A large set of Alvin sterling silver flatware, Orange Blossom Old pattern, service for 12 plus many extra pieces. Total Three hundred twenty-eight (328) pieces, including 1 Gorham Orange Blossom fork. Alvin pieces include: 15 dinner knives with Old French blades, 11 dinner knives with New French blades, 6 luncheon knives with Old French blades, […]

Sterling silver tea set, likely Mexican, retailed by Gearys of Beverly Hills. All pieces are marked and test 925 including the rectangular tray with hand hammered and repousse floral scroll border and handles enclosing a floral/scroll engraved center; teapot and coffeepot each with bird finial, bird head spout and mask terminus and chased floral/scroll cartouche […]

Twelve (12) A.G. Schultz & Co. sterling silver goblets, each with repousse decoration of roses and flowers, with vacant monogram reserves. Marked on base for A.G. Schultz & Co. along with mark for Atlanta retailer Maier & Berkele. One goblet with old Rothschild''s Antiques, New Orleans tag. Each measures 6 11/16" H. 80.25 total troy […]

Six (6) piece Gorham Maintenon pattern sterling silver tea service with repousse and chased floral and panel design. Includes tray, coffee and tea pots, creamer, sugar, and hot water kettle on stand. All stamped with maker''s mark, Sterling, Maintenon, and date mark for 1926. Each monogrammed W to central cartouche; this set descended from the […]

Three (3) English Sterling Silver Stuffing or Basting spoons, all 12" L (30 cm), with downturned oval handles. Two are hallmarked for William Sumner, London, 1790, and monogrammed JEL; the third is hallmarked for Peter and William Bateman, London, 1806, no monogram. Combined weight: 11.55 troy ounces. Together with a George II sterling ladle or […]

Five (5) piece assembled English tea set with Mappin & Webb Old Sheffield plate crested tray. 1st-5th items: Tea set with lobed bodies, melon and leaf finials; includes a kettle with removable stand and burner, teapot, coffeepot, creamer, and waste bowl. Creamer and waste bowl with crest reading "Nunquam Non Paratus" faintly stamped to bodies. […]

1st item: An Edwardian English sterling silver covered soup tureen, Neoclassical oval form raised on an oval pedestal base, having reeded borders, and two squared-top loop handles. The side with engraved coat of arms and the lid with foliate loop finial. Tureen side hallmarked for George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, city of Chester, 1902. 9 […]