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Lebkuecher Sterling Arts & Crafts Petit Fours Tongs
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends 
657b $ 85 HOLD
The dates for the maker of this piece, Newark, New Jersey's Lebkuecher & Co. range narrowly on either side of 1900, although the principals had long involvement with the silver industry as a whole. Often associated with the arts & crafts movement, the style of these petit four or pastry tongs, identified as item 2340, goes in that direction. They are 5" long overall, with a pair of 1 1/2" by 2" serving grips. These are reticulated and engraved in a pattern that matches the engraving on the to... Click for details
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Gorham King George Large Sterling Dinner Fork
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
655b $ 42 each, multiples available
Dating from 1894, King George was the fourth, and last in the evolutionary series of this classic English design that Gorham produced. The scale on this follows after its namesake pattern. It is 7 7/8" long, large by American standards, and exceptionally heavy weight at 2.5 T. oz. Gorham probably wanted to assure that this line could go toe to toe with Tiffany's popular English King of the same period, and indeed it does, in both design and sense of presentation. This item has an Old English... Click for details
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ten D & H CHARLES II pastry forks
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Bruce Cherner Antique Silver 
1929 $450.00
length 6 inches, some slight wear to shell (reverse) where it meets the table, see photo number four, but fine overall condition, monogram EJA (?) script obverse, weight 9.08 oz Troy the set, retailed by William Wise & Son.
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Tiffany Vine (Grape) Crossed Tine Asparagus Server
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
654w $ 1350
Tiffany produced asparagus servers with a variety of tines. This version is identified in Hood's book "Tiffany Silver Flatware" as "crossed tine" (page 100, figure 127). Indeed, this very example in "Grape" (within the Vine series) is illustrated. This form is particular to Tiffany. It is also frequently reproduced, often by clumsy casting methods. This example is original and fully authentic. The marks are precise and clear, and include an "M," dating this no later than 1891. The blade a... Click for details
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Towle Mary Chilton All Sterling Vegetable Fork
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
653b $ 135
The vegetable fork in Towle's Mary Chilton is an extravagant item. It is 8 3/8" long, weighs a robust 3 T. oz., and has a nearly square, large serving end with fine tines. This is largely flat, with an upward slope toward the handle, and it is reticulated. This is an older and fully original piece. There is an Old English "T" monogram. The condition is excellent, with no visible signs of wear and no damage. Marks are 925/1000, Pat. 1912, the Towle emblem, and Sterling.
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Whiting Bead Sm Sterling Serving Fork 5 Gold Tines
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
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$22.00
A 5 7/8" sterling serving fork with 5 tines in Whiting's c 1880 Bead pattern with a gold wash on the front only of the tines. Excellent condition with an S engraved on the front of the handle. Marked with the Whiting logo, STERLING, PAT. APPL. FOR, and by San Francisco retailer SHREVE & CO.
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Gorham Strasbourg Sterling Pickle Fork Gold Wash Tines
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
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$20.00
A 5 5/8" sterling pickle or seafood fork with gold washed tines in Gorham's 1897 Strasbourg pattern. Excellent condition with an initial on the front of the handle. Marked with the Gorham logo, STERLING, and PAT. 1897.
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Solomon Hougham, London 1804, "Coffin End" Spoon
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
652b $ 30
The coffin end style which is characterized by angled shoulders on the tip of the handle is a decidedly American style. This 5 3/8" long sterling silver made by Solomon Hougham in 1804, within the coffin end period, in London is in this manner, so the Atlantic was no barrier to a common design motif. This is quite appealing, with a very slight tipt end on the reverse, and beveled shoulders. It has a thumb drop on the heel of the well-shaped bowl. There is no monogram or removal. The conditi... Click for details
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Krider & Biddle (Phila.) "Tulip" Sterling Coffee Spoon
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
650b $ 18 each, multiples available
Whether this pattern was ever given a name, the obvious identifier on it is the cluster of tulips set midway on the handle, and it therefore frequently called "Tulip." The maker is Krider and Biddle of Philadelphia, whose "KB" mark appears on the reverse, along with "925." It dates from c. 1865. This example is a 4 3/4" long coffee spoon with a gold washed bowl. There is an Old English "h" monogram. The piece is in flawless condition.
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Wallace Violet Huge 9.25" Sterling Berry Spoon GoldWash
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
My Favorite Things
$115.00
A huge 9.25" sterling berry or casserole spoon in the 1904 Wallace Violet pattern with a rich gold wash on the interior of the bowl. Excellent condition with a monogram on the front of the handle. Marked with the Wallace logo and STERLING.
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Wallace Rose Sterling 6 Ice Cream Spoons 1898
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
My Favorite Things
$95.00
Six (6) ice creams spoons 5 1/4" long in the 1898 Wallace Rose pattern. Excellent condition with no engraving. Marked with the Wallace logo, PAT 1898, and STERLING.
Also available in this pattern are an 8.5" lettuce fork, and 8.5" piccalilli spoon, and 6 demitasse spoons.
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Wallace Rose Sterling 8.5" Piccalilli Spoon 1898
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
My Favorite Things
$85.00
An 8.5" sterling piccalilli spoon in the 1898 Wallace Rose pattern. Excellent unused condition with an S engraved on the front of the handle. Marked with the Wallace logo, PAT 1898, and STERLING.
Also available in this pattern are an 8.5" lettuce fork, 6 ice cream spoons, and 6 demitasse spoons.
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Wallace Rose 8.5" Sterling Lettuce Fork 1898
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
My Favorite Things
$65.00
An 8.5" sterling lettuce fork in the 1898 Wallace Rose pattern. Excellent unused condition with an S engraved on the front of the handle. Marked with the Wallace logo, PAT 1898, and STERLING.
Also available in this pattern are an 8.5" piccalilli spoon, 6 ice cream spoons, and 6 demitasse spoons.
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Wood & Hughes Viola Sterling Preserve Spoon
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
648b $ 85
Wood & Hughes 1870's Viola is an embellished Gothic design. It strikes a good balance between having a clean, uncluttered look, yet incorporating enough detail to draw the eye into what is there. This example is a 7 3/4" long preserve or jelly spoon. The bowl is plum-shaped with a central rib and scalloped edges. The interior is finished in a bronze-colored matte gold and engraved in a stylized leaf and grass motif that is vaguely Egyptian Revival in manner. It is well-companioned with the ... Click for details
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Stone Associates (Heywood) Arts &Crafts Sterling Ladle
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
645b $ 65 HOLD
This sterling silver sauce or small gravy ladle was made by Stone Associates in 1937 or later after the Stone operation was acquired by Henry Heywood, as indicated by the h in a shield included in the mark. It is also stamped with a "B," probably for Charles Brown, one of the craftsmen in the shop. It is 5 7/8" long, and weighs 1.5 T. oz. It is a fiddle shape design, with a reverse tipt, arched end. There is a handsome block letter "W A * E" monogram. The backside of the bowl retains hammer... Click for details
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