19th Century American Medallion, Figural and

Lot: 1 - Rare Wood & Hughes Neoclassical Sterling Silver Cruet Frame

Rare Wood & Hughes Neoclassical Sterling Silver Cruet Frame dated 1875, the standard with a figural finial of Minerva holding a sphere aloft, with a swing strap handle with toupie mounts, within a revolving frame of six receptacles separated by birds perched on a scrolling wire, above a large spherical knop with anthemion scroll buttresses, all on a circular base with milled laurel banding, the receptacles fitted with paneled glass oil and vinegar bottles with glass stoppers and salt and pepper casters and mustard jar with silver fittings, inscribed on the base "Christmas 1875".

Lot: 2 - Wood & Hughes Neoclassical Figural Sterling Silver Fish Slice

Wood & Hughes Neoclassical Figural Sterling Silver Fish Slice third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, the full-figural handle of a draped maiden, with a stem of hexagonal section joined by an anthemion boss to the shaped blade with three-quarter gallery.

Lot: 3 - Wood & Hughes Neoclassical Sterling Silver Figural Cream Dipper

Wood & Hughes Neoclassical Sterling Silver Figural Cream Dipper third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, with a figural finial of a three-quarter bust of a neoclassical maiden on a beaded plinth, the octagonal stem with scrolled wire shoulders, the ovoid bowl textured and with gilt interior.

Lot: 4 - Two Gorham "Bust" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Two Gorham "Bust" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, including: a serving fork, the matte-gilt tines engraved with palmettes, l. 8-3/4"; and a cracker scoop, retailed by Isaac Bedichimer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with gilt bowl, the reverse monogrammed "HL".

Lot: 5 - Wood & Hughes Neoclassical Bust Sterling Silver Pastry Spade

Wood & Hughes Neoclassical Bust Sterling Silver Pastry Spade third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, with a figural finial of a three-quarter bust of a neoclassical maiden, knopped stem, scrolling palmette mount and pointed spade with matte band.

Lot: 6 - Two Gorham Figural Handle Coin Silver Cups

Two Gorham Figural Handle Coin Silver Cups third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, model 503, each with an ovoid body and flared foot ring embossed with Vitruvian scroll banding, the handle in the form of a mermaid, her arms draped to the rim of the mug and holding grape clusters, the interior gilt, each engraved with variant neoclassical banding, one inscribed "Frank Andrews".

Lot: 7 - Neoclassical Figural Coin Silver Sauce Ladle

Neoclassical Figural Coin Silver Sauce Ladle third quarter 19th century, unmarked but probably George Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the knopped step with three-quarter bust of a Greek maiden in a chiton, the pointed bowl with sharp pointed shoulders.

Lot: 8 - Gorham "The Master" Sterling Silver Apostle Spoon

Gorham "The Master" Sterling Silver Apostle Spoon the pattern designed in 1885 by Florentin Antoine Heller (1840-1904), Providence, Rhode Island, monogrammed "ND" conjoined.

Lot: 9 - Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Butter Dish

Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Butter Dish third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, of oval form, the rim engraved with palmettes and centering neoclassical medallions on the narrow ends, the fitted, steeply domed lid engraved en suite and with figural putto finial, lifting to reveal the pierced mazarine, all above a conforming foot.

Lot: 10 - Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware

Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: four dessert spoons, three monogrammed "AAC" and retailed by J.E. Caldwell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, l. 6-7/8"; ten dessert knives, monogrammed "LAL", l. 8-3/8"; and one teaspoon, l. 6". (15 pieces total)

Lot: 11 - Eleven Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Egg Spoons

Eleven Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Egg Spoons the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, with gilt ovoid bowl, monogrammed "LM" conjoined.

Lot: 12 - Twelve Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Spoons

Twelve Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Spoons the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, with gilt bowls, four monogrammed "CJB".

Lot: 13 - Six Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Place Spoons

Six Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Place Spoons the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, five monogrammed "B", one retailed by Tiffany & Co, New York, New York, no monogram.

Lot: 14 - Six Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Fruit Knives

Six Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Fruit Knives the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, monogrammed "FSH".

Lot: 15 - Eight Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Forks

Eight Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Forks the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: two dinner forks retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, monogrammed "JRM" conjoined, l. 7-5/8"; and six luncheon forks, monogrammed "OFH", l. 7".

Lot: 16 - Twelve Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Knives

Twelve Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Knives the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, the perpendicular blades with guilloche and engraved acanthus decoration, monogrammed "HEW".

Lot: 17 - Five Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Tablespoons

Five Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Tablespoons the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: three retailed by Starr & Marcus, New York, New York, monogrammed RGM"; one retailed by George N. Joyce, Brooklyn, New York, no monogram; and one retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, no monogram.

Lot: 18 - Twelve Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Dinner Forks

Twelve Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Dinner Forks the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Starr & Marcus, New York, New York, monogrammed "MLM".

Lot: 19 - Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Cake Basket

Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Cake Basket 1873, Providence, Rhode Island, the saucer-form plate with milled band quartered by neoclassical medallions, engraved with a central band of palmettes, the swing strap handle centering opposing medallions with openwork scroll mantling, all raised on a pedestal foot.

Lot: 20 - Pair of "Medallion" Sterling Silver Bud Vases

Pair of "Medallion" Sterling Silver Bud Vases third quarter 19th century, unmarked but probably Gorham, Providence, Rhode Island, each of trumpeting form with a large spherical knop with three applied neoclassical medallions, all above a trumpeting foot, monogrammed "RB".

Lot: 21 - "Medallion" Coin Silver Mug

"Medallion" Coin Silver Mug third quarter 19th century, unmarked but probably Gorham, Providence, Rhode Island, of cylindrical form with molded beaded band at the rim and base, the squared handle bifurcated at the base and with small scrolls, decorated with applied opposing medallions of Juno and Minerva, both within pricked and engraved scrolling cartouches, monogrammed "LR".

Lot: 22 - Assembled Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Pickle Set

Assembled Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Pickle Set the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a pickle fork, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, monogrammed "ACR", l. 6-1/4"; and a pickle knife, with palmette-engraved blade, monogrammed "MHN", l. 6-3/4".

Lot: 23 - Three Gorham "Medallion" Small Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Three Gorham "Medallion" Small Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a mayonnaise ladle, with pointed gilt bowl, inscribed "Florence", l. 6"; a mustard ladle, l. 5-1/8"; and a salt spoon, l. 3-5/8".

Lot: 24 - Two Gorham "Medallion" Small Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Two Gorham "Medallion" Small Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a mustard spoon, l. 5-1/4"; and a master butter knife, retailed by Shreve, Stanwood & Co., l. 6-3/4".

Lot: 25 - Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sugar Servers

Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sugar Servers the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: sugar tongs, with talon grips, monogrammed "SVF", l. 5"; and a sugar spoon, retailed by Crosby & Morse, Boston, Massachusetts, with lobed gilt bowl, monogrammed "B", l. 5-5/8".

Lot: 26 - Twelve Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Nut Picks

Twelve Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Nut Picks the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, eight inscribed "Blanche" and four monogrammed "AF".

Lot: 27 - Three Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Three Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a sardine fork, with pricked and barbed tines, inscribed "Kellogg", l. 5-3/8"; a sugar sifter, retailed by Matson & Hoes, Chicago, Illinois, with lobed, gilt and pierced bowl, inscribed "Rogers", l. 6-1/4"; and a gravy ladle, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, l. 7-1/4".

Lot: 28 - Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Youth Set

Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Youth Set the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including a youth fork, l. 6-3/8", and spoon, l. 6-5/8", monogrammed "ARG".

Lot: 29 - Three Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Small Serving Pieces

Three Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Small Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: two sardine forks, one monogrammed "G", l. 5-5/8"; and sugar tongs with spring bow, toupie finial and talon grips, l. 5-1/4".

Lot: 30 - Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Cheese Servers

Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Cheese Servers the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a long-handled cheese scoop, monogrammed "C", l. 9-1/2"; and a cheese knife, the barbed blade with engraved palmette and bright-cut and wrigglework banding, monogrammed "SM" conjoined, l. 7-1/2".

Lot: 31 - Gorham "Medallion" Silverplate Toast Rack

Gorham "Medallion" Silverplate Toast Rack third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, the rectangular milled frame with seven arched separators, the center with a cruciform handle with neoclassical medallions on each side, all on four curved peg feet.

