Sterling Flatware

Desirable 800 silver dinner set for 12 in Grande Imperiale pattern. Made by Mario Buccellati in Italy. This set comprises 90 pieces (all dimensions in inches): Knives: 12 dinner knives (9 1/2) and 12 butter spreaders (6); Forks: 12 dinner forks (8 3/4) and 12 salad forks (7); Spoons: 12 soup spoons (7 1/8), 12 tablespoons (8 3/8), and 12 five o’clock spoons (5 3/8); Serving pieces: Sugar spoon (4 7/8), spoon (10), fork (10 3/8), meat fork (10 1/4), sauce ladle (6), and server (10 3/4).

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Rare and stylish sterling silver Calla Lily serving spoon. Bound wire shaft with sculptural terminal in flower form with stamen set in petals mounted to overlapping leaves. Shaped and shallow bowl with butler-finished interior and three-leaf mount. Beautiful all-around craftsmanship including engraving on verso of leaves. Marked “Sterling”. This pattern by Whiting, a New York maker that was acquired by Gorham in 1924. It is sometimes attributed to Gorham. Very good condition.

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Set of sterling silver dinner service for 8 in Milano pattern. Made by Gianmaria Buccellati in Italy. This service comprises 60 pieces (all dimensions in inches): Forks: 8 dinner forks (8 1/8) and 8 luncheon forks (6 7/8); Spoons: 8 soup spoons (8 3/8), 8 teaspoons (6), and 8 demitasse spoons (4 3/8); Knives: 8 dinner knives (9 7/8) and 8 butter spreaders (5 3/8); Serving pieces: 1 fork (10 1/4), 1 spoon (10 1/4), 1 pie server (10 5/8), and 1 soup ladle (12 5/8).

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Early 830 silver serving spoon in Viking pattern. Made by Georg Jensen in Copenhagen, ca 1931. A rare piece in a pattern designed by the master, and first made in 1927. It is no longer in production. Fully marked with maker’s stamp (1915-30), Three Tower stamp (1931), and Christian F. Heise assayer’s stamp (1904-32). Very good condition with deep patina.

Length: 9 3/4 in. Weight: 4.7 troy ounces. #BN934

Art Nouveau sterling silver serving spoon. Made by Georg Jensen in Copenhagen. Oval bowl and tapering shaft with classic terminal in form of seeds spilling out of closed bud. Visible hand hammering A desirable piece in this pattern. Postwar hallmark with no. 84. Very good condition with a nice shimmer.

Length: 8 1/2 in. Weight: 2.5 troy ounces. #BN793

Early 830 fish serving slice and fork. Made by Georg Jensen in Copenhagen in 1925.

Each: Double-sided figural handle with entwined fish merging to form single split tail, and open mouths swallowing scallop shell terminal. Fork has curved shank with 4 tines. Slice has trefoil blade. Shank and blade have ornamental piercing, chased stylized flowers, and engraved linear scrolls and curves. Single-letter monogram (H) and year (1918) engraved on back. Illustrated in Janet Drucker’s Georg Jensen... Click for details

Antique Japonesque gilt sterling silver and enamel serving fork in Chrysanthemum pattern. Made by Durgin in Concord, New Hampshire. Tapering handle with round terminal and wide scalloped shank with 4 tines. Raised double-sided ornament comprising dense flower heads and leaves. Flowers heightened with white and green enamel on front. Oval frame engraved with interlaced script monogram. An early piece in this pattern, which was first produced in 1893. Hallmark (ca 1853-ca 1905). Very good... Click for details

Antique Japonesque gilt sterling silver and enamel berry spoon in Chrysanthemum pattern. Made by Durgin in Concord, New Hampshire. Tapering handle with round terminal and oval scalloped bowl. Raised double-sided ornament comprising dense flower heads and leaves. Flowers heightened with white and green enamel on front. Oval frame engraved with interlaced script monogram. An early piece in this pattern, which was first produced in 1893. Hallmark (ca 1853-ca 1905). Very good condition.

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Midcentury Modern sterling silver salad serving pair. Made by Spratling in Taxco, Mexico. Each: Curved and tapering stained-wood handle with silver scrolled wire and bead terminal, and silver mount with scrolled wire brackets. Spoon has tapering bowl. Fork has tapering shank with 3 tines. 1960s hallmarks. Good condition and patina.

Length: Spoon: 13 1/8 in. Fork: 13 in. Total gross weight: 6.7 troy ounces. #BN787

Antique Japonesque gilt sterling silver and enamel serving fork in Chrysanthemum pattern. Made by Durgin in Concord, New Hampshire. Tapering handle with round terminal and narrow scalloped shank with 4 tines. Raised double-sided ornament comprising dense flower heads and leaves. Flowers heightened with white and green enamel on front. Oval frame (vacant). Script monogram on back. An early piece in this pattern, which was first produced in 1893. Hallmark (ca 1853-ca 1905). Very good... Click for details

Sterling silver set in Pyramid pattern. Made by Georg Jensen in Copenhagen.

This set comprises 99 pieces (dimensions in inches): Forks: 12 place forks (7), 12 salad forks (6 5/16), 8 seafood forks (5 1/2), and 4 appetizer forks (5 1/2); Spoons: 16 teaspoons (5 5/8) and 20 oval-bowl soup spoons (6 1/2); Knives: 8 place knives (8 7/8); 4 long-handle place knives (8 7/8), and 12 butter spreaders (5 3/4); Serving pieces: Carving pair with fork (10 3/4) and knife (13 3/4); 1 meat fork (9... Click for details

Sterling silver dinner and luncheon set for 12 in San Lorenzo pattern. Made by Tiffany & Co. in New York.

This set comprises 170 pieces (dimensions in inches): Forks: 12 dinner forks (7 3/4), 12 luncheon forks (7), 12 salad forks (6 7/8), 12 seafood forks (6), and 12 ice cream forks (5 3/4); Spoons: 20 teaspoons (6), 8 place soup spoons (7), 12 bouillon spoons (5 3/8), 12 grapefruit spoons (5 3/4), 5 demitasse spoons (4 3/8), and 6 iced tea spoons (7 1/2); Knives: 12 dinner knives (10 1/8), 8... Click for details