Silver & Flatware

Sold separately.  Saucer champagne or high sherbet goblets.  4 3/8 inches high, 3 3/4 across the top.  About 4.5 troy ounces.

Sophisticated neoclassical Wedgwood pattern.  Marked "International Sterling #P100 Wedgwood Patented."  Also a prior owner has etched inventory marks in the bottom.  No monograms.

Condition:  Used but excellent with no damage at all.

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A simple romantic pattern with 4 ball feet.  They would make great butter pats as they are 2 3/4 by 1 7/8 inches oval.  Each weigh only about .6 troy ounces.

Marked with the Georg Jensen logo "Sterling Denmark 243B."  These date 1909-1914.

Condition:  Excellent estate condition with no damage at all.

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A simple romantic pattern with 4 ball feet.  They would make great butter pats as they are 2 3/4 by 1 7/8 inches oval.  Each weigh only about .6 troy ounces.

Marked with the Georg Jensen logo "Sterling Denmark 243B."  These date 1909-1914.

Condition:  These each have a minute ding on the edge, please see picture of the 4.

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Long handle spoon with rather flat pierced bowl.  10 1/4 inches long, about 2.25 troy ounces.  Monogrammed THM.  Whiting Manufacturing Co Louis XV pattern introduced in 1891.

Condition:  Excellent used condition.

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12 inches long.  Monogrammed.  Marked with the Whiting logo and "sterling."  Also the attached fork holder is marked "US patent May 26, 1885.
The heavy carbon steel can be polished but I prefer it like it is so I'll leave that to you.

Condition:  Used but excellent.


 

Meriden Britannia Company silver plate syrup with automatic swinging open/close glass lid and braided covered handle.  Holds 3 cups, 5 inches tall.

Fully marked on the bottom dates this 1847-1866.

Condition:  Very nice, needs lots more elbow grease.  The braided reed handle is excellent.

 

The knife is 11 inches, the fork is 10 inches.  Nice heavy weight.

Unmarked except for "acier" on the blades which is an old French term for steel.  The handles are silver not plate (I used the quick & dirty method) but I don't know what percent.

They are of wonderful quality.

Condition:  Used but excellent.


 

Quite a piece of art from late 19th century Barbour Silver Co of Connecticut.  The closer you look the more you will appreciate the craftmanship.  Art Nouveau feathers applied to the top of the handle and over the spout.  Topped off with an acorn finial.  Sitting on three duck feet.

Marked with the BSC logo "Sterling SC3, 1 1/2 pints 1."  Barbour Silver Company, part of International Silver, produced beautiful hand made sterling hollow-ware.  No monogram.

Stands about 9 1/2 inches to the tip of the finial.  Weighs 22.6 troy ounces or 703 grams.

Condition:  Excellent.
 

Small demitasse size coffee pot.  Meriden Britannia of Connecticut.  Marked "Sterling WC 27, 14 cups, 3E,"  obviously very small cups.

20.8 troy ounces or 649.2 grams.  Stands 10 1/2 inches to the tip of the finial,

Slim paneled body with nouveau handle and spout.  Monogram R?T.

Condition:  Excellent used condition, it does have dents underneath the spout as shown in the last picture.



 

Reticulated X and Os.  Repousse of bows, feathered hearts, ribbons, and leaves.  Just couldn't be more romantic.

Monogram??

6 3/4 by 6 inches across.  112 grams or 3.6 troy ounces.

Marked with the Gorham hallmark and "Sterling A4308" and year mark, skeleton key for 1906.

Condition:  Used but excellent.

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Antique child's cup with a rather aesthetic engraving dated January 12 1867.  Probably a christening gift.  Not sure of the monogram, something R.

3 inches tall.  1.75 troy ounces.
Marked "12" which indicates 750 German silver.

Condition:  No damage.  Could use more polishing.

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W.H. Saart Co.Attleboro, Massachusetts, USA 1906-1917.  Great Art & Crafts creamer and sugar.  Hand crafted hammered with a cartouche not yet monogrammed.

Sugar is 3 1/4 inches to the rim, cream is 3 7/8 to the tip of the spout.

Marked with the globe "WHSCO weighted sterling.

Condition:  Excellent.  The sugar has a slight dent on the foot that does not show when upright.

Set of 6 juice or punch cups.  2 3/4 inches high.  Marked "Made by Bernard Rice's Sons Inc EPBM" and pattern number "5820."  In business with this name from 1899 -1957, New York.
Electroplated silver on Britannia metal.  Electro plated several times over pewter alloy, makes them very durable and easy to polish.
Embossed grape leaves and detailed engraving.  A beautiful set.
Condition:  Great condition.  Two cups have minor dings on the rims as shown.