Lot: 32 - Four Gorham "Medallion" Silverplate Casters

Four Gorham "Medallion" Silverplate Casters third quarter 19th century, each of conical form with a lower band of neoclassical medallions, with a pedestal foot and pierced and domed cap.

Lot: 33 - "Medallion" Coin Silver Mug

"Medallion" Coin Silver Mug third quarter 19th century, unmarked but probably Gorham, Providence, Rhode Island, of cylindrical form with flared base, the squared handle bifurcated at the base and with small scrolls, decorated with applied opposing medallions of Juno and Minerva, both within engraved and wrigglework floral scrolling cartouches.

Lot: 34 - Three Gorham "Medallion" Silver Serving Pieces

Three Gorham "Medallion" Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including a coin silver preserve spoon, with lobed bowl, l. 8-5/8"; a sterling silver berry spoon, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, with lobed gilt bowl, l. 8-7/8"; and a sterling silver ice cream serving spoon with gilt bowl, retailed by John W. Tucker & Co., San Francisco, California, monogrammed "B", l. 9-1/2".

Lot: 35 - Large Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Tongs

Large Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Tongs the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Martin S. Smith, Detroit, Michigan, with flat blade engraved with "C" scrolls opposing taloned tines, monogrammed "AMcM".

Lot: 36 - Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Soup Ladle

Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Soup Ladle the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, with pointed gilt bowl, monogrammed "W".

Lot: 37 - Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Long-Handled Salad Serving Set

Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Long-Handled Salad Serving Set the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, the fork with barbed tines, the spoon with pierced and scalloped bowl.

Lot: 38 - "Medallion" Sterling Silver Compote

"Medallion" Sterling Silver Compote third quarter 19th century, unmarked but probably Gorham, Providence, Rhode Island, the saucer-form compote with central medallion of Ceres, the scrolling openwork handles each with a smaller neoclassical medallion, all above a pedestal foot with waisted base.

Lot: 39 - Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Crumber

Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Crumber the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the blade with crumb recess and arched spine engraved with central scroll arabesque and Vitruvian-scroll banding, monogramed "MS".

Lot: 40 - Pair of Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Berry Spoons

Pair of Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Berry Spoons the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Crosby & Morse, Boston, Massachusetts, monogrammed "NKB", with lobed gilt bowls.

Lot: 41 - Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Cake Saw

Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Cake Saw the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by M. W. Galt & Bro., Washington, DC, the perpendicular scimitar-shaped blade with serrated spine and engraved with arabesques and dart banding, monogrammed "GLH".

Lot: 42 - Cased Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Fish Serving Set

Cased Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Fish Serving Set the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by M. W. Galt & Bro., Washington, DC, including a fish serving knife, the blade shaped, pierced and engraved in the form of a rococo dolphin, l. 11-3/8", and a fish serving fork, the tines with barbed shoulders and pierced and engraved with a dolphin en suite, l. 9-1/2", presented in the original fitted violet satin- and velvet-lined leather case with gilt retailer's stamp on the interior lid, 12-1/2" x 5-1/4".

Lot: 43 - Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Macaroni Server

Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Macaroni Server the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, with pierced bowl, monogrammed "EOB".

Lot: 44 - Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: an ice cream serving spoon, monogrammed "ECF", l. 9-1/4"; and a sugar sifter, with pierced and gilt coquille bowl, monogrammed "RBS" conjoined, l. 7-3/4";

Lot: 45 - Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Ladle

Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Ladle the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Hart Brothers, Brooklyn, with pointed gilt bowl, monogrammed "HRC".

Lot: 46 - Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Pie Servers

Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Pie Servers the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island; one large, retailed by John W. Tucker & Co., San Francisco, California, l. 9-3/8"; and one small, monogrammed "S", l. 8-/2"; both with pointed blade engraved with palmettes and arabesques.

Lot: 47 - Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Center Bowl

Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Center Bowl third quarter 19th century, retailed by Starr & Marcus, New York, New York, of oval form with serpentine-canted sides, with applied milled ovolo banding and opposing male and female Tudor portraits and cast and applied demi-putto handles with swags and scrolls, all raised on a conforming pedestal foot with cavetto-canted plinth feet.

Lot: 48 - Large Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Tongs

Large Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Tongs the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by George C. Shreve & Co., San Francisco, California, with gilt bowl opposing taloned tines, monogrammed "JATS".

Lot: 49 - Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Forks

Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Forks the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: one with beveled shoulders and openwork tines, monogrammed "EOB", l. 8-3/4"; and one with barbed and engraved tines, retailed by Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, l. 9".

Lot: 50 - Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Two Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a serving spoon, retailed by George C. Shreve & Co., San Francisco, California, with gilt bowl, monogrammed "SG", l. 9-1/8"; and a gravy ladle, with pointed gilt bowl, monogrammed "SVS" conjoined, l. 8".

Lot: 51 - Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Crumber

Gorham "Medallion" Sterling Silver Crumber the pattern designed in 1864 by George Wilkinson (1819-1894), Providence, Rhode Island, the blade engraved with palmette arabesques and inscribed and dated "Christmas 1875", the medallion reverse monogrammed "GCR".

Lot: 52 - Three Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Salt Cellars

Three Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Salt Cellars pattern 330, introduced in 1862, Providence, Rhode Island, of batteau form, with molded ring short pedestal foot, and ribbon-and-scroll-crested applied medallions at the narrow ends, two monogrammed "C"

Lot: 53 - Cased Set of Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Salt Cellars

Cased Set of Gorham "Medallion" Coin Silver Salt Cellars the pattern introduced in 1864, Providence, Rhode Island, including a pair of "punchbowl"-form salt cellars, each decorated with four neoclassical medallions, h. 2-1/4", dia. 2-1/4"; together with a pair of "Medallion" pattern salt spoons, l. 3-5/8", presented in a fitted dark green satin- and velvet- lined leather case with retailer's label of Fletcher & Bennett, Louisville, Kentucky, h. 2-3/4", w. 9", d. 3-3/4".

Lot: 54 - American "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Tongs

American "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Tongs third quarter 19th century, unmarked, the circular spring bow with toupie finial and single right profile of Minerva, with flat stems and gilt grips, one a bowl and the other a talon.

Lot: 55 - "Medallion" Sterling Silver Mug

"Medallion" Sterling Silver Mug third quarter 19th century, by Starr & Marcus, New York, New York, of slightly tapering form with robust molded and beaded banding and unusual squared "whiplash" scrolling handle, embossed with opposing circular medallions, one with a bust of Jupiter after Giovanni Antonio Santarelli (1769-1826), the other monogrammed "P&K", conjoined.

Lot: 56 - Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Coin Silver Cup

Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Coin Silver Cup third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, of cylindrical form, with snakescale-molded rim and base, with beaded and molded foot ring, the squared scrolled handle bifurcated at the lower end, decorated with an applied medallion of Leonardo da Vinci after the circa 1830 impronte of Paoletti e Figlio, with repousee floral mantling, monogrammed "VAB".

Lot: 57 - Seven American "Medallion" and Other Silverplate Napkin Rings

Seven American "Medallion" and Other Silverplate Napkin Rings third quarter 19th century, unmarked, including: one with beaded edge and medallions of Galileo after the circa 1830 impronte of Paoletti e Figlio and Minerva after the circa 1820 engraving of Frederick Knight, monogrammed "JW", 2" x 2"; one with laurel edge and medallion of Mercury, inscribed "Charlotte", 1-1/2" x 1-1/4"; two with hatched banding and medallion of Minerva, one inscribed "Papa", 1-1/4" x 1-5/8" and 1" x 1-1/4"; one with Greek-key edge and medallion of Daphne, 1-1/2" x 1-3/4"; one openwork with Greek-key edge and medallions of Heracles, 1-1/4" x 1-3/4"; and one with diapered band and incuse scene of children canoeing, monogrammed "BM", 1-5/8" x 1-3/4".

Lot: 58 - Two Pairs of American Silverplate "Medallion" Napkin Rings

Two Pairs of American Silverplate "Medallion" Napkin Rings third quarter 19th century, including: one pair with wrigglework engraved oval ring and oval medallion of Minerva in left profile, monogrammed "BMV" and "JAV", h. 1-3/8", w. 2-1/4"; and the other pair with trapezoidal ring and scroll-mantled circular medallion of a knight in three-quarter right profile, h. 2-1/4", w. 2".

