Old Friends
131b   $ 65

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The story of Gaylord Silvercraft is close to fabled. A google search will yield a great deal of background about this arts and crafts line produced at the Gaylord (Wallingford, Connecticut) Tuberculosis Sanatorium. The workshop was established and supervised by William Waldo Dodge and his wife, beginning in 1923 and lasting into the early 1940's. This item is a 5 3/4" long, weighty, sterling silver sugar spoon with a generous 2" by 1 1/2" bowl. The handle has a hammered surface and concave b... Click for details

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129b   $ 26

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Gorham's Henry II is a mirror of English heraldic elements. The central feature of the design is a staunch lion set midway up the shank. This is surrounded by scrolling, acanthus leaves, and a crown like cap on the end of the handle. This is an old, original, 3 3/4" long, master salt spoon. It is stamped Shreve, Crump & Low for the Boston retailer. Other marks are a lion, anchor, G, Sterling, and Patent 1900. There is a script "BTH" monogram. The condition is very good, noting some soften... Click for details

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126b   $ 55

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This sterling silver large beef fork is 7 7/8" long with a serving area that is 3 1/4" by 2". The pattern is Fessenden's late 19th century McKinley, which is an art nouveau floral design. There is no monogram or monogram removal. The condition is excellent. There is no polishing wear, the finish is lustrous, and the tines are free of bends or burrs. The serving end is finished in a pale matte gold wash. Marks are the Fessenden emblem and "925 Sterling 1000." Please note:this is a relative... Click for details

Gebelein
4607   $175

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Chased and pierced pineapple on handle. Journeyman W. Length 4-3/8". No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Old Friends
124b   $ 32

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Having an overall length of 10 7/8", this candle snuffer is sterling silver with an ebonized handle. It is marked Gorham, Sterling, and 750 on the tubular arm. It is in perfect condition.

Druey Lane
3655   $30

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Nice Sterling Silver, marked "NSC Sterling," on the base of each. Light weight, measuring from handle-to-handle, creamer= 5-1/8" and 2-3/8" tall to top of rim; sugar= 5-1/2" and 2-3/8" tall to top of rim. Both in very good condition, but in need of cleaning. I see no dents on either, although there is use wear. A nice set. Age unknown. $9 US Shipping.

Old Friends
122sh   $ 40 each

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Grecian was originally a Henry Hebbard pattern, the dies for which were later picked up by Whiting. Produced in both coin and sterling during its history, this 7 1/8" long, and quite heavy, dessert or tea fork is stamped the later "Sterling" (as well as "Patent 1862"), therefore likely made by Whiting. The dominant features of this design are the figural ram's head that surmounts the handle, and the devil's face in the center of the shank. There are three of these available, all matching and ... Click for details

Antique Sampler Mall
A0053-950   $45.00 plus shippimg

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Gorman Sterling Silver #402 Owl Bottle Opener.

Druey Lane
04188   $18

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Sterling Silver by Wallace, and so stated on the base, plus "4021." Probably an open salt. 3-3/4" x 2-3/4" x 7/8" at the tallest end. Excellent condition. $7 US Shipping.

Old Friends
120sh   $ 55

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This sterling silver pickle fork in Whiting's Heraldic is a similar form to the cocktail fork, save the tines are elongated. This example has a script "L" monogram and is in excellent condition. The pattern is free of polishing wear and the tines are without bends or burrs. Marks are the Whiting emblem, the word Sterling, and the number 10.

Old Friends
119b   $ 120

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This sterling silver server, possibly beef fork, in Whiting's Louis XV is 8 7/8" long and weighs a robust 2.5 T. oz. It has four slender tines, the outer two of which are splayed. It is an older piece, without a monogram and in outstanding condition. It is a decorative item, with scrolled shoulders and an overall slender look. Marks are the Whiting lion, Sterling and Pat. 1891.

Olga Malon
5057-J2   $30

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Watson Sterling Silver Soup spoon ,Mt. Vernon pattern 1907 This is a beautiful Sterling soup spoon produced by Watson & Newell Co. of Attleboro, MA 1907. The back is hallmarked "H in Flag " Sterling". Very good condition.needs some polishing. Monogramed "M". $30.00 plus shipping.I need to know the zipcode to estimate shipping cost.

Olga Malon
5055-J2   $25

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Silver Hollow Handle Master Butter Knife Grape and leaf design, hallmarked H,AC... I believe this is a sterling silver,but I do not recognize the maker.Hallmark is hard to read. $25 plus shipping.I need to know the zipcode to estimate shipping cost.

Antiques At Time Was
tr1290   $24.00

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This is a sterling silver butter spreader or butter knife in the Prelude pattern made by International Silver Company, USA in the 1940-1950s. The butter spreader or knife measures 5.75 inches long and has a pretty floral pattern. The butter knife is in very good +++ condition with very minor wear. A lovely table addition. Shipping in the US by USPS first class insured.

Old Friends
117sh   $ 125

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This four tine, 6 5/8" long, heavy, sterling silver cold meat fork is a quality example of Whiting's Lily of the Valley. It's age is self-documenting, based on the Old English "E" monogram and "1906" date engraved on the reverse. The condition is outstanding. The tines are even and pointed, and retain their original gold wash. The design is well-articulated, with clear, crisp detail. Marks are the Whiting lion and the word Sterling.

Old Friends
116b   $ 45

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This shoe horn is 4 7/8" long. It may have been for a child's use, or if for an adult, the person would have to have had a delicate heel. The pattern is Cactus by Georg Jensen. The handle is sterling silver, so stamped in two places, and the blade is plated. Other marks are the number 186 and Jensen's 1910-25 emblem. Everything about this is original. The blade and the handle are perfectly fitted to each other, and the attachment remains secure. The handle is in perfect condition, with no... Click for details

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1694   $35.00

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length six inches, no monogram, some very minor surface scratches as shown in photo two but fine overall condition. Price is for both-- what a deal!!

Old Friends
115b   $ 95

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Durgin's Madame Royale is a kindred pattern with Dauphin, with both of them dating from the late 19th century. It has a crossed ribbon border, embellished scroll, leaf and berry tip end, and in this instance, an expressive reiteration of the leaf and berry in the heel of the serving end. This item is a 6 1/8" long, four tine beef fork. It is an old example. The pattern is elegant on its own, and this is further enhanced with the generous proportion and gold wash finish of the serving end. T... Click for details

Old Friends
114b   $ 85

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Dominick & Haff's Renaissance features a bearded male figure looking in manner, as if he might be, fittingly, adorning a building in Florence, Italy. This example is a pair of large, 5 1/4" long, and heavy tongs. They are solid sterling silver, and in this instance have enamel detailing done in pale greens and white. There is no monogram or monogram removal. The condition is excellent. The arch is free of cracks or bends. There is no polishing wear, and the enameling seems to be intact. M... Click for details

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113b   $ 70

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At 8 1/8" long, and with 3/4" deep bowl, this solid weight item in Towle's Old Colonial is a preserve spoon. It is an older piece, with the faceted bowl, and rippled flanged shoulders for which this pattern is noted. The bowl is inscribed with an Old English "L" in the center of the bowl. Marks are the Towle emblem, 925/1000, Sterling, and Pat. 1895. The condition is flawless, free of dings, dents, or burrs in the bowl, and a fine finish overall.