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Gorham's 1915 Clermont pattern teaspoons.  A bit more than 5 5/8 inches and about 18.1 grams.  Marked with the Gorham hallmarks and Pat. 1915 Sterling T.
Condition:  Excellent, used but no damage.

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Set of 5 from Alexander Clark & Co. Ltd, Birmingham, England mark, 1926-1927.  3 3/4 inches, 27.7 grams including the wood of course, which is probably 2 or 3 grams.  Could be tea caddy spoons.
Marked "AC Co Ltd" with an anchor, lion, and either a B or C for the date.

This price is for all five.

All are in excellent condition, no damage at all.
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With brite cut floral in the bowl and on the handle.  J.B. & S.M. Knowles of Providence, Rhode Island 1875-1905.  5 7/8 inches and 21.2 grams.  Marked with their figural hallmarks and sterling 115.

Condition:  Excellent condition.

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With engraved floral.  Gorham's 1883 Old Medici pattern sugar spoon.  6 1/8 inches and 32.4 grams.  Marked with the Gorham hallmarks, Sterling, and copyrighted.

Condition:  Used but very nice condition.

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With bright cut floral.  Gorham's 1894 Carnation pattern sugar spoon.  6 inches and 21.2 grams.  Marked with the Gorham hallmarks.

Condition:  Used but excellent condition.

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About 27.15 grams.  Marked International Sterling Pat. 1924 "C".

Condition:  Excellent, used but no damage.

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International Silver full size Fontaine dinner knife.  Very hard to find.  Sterling handles.  The blades are stainless.  Made in the USA.

Please look at the shape carefully if you are trying to match your set, they made many shapes over the years.

Condition:  All are virtually the same condition.  The blades and fronts of the handles look very nice.  The sides of the handles have dents. Please look at the pictures closely.

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8 3/8 inches.  About 44.5 grams.  Marked Sterling Pat. 1915 and with the Gorham hallmarks.

Condition:  Excellent and beautiful.  Lightly used with no damage at all.

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(or soup ladle as needed) in Gorham Astor pattern introduced in 1910.  Sparkling bright cut both down the handle and inside the bowl.  Monogrammed with an A.  Beautiful soft satin finish, called a butler finish.

The bowl is highly crafted with scallops and beads resembling rolling ocean waves.  The center has a bright cut floral bouquet of perhaps narcissus.

A single astor in full bloom adorns the handle tip surrounded by vertical cuts.  Then deep cut pinwheels down the handle.

Marked with the lion, anchor, Gorham G, and sterling.

12 inches long, 4 inch wide bowl.  127 grams.

Condition:  No damage at all.  It is not scratched or worn, just a natural aged patina.

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Webster sterling silver bowl.  Beautiful reticulated rim with ribbed edge.  Script monogram, either LCM or maybe JCM.

9 5/8 inches and 1 1/8 inch deep, 251.7 grams, 8 troy ounces.

Marked with the Webster WC with an arrow and "Sterling 24715."  Made in Massachusetts 1894-1950.  Webster often custom made pieces for wealthy customers, so this piece may not have matching pieces.

Condition:  Very nice.  It has a very slight dent, or bump at about 4 o'clock out from  the monogram.  I think you can see it in the last picture.

17 inches long.  Marked "silver soldered."  Hollow handle.  Hammered bowl.  Late 19th or early 20th century.

Condition:  The hollow handle is banged up.
 

Set of 4 small trays.  Non tarnish nickle plate.  Fancy dessert or bread plates, they also make nice dresser trays.
Actual size 6 7/8 across the handles by 4 1/4.
Boxed set of 4.
Condition:  New
Hand wash.  Sheridan.  Imported from China.

Set of 2 saucers for cups or small goblets.  3 7/8 inches.  This cup well flat surface is 1 3/8.  Reticulated silver rim on tiny glass ribbed saucers.  Marked sterling with Webster's W c with an arrow.
Webster Silversmiths of N. Attleboro, Massachusetts, 1894-1950.

Condition:  All are good used condition.  One is slightly flat on one side (last picture, right side.)  I will sell it last.
 