Lot: 59 - Three Hebbard & Moore "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Three Hebbard & Moore "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, including: a gravy ladle, retailed by Culbert Brothers, New York, New York, with unusual double portrait medallion of Saturn & Ops, inscribed and dated "Bessie / March 4, 1883", l. 6-1/2"; a large fish serving fork, retailed by Ford, Tupper & Behan, New York, New York, the tines elaborately engraved with a floral spray and pricked banding, monogrammed "MAG", l. 10-7/8"; and a crumber, the blade with three-quarter raised gallery and engraved with three scroll-mantled circular cartouches, the outer two with engraved medallions of Caelus and Diana, the center monogrammed "HMC", l. 13".

Lot: 60 - William Gale, Jr. "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Tongs

William Gale, Jr. "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Tongs third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, with spiral-twist stems and talon grips, the handle with flat-chased scrolls and opposing medallions, inscribed on the bow "JH Oct. 7th 1866".

Lot: 61 - William Gale, Jr. "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sugar Sifter

William Gale, Jr. "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sugar Sifter third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, with twist stem, the gilt bowl elaborately pierced and engraved with leaf banding and a central laureate-framed knight's profile.

Lot: 62 - Two Newell Harding & Co "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Two Newell Harding & Co "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, Boston, Massachusetts, with spiral twist stems and hand-engraved finials, including: a serving fork, the gilt bowl with three tines and trefoil piercing, with foliate engraving, monogrammed "AAA", l. 9-5/8"; and a cream ladle, the gilt and pointed bowl with palmette engraving, inscribed "GAB from R & AB", l. 6-7/8".

Lot: 63 - Two American "Medallion" Coin Silver Servers

Two American "Medallion" Coin Silver Servers third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, including: a croquette server, retailed by Joseph Brunner, server with flat engraved spatulate handle, circular right profile male medallion and bowl engraved with scrolls and Greek-key banding, l. 9-3/4"; and a tomato server, retailed by Kidney Cann & Johnson, with flat engraved shaped handle, oval right profile male medallion and palmette, and guilloche engraved blade, l. 8-5/8".

Lot: 64 - American "Medallion" Coin Silver Ladle

American "Medallion" Coin Silver Ladle third quarter 19th century, retailed by William Chandless & Son, New York, New York, with flat engraved finial, applied medallion, twist stem and oval bowl.

Lot: 65 - Twelve Duhme & Co. "Medallion" Coin Silver Pastry Forks

Twelve Duhme & Co. "Medallion" Coin Silver Pastry Forks third quarter 19th century, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Lot: 66 - Twelve Bishop & Rein "Medallion" Coin Silver Terrapin Forks

Twelve Bishop & Rein "Medallion" Coin Silver Terrapin Forks third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, with circular medallion of Mars facing left, the tines engraved and with openwork trefoil.

Lot: 67 - "Medallion" Coin Silver Fish Serving Set

"Medallion" Coin Silver Fish Serving Set third quarter 19th century, the flat handles with chased acanthus scrolls and applied beaded medallion of Mars, including: a fish slice, the scimitar-shaped blade engraved with arabesques on a diapered ground, l. 11-1/2"; and a fish serving fork, with short twist stem and palmette and scroll engraved tines, l. 10-1/8"; both inscribed "May".

Lot: 68 - Six "Medallion" Coin Silver Coffee Spoons

Six "Medallion" Coin Silver Coffee Spoons third quarter 19th century, unmarked, the shaped and engraved flat handle with applied medallion of Minerva, left profile.

Lot: 69 - "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Fork

"Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Fork third quarter 19th century, in a variant of the traditional "Hanoverian" pattern, the handle with unusual applied medallion of Psyche in three-quarter profile and deep relief, the gilt tines pierced with quatrefoils and engraved with palmette and wrigglework scrolls, inscribed and dated "Baker / Jan 4th 1867".

Lot: 70 - Three Naive "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Three Naive "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, including: a sardine fork, the tines trefoil pierced and engraved, l. 6-1/2"; a pastry spade with guilloche and palmette engraved blade, monogrammed "S", l. 8-1/2"; and a serving fork, the four broad tines with pricked foliate engraving, l. 8-3/8".

Lot: 71 - Two John Polhamus "Medallion" Sterling Silver Lemon Forks

Two John Polhamus "Medallion" Sterling Silver Lemon Forks the pattern designed in 1865 by John Polhamus (1811-1877), retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York.

Lot: 72 - Polhamus/Shiebler "Medallion" Silver Flatware

Polhamus/Shiebler "Medallion" Silver Flatware designed in 1865 by John Polhamus (ca. 1811-1877), New York, New York, including, in coin silver, manufactured by Polhamus and retailed by Wriggens & Warden, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: a master butter knife, with straight blade, monogrammed "SED", l. 7-1/8"; and a cheese knife, with perpendicular blade, monogrammed "LJ", l. 7-1/4"; and, in sterling silver, manufactured by George Shiebler: six dinner forks, monogrammed "N". (8 pieces total)

Lot: 73 - "Medallion" Coin Silver Mug

"Medallion" Coin Silver Mug third quarter 19th century, of slightly tapering cylindrical form with molded rim and base, with cavetto-canted squared handle with bifurcated lower end, with applied medallions of Paris with engraved surround, inscribed "Geo. Moses Knight / from his Father / Oct. 13th 1868".

Lot: 74 - "Medallion" Coin Silver Mug

"Medallion" Coin Silver Mug third quarter 19th century, retailed by Edward A. Tyler, New Orleans, Louisiana, of slightly tapering cylindrical form with molded rim and base, with cavetto-canted squared handle with bifurcated lower end, with applied medallions of Paris with engraved surround, inscribed "Benjamin Barker Young".

Lot: 75 - "Medallion" Coin Silver Mug

"Medallion" Coin Silver Mug third quarter 19th century, of slightly tapering cylindrical form with molded rim and base, with cavetto-canted squared handle with bifurcated lower end, with applied medallions of Paris with engraved surround, inscribed "Benjamin Barker Young".

Lot: 76 - Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware

Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, including a set of twelve dessert knives, monogrammed "CEL", l. 7-3/4", and a dessert spoon, l. 6-5/8", and knife, l. 7-3/4", monogrammed "BHL". (14 pieces total)

Lot: 77 - Pair of Wood & Hughes "Warrior" Coin Silver Salt Spoons

Pair of Wood & Hughes "Warrior" Coin Silver Salt Spoons third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, with gilt elliptical bowls.

Lot: 78 - Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Coin Silver Sugar Sifter

Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Coin Silver Sugar Sifter third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, the handle flanked with openwork scrolling, the pierced bowl with milled palmette banded rim, monogrammed "R".

Lot: 79 - American "Medallion" Coin Silver Creamer

American "Medallion" Coin Silver Creamer third quarter 19th century, by Wood & Hughes, New York, New York, converted from a large mug, of cylindrical form with molded rim and base, palmette-crested molded square handle and decorated with an applied medallion of a young woman, probably Jenny Lind (1820-1887), below an oval cartouche and flanked by repousse flowers, the cartouche now obscured by the addition of a creamer spout but retaining traces of a date "1866", with later date on the underside "May 15th, 1893".

Lot: 80 - American Sterling Silver "Medallion" Belt Buckle

American Sterling Silver "Medallion" Belt Buckle third quarter 19th century, by Wood & Hughes, New York, New York, with a central oval medallion of Antheia, the conforming buckle halves with beaded central edge and engraved with wrigglework chevrons and grain.

Lot: 81 - Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Silver Flatware

Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Silver Flatware third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, including: four coin silver forks, inscribed "Louisa", l. 8"; six coin silver teaspoons, monogrammed "CR", l. 5-7/8"; and six sterling silver teaspoons, monogrammed "HLV", l. 5-7/8". (18 pieces total)

Lot: 81A - Ten Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Coin Silver Pastry Forks

Ten Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Coin Silver Pastry Forks third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, no monograms.

