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 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...

Here is a very fine parcel gilt GOLDEN GATE San Francisco, California souvenir spoon by Mayer Brothers. The spoon measures 5 11/16 inches long and weighs 30 grams. The piece has a stippled finish all over. The bowl shows the "GOLDEN GATE / SAN FRANCISCO, CAL." with gilding on the sun and the two shorelines, as well as the back of the bowl. The handle is a finely detailed CALIFORNIA souvenir blank with multiple scenes. The spoon has not been monogrammed...

For sale is a fancy sardine fork in the CORONADO pattern by Watson, date unknown. The fork is 5 3/16 inches long and weighs 20 grams. The fork is monogrammed "D" on the handle front. The fork is marked with the Watson "pennant" trademark and "STERLING".

Condition on the fork is fairly good. There is a scattering of small black spots, but otherwise just normal wear from use. A nice piece in a great old pattern!

For sale is a hollow handle flat pie server with old marks in the WAKEFIELD pattern by Reed & Barton, introduced in 1925. The server measures 10" inches in length with a 3 3/4" handle. The flat oval blade is marked "MIRRORSTELE / STAINLESS" as shown. The piece has not been monogrammed. The piece has the old Reed & Barton trademark over "STERLING HANDLE" on the handle side, as shown.

Condition on the piece is good...

Up for bid is a very rare hollow handle coin silver roast carving set in what is often identified as the LOUIS XIV pattern by John Polhamus. It was actually patented by John C. Moore, and was produced by other makers. The knife is 13 1/8" long and the fork is 11 1/8". The handles are 5 1/4" long and are identical to LOUIS XIV, save for the repeated section near the joints, likely required to fit the blades securely. The blades are carbon steel, now buffed to a polish...

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 fine pair of sugar tongs in the modernist THEME pattern by Gorham, introduced in 1954. The piece is 5 1/4 inches long and weighs 38 grams. The piece has never been monogrammed. The tongs are marked "GORHAM STERLING" as shown.

Condition on the tongs is very good. There is no damage, just the normal light scratches. A fine piece!

For sale is a fine antique French opaline glass scent bottle. The bottle stands about 9 inches tall with the stopper and is 3 1/2 inches wide. The body is opaque, with a satin surface...

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 a fine art glass pear by the noted Orient & Flume studio of Chico, California. The piece is about 4 inches tall. The pear is covered with a gold iridescence, with a brown stem and a bright green leaf. The piece has a flat base. The piece is marked "Orient & Flume / 66T3".

Condition on the pear is excellent, with no damage. The color is the leaf is slightly crazed in the production, but it is not damage. A fine piece of art glass!

For sale is a hand made modernist sterling dish by Wheelock of Newport, Rhode Island. The dish is slightly oblong, roughly 3 inches wide by 3 1/4 inches long, and weighs 65 grams. The dish rests on three ball feet, and has applied stylized leaves at the back edge. It has not been monogrammed. The dish is marked "HAND MADE / STERLING / WHEELOCK, NEWPORT, R.I. / 98".

Condition on the dish is good. There is no damage, just a somewhat scratchy surface. A fine piece with great style!