Sterling tea strainer and footed glass bowl with metal rim to hold strainer. By Ralph Grimm, veteran of World War I who lost both legs in the war and learned silversmithing at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, DC after the war. Length of strainer 5-3/4", width 3-1/4", height on holder 2-1/8", height of strainer 3/4". Weight of silver 2-1/2 troy ounces. Overall and mark condition are excellent. The marks are GRIMM incuse and the Walter Reed Hospital logo of a stylized W in a circle...

Applied, shaped grape and twig design around the edge. On three ornate legs. Circular engraved design around the monogram. Diameter 6". Height 7/8". Weight 6.4 troy ounces. The monogram in the center is a script GE (not sure of the G).Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Fiddle thread, round bowl. Length 12-3/4". Weight 8-3/4 troy ounces (heavy). The monogram is a script W. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Scalloped bowl, fiddle thread. Length 12-1/4". Weight 4-1/4 troy ounces. The monogram is an Old English CMC. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition is very good.

Fiddle thread. Length 13-3/4". Weight 7-1/2 troy ounces. The monogram is an Old English L.D.L. lengthwise. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition is very good.

Fiddle thread, retailed by Bailey & Kitchen. Length 13-1/8". Weight 9 troy ounces (very heavy). The monogram is WBA. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Fiddle thread, rounded fins. Length 13-1/8". Weight 10 troy ounces (heavy). The monogram is an Old English F. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Mid-19th century. Scalloped bowl, fiddle thread. W.H. Duryee was a silversmith in Jersey City, NJ. Length 12-1/2". Weight 6.1 troy ounces. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Sterling handle, stainless steel tines. Length 9". No monogram. Overall and mark condition excellent.

Sterling handles, stainless steel blades. Length 11-3/4". No monogram. Overall condition and mark excellent.

Oval, pierced. Length 11", width 6-5/8", height at ends 1-5/8". Weight 6-1/2 troy ounces. The monogram in the center is an Old English L. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Imperial Chrysanthemum pattern, introduced 1894. Length 7". Weight 10 troy ounces. 6 have script monograms on the back. Overall and mark condition are excellent.