This circa 1920 baby cup is acid etched with pictures of different animals and the pictures are labeled. There is a hen, a sheep, a cow, a horse, a dog, and a turkey. It measures almost 2" high and the diameter of the cup is almost 3". It is hallmarked sterling on the back with the maker mark as well. It weighs 2", it is in excellent condition.

This letter opener has a Fleur de Lis at the top and below that there are two round decorative designs. The top round design almost looks like a coin and the bottom circular design resembles a Celtic star. It is European made and it is hallmarked on the back of the silver blade. It measures about 10" in length. It is in excellent condition. Circa 1920

The applied silver on this amber colored silver overlay bottle depicts tendrils of wheat and is highly decorative with swirls of sterling throughout. It has a long neck and stands 11 ½ inches in height. The diameter of the base of the base is 3 1/4 inches. It is hallmarked 999/1000 and the bottle cap is hallmarked Sterling. It has a very good patina and is in excellent condition.

This heart frame is highly decorative and is completely pierced with figures and gargoyles. It portrays faces, two men blowing horns, winged horses, and has intertwined scrolls throughout. It sits on two very intricate feet that have pictures of gargoyles also. It was made in London in 1888. It stands 6 ½ inches tall and measures 5 ½ inches wide. It has an excellent patina and is in very good condition.

This Rococo soup ladle is highly decorative on the front and back The front of the handle portrays a woman, two cherubs, and a man’s face. There are many scrolls, flowers, and leaves on both sides. The bowl is gilded. It is in good condition Circa 1900. It is quite large due to its length of 12 ½ inches long, the diameter of the bowl is 4 inches, and it weighs 8.5 ounces. It is a quite impressive piece. It is fully hallmarked Gorham Sterling.

This antique English hand made ladle is quite large and a simple design. The bowl is slightly gilded and it dates back to C 1796 London. It is fully hallmarked on the back of the handle and there is a crest on the front top of the handle which says “IN SANGUINE VITA”. It measures 13 inches long and the diameter of the bowl is approximately 3 5/8 inches. Maker mark is RC, It is in good condition for its age with a few very minor scratches in the bowl. Nice old antique patina. It weighs in at a ... Click for details

This highly decorative serving spoon has a gilded leaf shaped bowl and the handle is decorated on both sides. The front of the handle has a figure of a woman at the top and is adorned with fruits and flowers and scrolls. The back of the handle has a monogram “S” and is also highly decorated with scrolls and flowers and leaves. It is fully hallmarked with the Gorham mark and is inscribed Sterling. It measures 9 inches long and weighs 4 ounces. It is in very good condition.

This highly decorative mustard ladle is of the swirled Rococo design. It is decorated on both the front and back of the handle with flowers and leaves and scrolls. The top front of the handle shows a figure of a cherub. The bowl and halfway up the handle is gilded.. It is in excellent condition Circa 1900. It measures about 5 inches long and weighs about 3/4 of an ounce. It is fully hallmarked Gorham Sterling.

This highly decorative stuffing spoon is of the swirled Rococo design. It is decorated on both the front and back of the handle. The top front of the handle has a figure of a woman and is entwined with scrolls and flowers and leaves. The back of the handle is also highly decorated with scrolls and flowers and leaves. It has a ball on the back to keep the spoon from slipping into a bowl. The spoon is Circa 1900 and is in very good condition for its age. It measures about 12 ½ inches and weighs i... Click for details

This Monumental and Historic George V Period Sterling Silver Presentation Trophy, "The Alexander Channel Cup," was made by Elkington & Co, Birmingham in 1910. The body is inscribed “The Alexander Channel Cup Presented To Henry F. Sullivan. Who Swam the English Channel, Aug. 5th & 6th 1923. From Dover, England to Calais, France. Establishing World's Endurance Record. World's Breast Stroke Record. 26 Hours 50 Minutes.” The cover is mounted with a figural finial of winged Victory in Neoclassical ... Click for details

This set includes 12 fish forks and 12 fish knives all matching. Each fork handle has a lion head at the top and a shell at the bottom. It is decorated with flowers and scrolls and leaves with the back of the handles decorated also. There are no monograms. Each fork has four tines with the left tine slightly larger. The forks are each 7 inches long. The knives have the same lion head and shell design and also have flowers and leaves and scrolls. Both sides of the knife handle are decorated also.... Click for details