Lot: 82 - Three Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Three Wood & Hughes "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, including: a sugar sifter, with arabesque finial and twist stem, the gilt coquille bowl pierced with stars, l. 7-3/4"; a master butter knife, with Greek maiden-masque medallion finial and beaded ridge stem, the scimitar-shaped blade threaded and engraved with scrolls, l. 7-3/4"; and a serving spade, with Achilles beaded medallion finial and beaded ridge stem, the gilt spade with shaped and barbed shoulders and engraved with a cartouche of flowers on a guilloche ground, l. 10".

Lot: 83 - "Morion" Sterling Silver Berry Spoon

"Morion" Sterling Silver Berry Spoon third quarter 19th century, by George B. Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the finial in the form of a chased, well-detailed morion with lizard crest, with a beaded stem and gilt coquille bowl.

Lot: 84 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Soup Ladle

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Soup Ladle the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, retailed by William Gale, Jr. & Co., New York, New York, the pointed bowl with pointed shoulders and engraved with palmette and laurel, monogrammed "A".

Lot: 85 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Cake Knife

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Cake Knife the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), retailed by Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the scimitar-shaped blade with sawtooth spine and decorated with an engraved floral bouquet on a guilloche ground.

Lot: 86 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Macaroni Server

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Macaroni Server the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the coquille bowl gilt and with pierced tines on one side, monogrammed "B".

Lot: 87 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Serving Spade

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Serving Spade the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the shaped and curved blade with barbed shoulders and engraved with anthemion, monogrammed "E".

Lot: 88 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Cream Ladle

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Cream Ladle the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the gilt bucket-form bowl with Greek maiden masque heel, monogrammed "CKS".

Lot: 89 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with beaded stem, the gilt batteau-form bowl with side spout opposing a figural crest of a gorgon.

Lot: 90 - Cased George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Cheese Scoop

Cased George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Cheese Scoop the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the curved scoop with serrated shoulders and engraved with foliage and arabesques, monogrammed "M", presented in the original violet satin- and velvet-lined case with gilt manufacturer's stamp and retailer's stamp of Ford, Tupper & Behan, New York, New York.

Lot: 91 - Cased George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Cheese Serving Knife

Cased George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Cheese Serving Knife the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the scimitar-shaped blade with spurred shoulders and barbed tip, engraved wrigglework scrolls and leaves, monogrammed "LOD", presented in the original violet satin- and velvet-lined case with gilt manufacturer's stamp.

Lot: 92 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Pie Server

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Pie Server the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the blade with raised shoulders and engraved and pricked arabesque, monogrammed "MG".

Lot: 93 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Punch Ladle

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Punch Ladle the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the elliptical bowl with double spout, pointed shoulders and engraved with palmette and laurel, monogrammed "A".

Lot: 94 - Twelve George Sharp "Ball" Coin Silver Ice Cream Forks

Twelve George Sharp "Ball" Coin Silver Ice Cream Forks the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), the gilt tines with pointed shoulders and engraved with geometric arabesque.

Lot: 95 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Set

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Set the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with beaded stems, including: an ice cream server, the pointed blade gilt, with shaped shoulder and engraved with an arabesque, l. 10-3/4"; and twelve ice cream spoons, the gilt bowls with flat barbed shoulders and engraved with palmette, l. 5-3/4".

Lot: 96 - Good Pair of George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Platter Spoons

Good Pair of George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Platter Spoons the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with beaded stems, the pointed and gilt bowls engraved with palmette, monogrammed "MRS".

Lot: 97 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Ice Spoon

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Ice Spoon the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the deep pointed bowl gilt, with pierced and scalloped shoulders and engraved with wrigglework lattice and palmette, monogrammed "EW".

Lot: 98 - Cased Elaborate George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Croquette Server

Cased Elaborate George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Croquette Server the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with eleven gilt tines, the spade with serpentine-shaped shoulders and engraved with palmettes and scrolls, monogrammed "C", presented in the original violet satin- and velvet-lined case with gilt retailer's stamp of William Wilson McGrew, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Lot: 99 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Berry Set

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Berry Set the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including: a berry spoon, the gilt bowl embossed with raspberries in a wrigglework cartouche, l. 10-1/8"; and twelve dessert spoons with pointed gilt bowls, l. 5-3/4".

Lot: 100 - George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Crumber

George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Crumber the pattern designed in 1863 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the blade with raised gallery centering a scalloped crest and engraved with ivy and a central arabesque.

Lot: 101 - Gorham "Saxon Stag" Sterling Silver Ladle

Gorham "Saxon Stag" Sterling Silver Ladle third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, with twist stem and elliptical bowl, engraved with the crest and motto of Delafield of New York.

Lot: 102 - Unusual Krider & Biddle Coin Silver Serving Tongs

Unusual Krider & Biddle Coin Silver Serving Tongs third quarter 19th century, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the bow-style tongs with a flat spatulate blade opposing a grip in the form of a well-detailed cloven hoof, decorated with bright-cut and wrigglework engraving, monogrammed on the bow "BL", conjoined.

Lot: 103 - Figural Bull's Head Sterling Silver Master Butter Knife

Figural Bull's Head Sterling Silver Master Butter Knife third quarter 19th century, by George B. Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the shaped "medallion blank" finial with applied bull's masque, with cubit-knopped stem and perpendicular scimitar-shaped blade engraved with palmettes.

Lot: 104 - Gorham Coin Silver Fruit Bowl

Gorham Coin Silver Fruit Bowl third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, of oval form, the outscrolled handles crested with cast and applied nesting birds, the sides crested with a foliate-mantled Bacchic masque, the interior engraved with a wrigglework band with spearheads and flowers, all raised on four turtle feet.

Lot: 105 - John Wendt "Ball End No. 2, Bird" Sterling Silver Crumber

John Wendt "Ball End No. 2, Bird" Sterling Silver Crumber mid-19th century, New York, New York, retailed by Thomas Dickinson, Buffalo, New York, the blade engraved with ivy, the crested spine en suite and with applied figural mouse, monogrammed on the finial, "CM".

Lot: 106 - Six John Wendt "Ball No. 2, Bird" Ice Cream Spoons

Six John Wendt "Ball No. 2, Bird" Ice Cream Spoons mid-19th century, New York, New York, the bowls gilt and with shaped shoulders.

Lot: 107 - John Wendt "Ball No. 2, Bird" Cream Dipper

John Wendt "Ball No. 2, Bird" Cream Dipper mid-19th century, New York, New York, retailed by Kitts & Werne, Louisville, Kentucky, the spherical bowl with threaded rim and gilt interior, monogrammed on the finial, "C".

Lot: 108 - Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Bud Vases

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Bud Vases 1870, Providence, Rhode Island, each of elongated ovoid form with trumpeting collar, engraved with a band of wrigglework arabesques, the opposing arched handles each crested with a cast and applied hummingbird, all above a thin knopped stem and circular foot.

Lot: 109 - Rare Gorham Sterling Silver Figural Swan Olive Spoon

Rare Gorham Sterling Silver Figural Swan Olive Spoon third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, with a figural crest finial of a demi-swan out of a ducal crown, to a very long stem joined by ivy leaves to the pierced and serrated hemispherical bowl, monogrammed (on the back of the bowl) "M".

Lot: 110 - Gorham Sterling Silver Standing Figural Napkin Ring

Gorham Sterling Silver Standing Figural Napkin Ring 1870, Providence, Rhode Island, pattern 665, the oval ring with shaped cartouche and decorated with wrigglework palmettes raised on a shaped plinth base with figures of seated squirrels at either end.

Lot: 111 - Seven-Piece Figural Parcel-Gilt Sterling Silver Nut Serving Set

Seven-Piece Figural Parcel-Gilt Sterling Silver Nut Serving Set the pattern designed in 1866 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including a nut serving spoon and six nut picks, each with a figural finial of a seated squirrel with an acorn to a beaded stem, the nut serving spoon bowl crested with a smaller squirrel and pierced and engraved with palmettes.

Lot: 112 - "Beetle" Sterling Silver Serving Scoop

"Beetle" Sterling Silver Serving Scoop third quarter 19th century, by George B. Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the "medallion blank" finial with bright-cut and wrigglework decoration centering a realistically-detailed beetle, the flat stem with rectangular knop and pierced shoulders to a shouldered scoop engraved with palmettes, inscribed (on the reverse) "Ortwine".

