Measuring 7 3/4" long overall, with a 2 1/4" diameter by 1" deep bowl, and weigh...
Dating from 1870, John Wendt's Florentine is an intricately detailed and ...
The origins of medicine spoons trace to a device patented in England by Charles ...
This large, 11 7/8" long, 3.7 T. oz. total weight, coin silver cake saw connects...
Harry Osaki, Pasadena, California, emerged after World War II quickly to become ...
This master butter knife is a lengthy at 7 7/8", and weighty at 1.61 T. oz., ...
circa 1835, double swell fiddle with pointed chamfered shoulders, length three i...
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This 7 1/4" long, .93 T. oz., coin silver jelly or preserve spoon is marked "R. ...
One of Gorham's earliest full line patterns, Ivy aka Egyptian Ivy ...
French in origin, this piece is stamped with a (miniscule) "boar's head" guarant...
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Offered is an exceptionally fine and earlier (circa 1780-90) American coin silve...
An engaging regional period piece, this mug stands 2 13/16" high to the rim, 3 1...
Part of a large carving set, this item measures 14 1/4" long.
The handle is h...
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Measuring 8 3/8" long and weighing 1.1 T. oz., this relatively plain, c. 1850, s...
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A prominent Syracuse, New York silver manufacturer with a history that spanned t...
Tea accessories, mote spoons were popular items in early 19th century England. <...
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A matched pair, each of these forks measures 7" long, while the two combined wei...
Price per piece, two available.
Durgin introduced its Old Standish pattern in 1901 followed by New Sta...