Traditions salt & pepper shakers. Fancy beaded design. Non tarnish silver plated.  Made in China.  Hand wash.  Boxed for easy gift giving.
Condition:  New

Replica of a design that dates back to the times of its namesake.  Footed.  Fine silverplate, hand wash.
Condition:  New

Replica of a design that dates back to the times of its namesake.  Footed.  Fine silverplate, hand wash.
Condition:  New

Replica of a design that dates back to the times of its namesake.  Footed.  Fine silverplate, hand wash.
Condition:  New

Replica of a design that dates back to the times of its namesake.  Footed.  Fine silverplate, hand wash.
Condition:  New

12.75 inches. Sheridan King's pattern.  Nickle plated for durablity.  Long handle,nice for parties or any buffet dinner.

Made in China.  No International shipping.
Condition:  New

1956 mid century elegance.  9 1/4 inches.  Hollow sterling handle.  Stainless tines.

Condition:  Good used condition.  No dents.  A professional polishing would make a world of difference.

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1956 mid century elegance.  11 inches.  Hollow sterling handle.  Stainless blade.

Condition:  Good used condition.  No dents.  The blade has a peck at the tip.  It needs a professional polishing.

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Set of 4 tiny salt spoons in the Washington pattern introduced in 1911.  No monogram.  Only 2 1/2 inches.  R. Wallace & Sons of Wallingford, CT.

Condition:  Used, no damage.

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7 5/8 inches 1.6 troy ounces.  Towle Louis XIV pattern introduced in 1924.  It has a rib going down the center of the bowl.  No monogram.

Condition:  Very good used condition.

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Beaded handle, scalloped shell shape bowl with light gold wash.  7 5/8 inches, 2.25 troy ounces.  Sheafer & Lloyd Jewelers of Pittsburgh, PA, patent 1894.

Condition:  Excellent used condition.

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Sleek style small ladle, pointed tip handle.  Only 5 inches, .83 troy ounces.  Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen Early American Plain 1926-1997 or Mount Vernon.

Condition:  Excellent used condition.

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Matching pair, simple style point tip sauce ladles.  6 inches, 1.4 troy ounces.  The are just marked "sterling."  American made but we don't know the silversmith.

Condition:  Excellent used condition.

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Olive pattern antique silverplate.  Only 6 1/8 inches.  Mark for EG Webster & Brother, NY 1873-1886.  Also made by International and Rogers.

Condition:  Very good, there is table wear on the back of the fork as shown.

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Amston Company Puritan pattern salad fork 6 1/8 inch, 32 grams or 1 troy ounce.  Monogram "S."

Condition:  excellent used condition.

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Set of 6 large cigar ashtrays.  Monogram B.  Beautiful hand tooled pattern on the bottoms adds a touch of opulence from the Roaring Twenties.

Marked "SSMC Sterling 0858."  Sterling Silver Manufacturing Company, Providence, RI 1909-1930.

6 inches.  Total weight 13.5 troy ounces.

Condition:  No dents, they could use a professional polishing.
 

6 1/8 inches wide and 6 1/8 high.  Monogram MN or McN.  Marked "Sterling MFH weighted 482" for M. Fred Hirsch, Jersey City, NJ 1920-1945.  Reeded pedestal, beaded and reticulated edge.

Condition:  Excellent, needs more polishing.

Beautiful Elgin Silversmiths salad or under plate.  Fine double beaded edge with reticulated pattern.  No monogram.  Marked "Sterling 1154 EL SIL CO."  Elgin Silversmiths of New York.

8 1/4 inch, 4 troy ounces.  (The flat center is 4 inches if you are looking for an underplate.)

Condition:  Very very slight ding on the rim as shown.

Towle Silversmiths.  American silver.  Old English pattern introduced 1892.

7 1/2 inch full size dinner forks.  About 1.97 troy ounces.
Pretty vertical monogram in script, SJB.

Condition:  Excellent used condition.  The pattern is well defined.

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Towle Silversmiths.  American silver.  Old English pattern introduced 1892.

7 1/2 inch full size dinner forks.  About 1.97 troy ounces.
Pretty monogram in script, LJB.

Condition:  Excellent used condition.  The pattern is well defined.

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Towle Silversmiths.  American silver.  Old English pattern introduced 1892.
8 1/8 inch serving or pudding spoon.  About 1.97 troy ounces.
Pretty monogram in script, LJB.

Condition:  Excellent used condition.  The pattern is well defined.

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Towle Silversmiths.  American silver.  Old English pattern introduced 1892.
5 5/8 inch teaspoon.  About 0.77 troy ounces.
Pretty monogram in script, LJB.

Condition:  Excellent used condition.  The pattern is well defined.

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Gorham 1890 pattern dessert or oval soup spoon.  5.787 troy ounces.  7 1/8 inch.
All have a "B" monogram in script.  Two of them are marked for a jeweler in Atlanta, Freeman & Cranshaw.