Lot: 113 - "Stag Beetle" Sterling Silver Server

"Stag Beetle" Sterling Silver Server third quarter 19th century, by George B. Sharp, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with knopped ovoid finial chased with acanthus-framed oval cartouches, with a plain stem to a shouldered flat serving blade crested with a realistic stag beetle and engraved with arabesques, monogrammed and dated on the finial "1845 / NB / 1870".

Lot: 114 - Near Pair of American Coin Silver Vegetable Dishes

Near Pair of American Coin Silver Vegetable Dishes third quarter 19th century, by Peter L. Krider, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, each of oval-shaped form on four supports, with oval medallions depicting maidens as handles, smaller side ovals with wasps, and engraved sides, one dish with gilt interior, one h. 2-3/4", l. 12-1/4", the other h. 2-1/2", l. 12-1/4".

Lot: 115 - Unusual Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Ladle

Unusual Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Ladle third quarter 19th century, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, retailed by William B. Larmour, Baltimore, Maryland, the handle with bright-cut and engraved decoration around an applied medallion of the traditional Japanese motif of the crane and the snake, with a coquille bowl, the medallion and bowl gilt, monogrammed on the reverse, "LCA".

Lot: 116 - John Wendt "Bird" Sterling Silver Flatware

John Wendt "Bird" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed in 1871 by Bernhard D. Beiderhase (ca. 1826-1875), retailed by Starr & Marcus, New York, New York, including a dozen each luncheon forks, l. 6-3/4", and teaspoons, l. 5-3/4". (24 pieces total)

Lot: 117 - Four John Wendt "Bird" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Four John Wendt "Bird" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1871 by Bernhard D. Beiderhase (ca. 1826-1875), New York, New York, including: a soup ladle, l. 10-1/2"; a berry spoon, monogrammed "TK", l. 8-3/4"; a preserve spoon, monogrammed "ACR", l. 7"; and a sugar spoon, monogrammed "B", l. 6"; all with satin-finish bowls, all but the last retailed by J.E. Caldwell, Philadelphia, the last with "Japonaise" engraved bowl.

Lot: 118 - Two John Wendt "Bird" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Two John Wendt "Bird" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1871 by Bernhard D. Beiderhase (ca. 1826-1875), retailed by William Moir, New York, New York, including an oyster ladle, l. 10-3/4", and a serving spoon, l. 9-3/4", both with gilt satin-finish bowls, the spoon monogrammed "AS" conjoined.

Lot: 119 - Six John Wendt "Bird" Citrus Spoons

Six John Wendt "Bird" Citrus Spoons the pattern designed in 1871 by Bernhard D. Beiderhase (ca. 1826-1875), New York, New York, retailed by J.E. Caldwell, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the bowls pointed, keeled and engraved with arabesques, monogrammed "CMM".

Lot: 120 - Cased John Wendt "Bird" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Service

Cased John Wendt "Bird" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Service the pattern designed in 1871 by Bernhard D. Beiderhase (ca. 1826-1875), New York, New York, retailed by Braverman & Levy, San Francisco, California, including an ice cream server with engraved boteh-shaped blade, l. 9-1/2", and twelve ice cream spoons with pointed, keeled bowls, l. 5-4/8", all with satin-gilt bowls and parcel-gilt handles, monogrammed "ALJ", presented in a fitted pink satin-lined case with gilt retailer's stamp, case 13-1/2" x 12-1/2".

Lot: 121 - Wood & Hughes "Celestial" Sterling Silver Salad Serving Tongs

Wood & Hughes "Celestial" Sterling Silver Salad Serving Tongs fourth quarter 19th century, New York, New York, the bow-style tongs with opposing spoon and fork servers, both lobed, the latter pierced with a thistle.

Lot: 122 - Kidney & Johnson Egyptian Revival "Medallion" Sterling Silver Fish Set

Kidney & Johnson Egyptian Revival "Medallion" Sterling Silver Fish Set third quarter 19th century, retailed by Brown & Spaulding, New York, New York, the blade and tines engraved with acanthus scrolls, the blade additionally with a central medallion of angling gear, each monogrammed on the reverse "HR" conjoined.

Lot: 123 - Kidney & Johnson Egyptian Revival "Medallion" Coin Silver Cracker Scoop

Kidney & Johnson Egyptian Revival "Medallion" Coin Silver Cracker Scoop third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, the bowl engraved with wrigglework arabesques, the reverse monogrammed "K".

Lot: 124 - Gorham Sterling Silver Bonbon Dish

Gorham Sterling Silver Bonbon Dish 1871, Providence, Rhode Island, with coquille bowl and arching palmette handle, raised on two shell feet.

Lot: 125 - Gorham Variant "Medallion" Coin Silver Ice Cream Server

Gorham Variant "Medallion" Coin Silver Ice Cream Server mid-19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Howard & Co., New York, New York, the handle engraved with palmettes centering a medallion of Zeus, all on a matte ground, the gilt bowl with curved point, beveled shoulders and engraved palmette, inscribed "Jenny".

Lot: 126 - Gorham Variant "Medallion" Coin Silver Soup Ladle

Gorham Variant "Medallion" Coin Silver Soup Ladle mid-19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, with pointed gilt bowl, the handle with applied Greek maiden masque, monogrammed "EBA".

Lot: 127 - Gorham Greek Revival Coin Silver Compote

Gorham Greek Revival Coin Silver Compote third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, the saucer-form compote with molded band, with scroll-mantled demi-putto handles crested with foliate mantled Bacchic masques, above an ovoid knop with three Greek maiden masques above acanthus-crested legs separated by openwork palmettes and ending in sandaled human feet, joined to a conforming plinth stretcher, monogrammed "MEC".

Lot: 128 - American Greek Revival Sterling Silver Compote

American Greek Revival Sterling Silver Compote third quarter 19th century, the saucer-form compote with milled ovolo banding, the interior satin-finished and engraved with ivy leaves, above an ovoid knop with three Greek maiden masques above reed-crested squared legs with volute feet, all on a molded circular plinth base with squared projections and toupie finial.

Lot: 129 - Wood & Hughes Greek Revival Coin Silver Water Pitcher

Wood & Hughes Greek Revival Coin Silver Water Pitcher third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, the ovoid body with a milled Greek-key and beaded band centering a medallion of a Maenad repousse floral mantling and foliate cresting, with integral molded "helmet" spout and crested handle with beaded rib, all above a molded foot ring, monogrammed "JF", conjoined.

Lot: 130 - Two Wood & Hughes Greek Revival "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Forks

Two Wood & Hughes Greek Revival "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Forks fourth quarter 19th century, New York, New York, each with applied beading and female Greek masque medallion, including: a cold meat serving fork, with openwork crosses on the heel and engraved scrolls on the tines, l. 9-3/4"; and a fish serving fork, with openwork keyholes and crescents on the heel and engraved scrolls on the tines, monogrammed "SDD", l. 10-3/4".

Lot: 131 - Figural Coin Silver Sauce Ladle

Figural Coin Silver Sauce Ladle third quarter 19th century, unmarked, the ball finial with a figure of a putto, the batteau-form bowl with gilt interior, the integral side spout opposing a Greek maiden's masque.

Lot: 132 - American Greek Revival Coin Silver Bonbon Dish

American Greek Revival Coin Silver Bonbon Dish third quarter 19th century, by Albert Coles, New York, New York, the leaf-form dish with scrolled shoulders flanking a handle with elaborate Greek maiden's masque, raised on an oval foot ring.

Lot: 133 - American Sterling Silver Compote

American Sterling Silver Compote third quarter 19th century, probably John Wendt for Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, the shallow compote with milled Vitruvian scroll banding and three cast and applied ram's masques above a thick columnar standard to three scrolling legs separated by goat's masques and ending in lion's paw feet, above a canted concave triangular plinth base.

Lot: 134 - Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Coin Silver Serving Fork

Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Coin Silver Serving Fork the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, retailed by Albert B. Van Cott, Racine, Wisconsin, the bowl gilt and cut with five tines and void circular shoulders, engraved with acanthus scroll and ivy, monogrammed "WCC", conjoined.

