20 pcs assorted antique sterling, .800 silver, coin silver and silverplated flatware, plus napkin rings and fan shaped box. Includes Continental silver fan shaped trinket box with cherub repousse decoration to hinged lid, marked with Schallmayer with German .800 silver hallmarks, 4" W; 4 Continental .800 silver Rococo style coffee or chocolate spoons with crown ends, monogrammed N in cartouche; Cased set of 3 coffee spoons with shell bowls and a pair of tongs, all with marks for London, 1899, case – 1 1/4" H x 7 7/8" W x 5 7/8" D; 2 Towle vine-engraved sterling napkin rings and 1 Gorham napkin ring with illegible Gothic letter monogram; 1 S. Kirk & Son sterling berry spoon with Repousse pattern handle; 1 American sterling serving fork with hollow handle in a repousse pattern; 1 solid cream ladle and 1 pierced sifting ladle, both with oval ends having the same engraved crest and English hallmarks for Heath & Middleton, London, 1881; 1 English sterling silver berry spoon with marks for London, 1906; 1 sterling cream ladle with enameled Lily of the Valley decoration; 1 sterling demitasse spoon with engraved flower decoration; 1 American coin silver tablespoon with double swell handle monogrammed "J. Woodard" and marked for Duhme of Cincinnati (mid 19th century); 1 Victorian bone handled set of sandwich tongs with decorative pierced silverplated blades and marks for William Hutton & Sons; 1 Victorian bone handled pastry server with decorative pierced silverplated blade marked for James Dixon & Sons; 1 letter opener with weighted shell handle, possibly silverplate; and 1 pair plain silverplated sugar tongs. Flatware ranging in sizefrom 4" to 11 7/8" L.Napkin rings ranging in size from 5/8" H x 2" dia. to 1 3/8" H x 1 7/8" dia.Combined weighable .800 silver: 5.75 oz. Combined weighable sterling: 13.24 oz troy. Coin silver: 1.64 oz troy. Provenance: Private Nashville, TN collection. CONDITION: Age cracks to bone handled items, tiny dents to bowl of coin silver spoon, otherwise all items excellent condition.