Condition:  Excellent used condition, the pattern looks great.

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Alvin Sterling Bridal Rose pattern from 1903.  New York, American silver.  6 7/8 inches, 1.489 troy ounces.  No monogram.

Condition:  Excellent used condition.

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Beautiful set of eight coin silver spoons.  Double threaded all around the drop.  Colonial pattern.  Marked "750 HLeyer." or it may be H Leyer.  European, perhaps Austrian 1880-86, but we don't know.

Total weight 140 grams or 4.5 troy ounces.  4 5/8 inches long.

Condition:  Found in a case and they don't look like they have been used.  We have not polished them.

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Marked "Stainless Steel Sheffield England."  Pastel color floral.

The knife is just more than 12 inches.  The serated cake server is about 10 inches.

Condition:  Good used condition needs polished.  The handle on the server is a bit loose.
 

3 3/4 inches.  5.2 grams.  Marked "N Harding" and monogrammed "EL."
It is not marked as sterling but I bought it from an old coin dealer that said it was.
Newell Harding was active in Massachusetts from 1810 and changed to & Co in 1830.

Condition:  Excellent for such an old piece in spite of having a scratch on the handle.

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6 inches long.  24 grams.  Fan tip handle with scrolls down the sides.
HH Curtis & Co 1891-1915 of Attelboro, Massachusetts.

Condition:  No damage, the pattern is well defined.

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About 7 inches long.  24 grams.

Condition:  Very good.  Light scratch on the blade as shown needs buffed out.  Pattern is well defined.
 

About 10 inches long.  Marked "sterling" on the handle and "stainless" on the blade.

Condition:  Very good condition, both the handle and blade.

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10 1/2 inches long.  Slightly pointed tip with a stacked shape connector.  Marked sterling on the handle and stainless on the blade.

Condition:  The handle is slightly loose.  Minor dents on the handle.  Please see the pictures.

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Marked Sterling on the bell and on the belt.  White Lucite ring is about 2 3/8 inches wide.

Condition:  No dents.  Good used condition.

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Gorham's beautiful Old French pattern from 1904 with modern French blade.  Marked "Stainless blade, Gorham sterling handle P."

9 1/8 inch dinner knife.

Condition:  Excellent used condition with no dents and very light use.

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Engraved on the handle CN.  William Rogers Hotel Plate Oneida Ltd.
Silverplate fork.  6 7/8 inches.

Condition:  very good.

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Blown crystal glass with wheel cut leaf pattern, soft scallop top.  The base is open, not weighted.  Marked Web Sterling.

Condition:  The glass is nice and clear.  There is a minor dent right on the name as shown.

 

Only 6/8 inch.  Weighs 5.7 grams.  Marked with the S in a shielf for Simon Brothers, 9 for the size, and marked sterling.  Nicely engraved with a Spanish or Southwestern shape.

Condition:  Excellent.

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4 spoons:  3 that about 8 inches long and 1 6 inch.  Restaurant ware possibly to do with railroads as they came from the estate of a railroad collector.

The 6 inch spoon is marked "E&JB" Empire Art Silverplate 1890-1830.

One of the 8 inch spoons is marked "Liquid."
One of the 8 inch is marked "Pix Excel Brand" late 1800s.
One is marked "Pat May 2 1899 extra coin silver plate"

Condition:  Good.

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4 spoons:  3 soup spoon that about 5 1/8 inches and 1 iced tea spoon 8 inch.  Restaurant ware possibly to do with railroads as they came from the estate of a railroad collector.

(1) 8 inch spoon is unmarked.  Assumed to be silverplate.
(4) 5 1/8 inch spoons are marked "Stratford Silver Plate Co AX1."

Condition:  Good.

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10 1/2 inches. Salad fork spoon combination.  Durable, easy care nickel plate.

Made in China.  No International shipping.
Condition:  New

5 7/8 inches high, 5 1/2 wide.  Laurel leaf edging.  Marked "sterling weighted & re-enforced 126."  Ellsmore Silver Company of Meriden, CT 1935-1960.

Condition:  One has a slight dented foot. Does not show unless you pick it up.  Otherwise real pretty.

Set of 2 individual size, about 3 inches long and 2 3/4 inches high.  Faceted cut crystal.  West Germany.

Marked on the top feathers of the wings "Raimond Sterling W. Germany."  Dating these 1949 to 1990.

Condition:  No damage.  The wings open & close easily.  They could use more polishing if you so desire.
 

Set of 6.  All marked with the Webster WC with an arrow and sterling.  1894-1950.