Lot: 135 - Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Coin Silver Punch Ladle

Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Coin Silver Punch Ladle the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, the elliptical bowl with pierced straining screen.

Lot: 136 - Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Coin Silver Flatware

Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Coin Silver Flatware the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, retailed by William H. Tallman (1833-1876), Buffalo, New York, including six place forks and six place spoons, all monogrammed "RW". (12 pieces total)

Lot: 137 - Cased Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Coin Silver Pie Server

Cased Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Coin Silver Pie Server the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, retailed by William H. Tallman (1833-1876), the blade with barbed shoulders and engraved with a grape cluster surrounded by scrolled spandrels, monogrammed "RW", presented in the original fitted violet satin- and velvet-lined case.

Lot: 138 - Two Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Silver Serving Pieces

Two Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, including: a coin silver serving fork, retailed by Newton E. Crittenden, Cleveland, Ohio, with scrolling shoulders and engraved tines, monogrammed "H", l. 9-7/8"; and a sterling silver ice cream slice, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, the scimitar-shaped blade with scrolled spine and engraved decoration, monogrammed and dated "WFM / Sept 29th 1865", l. 11-3/8".

Lot: 139 - Two Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Spoons

Two Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Spoons the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, both with shell bowl, including: a preserve spoon, retailed by Tiffany & Co., inscribed "Fish / Aunt Emily to Louise", l. 8-1/2", 2.03 t. oz.; and a sugar spoon, l. 6-1/8".

Lot: 140 - Twelve Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Spoons

Twelve Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Spoons the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, with elaborately scalloped gilt bowls, monogrammed "S".

Lot: 141 - Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle

Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, retailed by Wendell & Hyman, Chicago, Illinois, inscribed "Perry".

Lot: 142 - Six Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Six Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, including: retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, a berry serving spoon, the gilt bowl decorated with repousse flowers, l. 8-1/8"; a cheese serving knife, the blade barbed and with hatched flowers and banding, monogrammed "AC", l. 6-7/8"; and a mustard ladle, with gilt bowl, inscribed "Perry", l. 5-1/4"; together with a salt spoon retailed by William Kendrick, Louisville, Kentucky, with gilt bowl, inscribed "Mankin", l. 3-3/4"; a master butter knife with scimitar-shaped blade, monogrammed "Y", l. 7"; and a master butter knife with perpendicular scimitar-shaped blade engraved with palmette, monogrammed "MJS", l. 6-1/2".

Lot: 143 - Five Pieces of Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Flatware

Five Pieces of Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, including: a dinner fork, retailed by Starr & Marcus, New York, New York, monogrammed "VB", l. 7-3/4"; a salad fork, retailed by John Egger, Montreal, Canada, monogrammed "SJW", l. 6-1/2"; a fruit knife, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, monogrammed "JS" conjoined, l. 7-1/2"; a pastry fork, monogrammed "TAM" and inscribed "Helen", l. 6"; and a teaspoon, monogrammed "MTB", l. 5-3/4"; (the last two manufactured by Whiting, Providence, Rhode Island, who assumed the pattern in 1882).

Lot: 144 - Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Tongs

Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Tongs the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, with pierced narrow rectangular blades and baluster-shaped brace, engraved on the bow with a crest of a buck's head erased, banded and charged with an erm spot, above the monogram "D".

Lot: 145 - Two Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Two Henry Hebbard "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York, New York, including: a berry scoop, the bowl with lobed shoulders and engraved with strawberries, monogrammed "MAF", l. 9-1/8"; and a tomato server, the pointed blade with barbed shoulders and engraved with arched band and central tomato on the vine, l. 8-3/4".

Lot: 146 - Whiting "Grecian" Sterling Silver Long-Handled Salad Serving Set

Whiting "Grecian" Sterling Silver Long-Handled Salad Serving Set the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, including a salad serving fork and spoon, the gilt bowl/tines engraved with a thyrsus, monogrammed "C".

Lot: 147 - Two Whiting "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Spoons

Two Whiting "Grecian" Sterling Silver Serving Spoons the pattern designed in 1862 by Henry C. Hebbard (1819-1906), New York, New York, including: a berry spoon, the gilt bowl scalloped and with satin finish, with bright-cut springs trailing from the raised keel, monogrammed "A", l. 9-1/8"; and a preserve spoon, with pointed gilt bowl and scroll shoulders, l. 9".

Lot: 148 - Good Wood & Hughes "Homeric" Sterling Silver Fish Server

Good Wood & Hughes "Homeric" Sterling Silver Fish Server fourth quarter 19th century, New York, New York, with "hammered" finish, trimmed and acid-engraved to resemble a plaster fresco, with acid-engraved decorative bars, the blade with flowers and a warrior medallion.

Lot: 149 - Four Pieces of George Shiebler "Homeric" Sterling Silver

Four Pieces of George Shiebler "Homeric" Sterling Silver fourth quarter 19th century, New York, New York, including: a potato fork (modified from a dinner fork), l. 8"; a teaspoon, monogrammed "J", l. 5-3/4"; sugar tongs with medallion grips, l. 3-1/4"; and a brooch, dia. 1-1/2".

Lot: 150 - Wood & Hughes "Homeric Medallion" Sterling Silver Olive & Pickle Servers

Wood & Hughes "Homeric Medallion" Sterling Silver Olive & Pickle Servers fourth quarter 19th century, New York, New York, including: a pickle fork retailed by Frederick A. Brahe, Augusta, Georgia, monogrammed "MED", l. 6-1/2"; and an olive spoon, monogrammed "WMA", l. 6-3/8"; each with gilt tines/bowl.

Lot: 151 - American Silverplate "Medallion" Coin Purse

American Silverplate "Medallion" Coin Purse late 19th century, the circular form patented in 1890 by August Goertz (1845-1829), Newark, New Jersey, with spring thumb latch, the lid with an embossed medallion of Greco-Roman "coins", the black knotted horsehair body decorated with faceted silver beads in a pinwheel pattern.

Lot: 152 - Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Fish Serving Set

Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Fish Serving Set third quarter 19th century, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, retailed by Joseph Werne, Jr., Louisville, Kentucky, each with a medallion of Neptune, including: a fish slice, the scimitar-shaped blade pierced and engraved with a wrigglework scroll-banded fish, l. 11-1/4"; and a fish serving fork, the tines pierced and engraved with wrigglework palmettes and scrolls, l. 9".

Lot: 153 - Three Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Three Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including: a ladle, retailed by Joseph Werne, Jr., Louisville, Kentucky, with gilt coquille bowl, monogrammed "B", l. 9-1/4"; a berry spoon, the gilt circular bowl with pointed shoulders and engraved with wrigglework scrolls, l. 8-3/4"; and an ice cream server, retailed by Harry R. Smith & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, the gilt bowl with shaped edge and engraved with wrigglework palmettes, l. 9-1/2".

Lot: 154 - Two Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Two Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including: a pie server, the pointed blade engraved with scrolls and a central navette, monogrammed "E", l. 8-3/4"; and a broad serving fork, retailed by Clark & Biddle, Philadelphia, with eight tines, the one outermost with knife edge, engraved with scrolls, monogrammed "AMcG", l. 9".

Lot: 155 - Two Pieces of Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Flatware

Two Pieces of Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Flatware third quarter 19th century, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including: a cake knife, retailed by Canfield Brothers & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, the perpendicular blade with serrated spine and engraved with palmettes, l. 11-1/8"; and a dinner fork, retailed by James M. Badger, Brooklyn, New York, l. 8".

Lot: 156 - Three Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Three Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including: a ladle, with plain elliptical bowl, retailed by Bechtel & Eno, Philadelphia, l. 9-1/2"; a sugar shell, with coquille bowl, monogrammed "TBS", l. 7-1/4"; and a master butter knife, retailed by Harry R. Smith & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, the perpendicular spatulate blade engraved with a palmette, inscribed "Anna M. Morill", l. 7-3/4".

Lot: 157 - Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Soup Ladle

Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Soup Ladle third quarter 19th century, retailed by Raphael Brunswick, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with unusual medallion of an artist with feathered cap, the stem and bowl engraved with palmettes.

Lot: 158 - Unusual Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Olive/Pickle Fork

Unusual Peter L. Krider "Medallion" Coin Silver Olive/Pickle Fork third quarter 19th century, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the stem with a small central medallion, one end with a trident pickle fork, the other with a gilt olive spoon, pierced, with five tines and engraved with a palmette.

