugar Spoon (1922). No mono. 5.94" long, 1.25" bowl width. $ 25.
1502-28.jpg (38315 bytes) 1502-28. Whiting 'Armor' Sugar Spoon (1871) with ribbed and engraved ovoid bowl. Mono "SLS". 5.75" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.6 troy oz. $ 35.
1510-61.jpg (38663 bytes) 1510-61. Whiting 'Louis XV' Sugar Spoon (1891) retailed by the Bailey, Banks & Biddle Co. of Philadelphia PA. No mono. 5.88" long, 1.62" bowl width, 0.8 troy oz. $ 28.
0700-51.jpg (39124 bytes) 0700-51. Wood & Hughes 'Luxembourg' Sugar Shell (c.1888). Mono "CH". 5.75" long, 1.56" bowl width. $ 45.
1215-20.jpg (39125 bytes) 1215-20. Unmarked 'Antique Engraved' Sugar Shell, c.1880-1900. Engraved "Talbott". 5.75" long, 1.38" bowl width. $ 35.

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