SOLD! for $351.00.
(Note: Prices realized include a buyer's premium.)
If you have items like this you wish to consign, click here for more information:
Selling with Case- Low Estimate: $300.00
- High Estimate: $375.00
- Realized: $351.00
- Share this:
Eight pieces late 19th-early 20th century American sterling silver serving flatware, including some rare patters. Includes an ice cream server in the Domestic pattern by Gorham (circa 1880); Cheese scoop in a floral Repousse or Baltimore Rose pattern by Jacobi & Jenkins; Solid berry or casserole spoon in the Marguerite pattern by Gorham; gravy ladle with engraved design, marked sterling with retailer mark for A. E. Warner (Baltimore); Cold meat fork in the Revere pattern by International; Gravy ladle in the 1810 pattern by International; a long handled olive fork in the King Edward pattern by Whiting, and a small sauce ladle in a plain oval pattern by Blackington. 13.19 oz troy. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Overall very good condition, most pieces monogrammed.