Lot: 159 - Cased Set of Koehler & Ritter "Medallion" Coin Silver Teaspoons

Cased Set of Koehler & Ritter "Medallion" Coin Silver Teaspoons third quarter 19th century, San Francisco, California, including a dozen teaspoons monogrammed "E" and presented in the original fitted light blue and taupe satin-lined case.

Lot: 160 - Two Koehler & Ritter "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Knives

Two Koehler & Ritter "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Knives third quarter 19th century, San Francisco, California, both with scmitar-shaped blades, including: a master butter knife with offset blade, monogrammed "MBW"; and a cheese knife with perpendicular blade, monogrammed JEM".

Lot: 161 - Twelve Koehler & Ritter "Medallion" Coin Silver Dinner Forks

Twelve Koehler & Ritter "Medallion" Coin Silver Dinner Forks third quarter 19th century, retailed by John W. Tucker & Co., San Francisco, California, monogrammed "C".

Lot: 162 - Schulz & Fischer "Medallion" Coin Silver Flatware

Schulz & Fischer "Medallion" Coin Silver Flatware third quarter 19th century, San Franciso, California, including: four dessert spoons, monogrammed "F", l. 7"; seven luncheon forks, monogrammed "F", l. 6-3/4"; eight dinner forks, four monogrammed "F", two "C" and two "G", l. 7-1/2"; and thirteen teaspoons, eleven monogrammed "F" and two "C", l. 6". (32 pieces total)

Lot: 163 - Two Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Dessert Serving Pieces

Two Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Dessert Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1867 by Philo Baker Gilbert (ca. 1816-1875), New York, New York, including: a berry scoop, with gilt bowl engraved with nicely detailed grape cluster, l. 8-7/8"; and a sugar sifter, retailed by Samuel Lewis, Washington, D.C., with pierced and scalloped gilt trefoil bowl, monogrammed "ERK", l. 7".

Lot: 164 - Twelve Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Teaspoons

Twelve Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Teaspoons the pattern designed in 1867 by Philo Baker Gilbert (ca. 1816-1875), New York, New York, inscribed "L. Gay".

Lot: 165 - Two Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Two Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1867 by Philo Baker Gilbert (ca. 1816-1875), New York, New York, including: a serving fork, the tines with elaborately engraved palmettes and scrolls, l. 9-3/4"; and an ice cream slice, by Gilbert's successor John Cook, the blade with curved and shaped spine and engraved with arabesques, monogrammed and dated "MEW / July 26th 1869", l. 9-1/2".

Lot: 166 - Eleven Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Silver Dinner Forks

Eleven Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Silver Dinner Forks designed in 1867 by Philo Baker Gilbert (ca. 1816-1875), New York, New York, including ten coin silver examples retailed by "F & Co.", monogrammed "NGC", and one sterling example with no monogram.

Lot: 167 - Seven Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Dessert Forks

Seven Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Dessert Forks third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, six retailed by "F & Co", and inscribed "Hecth", one retailed by Bishop & Rein, no monogram.

Lot: 168 - Twelve Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Ice Cream Spoons

Twelve Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Ice Cream Spoons third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, with gilt bowls, monogrammed "MW" conjoined.

Lot: 169 - Six Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Six Philo B. Gilbert "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1867 by Philo Baker Gilbert (ca. 1816-1875), New York, New York, including: a master butter knife, with scroll-engraved blade, monogrammed "BSM", l. 7-3/4"; a cheese knife with perpendicular blade, monogrammed "NGC", l. 7-3/4"; a sauce ladle, retailed by Samuel Lewis, Washington, D.C., with pointed gilt bowl, monogrammed "WBW", l. 6-1/2"; a salt spoon, l. 3-5/8"; and by Gilbert's successor John Cook, a tablespoon, monogrammed "AW / 1873", l. 8-1/4"; and a sugar shell, monogrammed "JS", l. 6".

Lot: 170 - Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Coin Silver Ladle

Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Coin Silver Ladle third quarter 19th century, Boston, Massachusetts, with gilt coquille bowl, monogrammed "M".

Lot: 171 - Ten Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Coin Silver Ice Cream Spoons

Ten Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Coin Silver Ice Cream Spoons third quarter 19th century, Boston, Massachusetts, monogrammed "F".

Lot: 172 - Six Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Sterling Silver Forks

Six Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Sterling Silver Forks third quarter 19th century, retailed by Bigelow, Kennard & Co., Boston, Massachusetts, monogrammed "G".

Lot: 173 - Assembled Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Coin Silver Fish Serving Set

Assembled Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Coin Silver Fish Serving Set third quarter 19th century, Boston, Massachusetts, including: a fish serving fork, the tines pierced and elaborately engraved with bellflowers, l. 8"; and a fish slice, the scimitar-shaped blade with curved and shaped spine, elaborately engraved with a scroll-mantled cartouche and foliate banding, monogrammed "A", l. 11".

Lot: 174 - Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Coin Silver Flatware

Farrington & Hunnewell "Medallion" Coin Silver Flatware third quarter 19th century, Boston, Massachusetts, including: a place fork, monogrammed "FMS", l. 7-3/8"; a teaspoon, l. 5-3/4"; a tablespoon, l. 8-1/2"; and a vegetable serving fork, with elaborately engraved and pierced tines, monogrammed "L", l. 9".

Lot: 175 - Albert Coles "Medallion" Coin Silver Youth Set

Albert Coles "Medallion" Coin Silver Youth Set third quarter 19th century, New York New York, the pattern colloquially called the "Warrior" pattern, including a youth fork, l. 6-1/2", spoon, l. 6-1/2", and knife, l. 7-5/8", all engraved with palmettes and scrolls, monogrammed "HEW".

Lot: 176 - Two Albert Coles "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Two Albert Coles "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, including a cheese scoop with engraved bowl, l. 8-3/4", and a macaroni server with gilt coquille bowl, l. 9-1/4".

Lot: 177 - Albert Coles "Medallion" Coin Silver Straining Ladle

Albert Coles "Medallion" Coin Silver Straining Ladle third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, the lobed bowl and half-hood strainer gilt.

Lot: 178 - Twelve Albert Coles "Medallion" Coin Silver Fruit Knives

Twelve Albert Coles "Medallion" Coin Silver Fruit Knives third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, the engraved blade perpendicular to the handle, monogrammed "O".

Lot: 179 - Twelve Albert Coles "Ivanhoe" Sterling Silver Teaspoons

Twelve Albert Coles "Ivanhoe" Sterling Silver Teaspoons third quarter 19th century, retailed by Thomas Kirkpatrick, New York, New York, inscribed "AC to AW".

Lot: 180 - Engraved "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Fork

Engraved "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Fork third quarter 19th century, unmarked but probably Albert Coles, New York, New York, the finial with an engraved medallion of Minerva to a twist stem, the tines pierced and engraved with bellflowers and diamonds, monogrammed "BD" conjoined and dated "1817 / Sep 11 / 1867".

Lot: 181 - "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Fork

"Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Fork third quarter 19th century, retailed by Christian W. Bixler, Easton, Pennsylvania, the single-struck handle with circular wreathed medallion finial of Minerva, with palmette and bead stem, the gilt tines pierced, shaped and engraved.

Lot: 182 - Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Coin Silver Olive/Pickle Fork

Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Coin Silver Olive/Pickle Fork third quarter 19th century, retailed by by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, with central circular medallion of Dionysus, twist handle, and pickle fork on one end and olive spoon on the other.

Lot: 183 - Six Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Silver Tablespoons

Six Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Silver Tablespoons third quarter 19th century, Syracuse, New York, including coin silver examples: one retailed by Willard & Hawley, Syracuse, New York, inscribed "Lottie"; two retailed by Webb & Hall, Janesville, Wisconsin, monogrammed "L"; and sterling examples: two retailed by Samuel Myers, Schenectady, New York, monogrammed "B"; and one monogrammed "P".

Lot: 184 - Three Pieces of Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Silver Flatware

Three Pieces of Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Silver Flatware third quarter 19th century, Syracuse, New York, including: a coin silver pie server with "Japonaise"-engraved blade, monogrammed and dated "JG/1872", l. 9-7/8"; a coin silver sardine fork, retailed by Calvin S. Ball, Syracuse, New York, with engraved tines, l. 5-3/4"; and a sterling silver luncheon fork, monogrammed "HRT", l. 7".