Reticulated and etched flowers.

Pretty monogram (looks like H something L.

Condition:  Excellent antique condition with no cracks in the glass.

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Set of 4 taken from a set of candlesticks that have seen better days.  The silversmith was Mueck-Carey Co of New York 1940-50s.

All are marked "sterling."  The set weighs 69.3 grams.

They are 2 1/2 inches wide.  The opening is just less than 15/16 inch.  The opening on your candle holder will need to be about 1 inch.

Condition:  Very very nice.  One has a hard to see dent on the side,  See last picture.

 

Stands about 13 inches.  6 1/2 wide, 4 1/4 deep.  Base is about 4 by 3 oval.

Pressed repousse pattern.  Silverplate, the interior is the base copper/metal alloy, not plated  Marked "Barbour S.P. Co. International S Co 3736." Circa 1890.

Condition:  Very good.  Tiny piece nicked from the lip as shown, see last picture.

 

• Two water goblets.

6 5/8 inches tall, 10 fl. oz. capacity.  Weight is about 4 troy ounces each.
All are monogrammed H.  Dated 1928 to 1953.
Manchester Silver of Providence, RI 1914-1985.  Pattern #354.

Condition:  All are in excellent estate condition without scratches or dents.
Sold in pairs though we have more available.






 

Beautiful lace like etching in blown crystal.  Sterling silver overlay with poinsettias.  Unreadable mark in the silver under the spout.
The foot is a cut star pattern.  Late 1900s.

3 1/2 inches to the tip of the spout.  Holds about 10 ounces.

Condition:  No damage at all.


 

Ribbed lines define the sophisticated shape.  Scalloped top.  The bottom is weighted to prevent tips.  Large enough for a big bouquet.

10 inches tall, 5 across the top.  It weighs over 1 1/3 pounds.

Marked "Gorham Sterling 195 2 cement-loaded."  The 2 is a date code for 1942.  No monogram.

Condition:  Used but excellent.  See the tiny peck on the side (last picture)

 

Excellent craftsmanship.  Delicate blown glass (both bowl and stem) covered with floral engraved silver art nouveau style.  Three feature a four pedal flower and one features cherries.

About 3 7/8 inches tall.  Holds 3 ounces.  Maybe wine toasting glasses.

Marked "sterling" on the stems.

Condition:  Vintage, no damage.
 

Twenty four piece silverplate set in satin lined chest from probably 1930s.  Service for 6.  An elegant pattern with graceful feathered frame and a single small flower.  Large impressive size, the dinner forks are over 8 inches and the table spoons are large enough to use as serving spoons.

Marked "Bader 90" which is the measure of silver used in the plating.  The case is from a jeweler and watch store in Frankfurt per the ribbon inside.  Bader is a department store in Pforzheim that did their own silver flatware patterns per a German seller on Etsy.

Set includes 6 each:
dinner forks 8 1/8 inches
dinner knives 9 11/16
table spoons 8 3/16
teaspoons 5 7/16

Condition:  Lovingly used.  No dents or other damage.  The blades are very sharp.  The chest is also in exceptional condition.

 

Silverplate base with matching ladle in vintage Baroque style.  Pitman-Dreitzer division of Lancaster Colony, New York 1960s.

The bowl is 13 1/8 inches across, 6 1/2 high without the base.
The 24 glass cups comfortably hold 1/2 cup and are 2 1/2 inches high.
The ladle is 12 1/2 inches.
The base is marked with the Pitman-Dreitzer name around the bottom.

Condition:  The plastic part of the ladle has surface abrasion, probably from citrus punch.  The silver is worn but difficult to tell how much as the bas metal is also silver, maybe nickle.

 

Monogram S.  Fancy serving spoon 8 5/8 inches.  Pierced bowl with ruffled edge.  Just more than 2 troy ounces.  Appolo pattern introduced 1892 by SB & SM Knowles, Providence, Rhode Island.

Condition:   Excellent used condition.

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International Sterling 3 3/4" tumbler.  124.9 grams or 4 troy ounces.  No monogram.

Condition:  discounted for dents on the foot and slight dent on the top rim.  To it's credit the sides look real nice.
 

Beautiful utensil from the past.  And still a nice way to serve tall cakes without them falling apart.  10 1/2 inches long.  3 5/8 inch tines.

Original stainless comb marked "Schneider Toledo pat. #1,858,790 and S. Kirk & Son.  The handle is marked "sterling handle."

Condition:  Excellent with no damage.  The pattern is crisp, not polished flat as often happens with antique silver.

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