For sale are two small sterling rim glass dishes in the popular PRELUDE pattern by International, introduced in 1939. The dishes are 3 1/2 inches in diameter and are 1 1/4" tall. The glass bodies have frosted intaglio grape decoration in the bases. According to the catalog, these are individual ashtrays, but they are very attractive and could be used for just about anything. The dishes have never been monogrammed...

For sale is a wonderful set of four aesthetic hammered sterling coffee spoons by Joseph Seymour, Sons & Co. of Syracuse, NY. The spoons measure 4 11/16 inches long and together weigh 44 grams. The lightly gold-washed bowls are covered with highly unusual faceted hammer marks, and the handles have similar hammering with shaped cartouches. The spoons have not been monogrammed. The spoons are marked "STERLING" and "J.S.S. & Co." as shown.

Condition on the spoons is very good...

Up for bid is a scarce set of six coffin-end coin silver tablespoons by Ezekiel Burr of Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1805. The spoons measure about 8 3/4 inches long and together weigh 286 grams, or a bit over 9 troy ounces. The handles have chamfered edges and downturned pointed coffin ends. The spoons have an even patina and are monogrammed "JSB" in script capitals on the fronts of the handles...

For sale is a fine Asheville, North Carolina souvenir citrus spoon in the GEORGE III pattern by Frank Whiting, introduced in 1891. The spoon measures 5 1/4 inches long and weighs 15 grams. The bowl is nicely engraved with a view of the mountains in "Asheville / N.C.". The spoon is not monogrammed. The spoon is marked with the old Frank M. Whiting trademark, "STERLING" and "PAT.JUNE 9 '91", as shown.

Condition on the spoon is good. There is just the normal wear...

For sale is an unusual Atlantic City, New Jersey souvenir spoon by George W. Shiebler. The spoon measures 4 5/8 inches long and weighs 15 grams. The bowl has a light gold wash and a die-struck view of the Absecon lighthouse. The handle is shaped like waves, with "ATLANTIC CITY" in wavy letters on the handle front. The spoon is not monogrammed, but there is slight chance that one was removed from the back...

Here is a vintage Australian Opal triplet pendant necklace in sterling silver. The pendant is 11/16" inch wide by 1 1/4" tall, and consists of a strands of flat wire around the central oval stone. The triplet has nice blue green color. The pendant is marked "STG. S." on the back in the Australian style. The thin link chain is 18 inches long, with a trademark on the flat link near the clasp.

Condition on the necklace is good. There is no damage. A nice piece!

For sale is an enameled brass souvenir tea caddy spoon for the 1937 coronation of King George V. The spoon is 4 1/8" long, with a scalloped shell bowl. The handle has an applied enamel medal that reads "CORONATION DAY 1937" on a blue enamel background around a portrait of the king. The kings crown and the crown at the tip are highlighted with red enamel. There are no marks.

Condition on the spoon is fairly good...

For sale is a gorgeous French 950 standard tea strainer or sifter spoon with bright cut decoration. The strainer is 8 1/4 inches long and weighs 50 grams...

For sale is a very nice late 19th century Austrian 750 silver gravy ladle by Alexander Sturm of Vienna. The ladle is 8 3/4 inches long and weighs a substantial 98 grams. The bowl is almost spherical, and the fiddle-style handle is turned down at the tip. The piece is not monogrammed, but a monogram may have been skillfully removed from the handle front at some point. The piece is marked with the Austrian 750 standard mark and the maker's mark of [A St.] for Alexander Sturm.

Condition o...

For sale is a fine pinch style asparagus serving tongs by Christofle. The tongs are 6 3/8inches long and the blades are 3 1/4 inches wide. The piece has a spring hinge secured with a screw. The handle has a simple pattern, as shown, and the curved blades are ribbed for grip. The piece is monogrammed "TG" on one handle. The piece is marked with a trademark and [CHRISTOFLE] as shown.

Condition on the tongs is quite good. There is no wear through, and just normal wear from light use. The...

Up for sale is a bright-cut coin silver teaspoon by Francis A. Bunnell(e) of Syracuse, New York. The spoon is 5 5/8 inches long and weighs 16 grams. The handle is decorated with bright-cut engraving on both sides as shown. The piece is monogrammed "E.B." on the handle front. The spoon bears the [F][A][B] trademark of Francis A. Bunnell(e).

Condition on the spoon is fairly good. The bowl is dented and a bit misshapen, and the handle has a slight bend. Regardless, a neat old teaspoon!

For sale is a very nice German modernist silverplate asparagus server by Auerhahn. The server measures 10 3/8 inches long and has very good weight. The broad, angled blade has ribs to hold the asparagus spears. The handle is pointed, with a high center rib. The piece is marked "AUERHAHN 100 W. GERMANY". The piece has not been monogrammed.

Condition on the server is very good. There is no wear-through, just some scratches and some stubborn tarnish. A nice piece!