Lot: 185 - Four Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Silver Serving Pieces

Four Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Silver Serving Pieces second half 19th century, New York, New York, including: a coin silver mustard ladle, retailed by William C. Defriez, St. Louis, Missouri, with coquille bowl, l. 5-1/4"; a coin silver sardine fork, monogrammed "M", l. 5-7/8"; a sterling silver sardine fork, l. 5-1/2"; and a sterling silver serving fork by Lesser & Rheinhauer (successors to Hotchkiss & Schreuder), l. 8-3/4".

Lot: 186 - Three Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Three Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, Syracuse, New York, including: a flat serving spade with palmette- and floral-engraved blade, l. 8-3/4"; a berry spoon, l. 8-3/8"; and a sugar spoon, l. 6-5/8"; the latter two retailed by Henry & David Rosenberg, Rochester, New York, no monograms.

Lot: 187 - Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware

Hotchkiss & Schreuder "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware third quarter 19th century, Syracuse, New York, including: two dessert spoons, one inscribed "Anna", l. 7-1/8"; five butter spreaders, monogrammed "E", l. 4-5/8"; five forks, monogrammed "W", l. 7-1/4"; and six tablespoons, one monogrammed "IB" and one "LAC", l. 8-1/2". (18 pieces total)

Lot: 188 - Five Pieces of Brower "Medallion" Coin Silver Flatware

Five Pieces of Brower "Medallion" Coin Silver Flatware third quarter 19th century, Albany, New York, including: a Hall, Hewson & Brower fruit knife, retailed by Thomas Goldsmith, Troy, New York, inscribed "S.J. Bowen", l. 7-3/4"; and by successor S. B. Brower and Son a tablespoon, l. 8-1/8"; a pair of dessert spoons, inscribed and dated "GPB / Oct 1871", l. 6-5/8"; and a teaspoon, inscribed "Ford", l. 5-3/4".

Lot: 189 - Six Brower "Medallion" Coin Silver Egg Spoons

Six Brower "Medallion" Coin Silver Egg Spoons third quarter 19th century, Albany, New York, unmarked, with gilt ovoid bowls.

Lot: 190 - Four Brower "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Four Brower "Medallion" Coin Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, Albany, New York, including: a Hall, Hewson & Brower cheese knife, the scimitar-shaped blade with engraved palmette, l. 7-1/4"; an S.D. Brower & Son master butter knife, the scimitar-shaped blade elaborately engraved with palmettes and rural vignette all on a guilloche ground, l. 7-3/8"; an unmarked berry spoon, retailed by Charles R. Burch, Cooperstown, New York, with lobed bowl, monogrammed "MGB", l. 8-3/8"; and an unmarked sugar sifter, retailed by George L. Stevenson, Albany, New York, with pierced coquille bowl, monogrammed "AAT", l. 7-1/4".

Lot: 191 - John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Platter Spoon

John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Platter Spoon the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolf Wendt (1826-1907), retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, monogrammed "WHV".

Lot: 192 - John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle

John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolf Wendt (1826-1907), retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, the gilt bowl with double spout.

Lot: 193 - Two John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Dessert Servers

Two John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Dessert Servers designed in 1862 by John Rudolph Wendt (1826-1907), retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, including: a berry spoon with coquille bowl, monogrammed "F", l. 8-3/4"; and a sugar sifter with pierced and gilt lobed circular bowl, monogrammed "SSW", l. 6-3/4".

Lot: 194 - Seven John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Luncheon Forks

Seven John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Luncheon Forks the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolph Wendt (1826-1907), retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, monogrammed "JFS".

Lot: 195 - Six John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Spoons

Six John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Spoons the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolf Wendt (1826-1907), retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York.

Lot: 196 - Two Pieces of John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware

Two Pieces of John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolph Wendt (1826-1907), New York, New York, including: a citrus spoon, retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, l. 6"; and a master butter knife with perpendicular scimitar-shaped blade, monogrammed "JMJ", l. 7-3/4".

Lot: 197 - Two John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Two John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolf Wendt (1826-1907), New York, New York, including: a sugar spoon, l. 6-1/2"; and a berry spoon, l. 8-1/2"; each with oval coquille bowl, the latter retailed by Ball, Black & Co.

Lot: 198 - Twelve John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Demitasse Spoons

Twelve John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Demitasse Spoons the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolph Wendt (1826-1907), retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, with pointed and gilt bowls, monogrammed "RCV".

Lot: 199 - John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sugar Sifter

John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sugar Sifter the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolf Wendt (1826-1907), retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, with gilt scalloped and pierced bowl, monogrammed "SFLeR".

Lot: 200 - John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle

John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolf Wendt (1826-1907), retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, the gilt bowl with single spout opposing an applied neoclassical mascaron.

Lot: 201 - Four Pieces of John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware

Four Pieces of John Wendt "Medallion" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed in 1862 by John Rudolf Wendt (1826-1907), New York, New York, including: a demitasse spoon, retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, monogrammed "AAK", l. 4-1/8"; a dessert spoon, retailed by C.A. Stevens & Co., New York, New York, inscribed "A.H. Wright JR, from his Mother, June 28, 1866", l. 7-1/8"; a gravy ladle, retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, l. 8-1/4"; and a butter pick with engraved blade, retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York, New York, l. 6-3/4".

Lot: 202 - American "Medallion" Coin Silver Engraved Mug

American "Medallion" Coin Silver Engraved Mug third quarter 19th century, by John Lawson Westervelt (1826-1905), Newburgh, New York, of slightly tapering cylindrical form with beaded rim and base, the squared handle with bifurcated lower end, decorated with engraved palmette-flanked oval cartouches of warriors and a central circular cartouche, all on one wide between two narrow guilloche bands, inscribed "Mary Edson Lennox / May 13th, 1866".

Lot: 203 - John L. Westervelt "Medallion" Coin Silver Ice Cream Server

John L. Westervelt "Medallion" Coin Silver Ice Cream Server third quarter 19th century, Newburgh, New York, the boteh-shaped blade with raised and shaped spine engraved with a female Tudor bust within an elaborate arabesque frame, monogrammed "J".

Lot: 204 - John L. Westervelt "Medallion" Coin Silver Fish Serving Set

John L. Westervelt "Medallion" Coin Silver Fish Serving Set third quarter 19th century, Newburgh, New York, retailed by Alexander Rumrill & Co., New York, New York, the fork with pierced and engraved tines, the slice engraved with Vitruvian scrolls and a dolphin.

Lot: 205 - Two John L. Westervelt "Medallion" Silver Serving Pieces

Two John L. Westervelt "Medallion" Silver Serving Pieces third quarter 19th century, Newburgh, New York, including: a coin silver gravy ladle, retailed by William M. Wise, Brooklyn, New York, with pointed bowl, monogrammed "V" and (on the reverse) "MAV", l. 8"; and a sterling soup/punch ladle, monogrammed "MR", l. 13-1/4".

Lot: 206 - Eight John L. Westervelt "Medallion" Coin Silver Dinner Forks

Eight John L. Westervelt "Medallion" Coin Silver Dinner Forks third quarter 19th century, retailed by James W. Hulse, Newburgh, New York, monogrammed "JWC".

Lot: 207 - Nine Pieces of Assorted "Medallion" Silver Flatware

Nine Pieces of Assorted "Medallion" Silver Flatware second half 20th century, including: a John L. Westervelt coin silver tablespoon, retailed by B. Marsh, Albany, and inscribed "Hawkins", l. 8-5/8"; an F.A. Durgin coin silver sardine fork, l. 5-3/4"; an A. & W. Wood coin silver fork, l. 7-/8"; a pair of Reed & Barton coin silver salt spoons, l. 3-3/8"; an unmarked coin silver teaspoon, engraved with circular left profile female medallion, monogrammed "GNW", l. 6"; an unmarked coin silver fruit knife with die-struck right profile of Minerva, l. 7-1/2"; an unmarked sterling silver teaspoon with twist stem and cut-out portrait of Mars in right profile, inscribed "BMW from Grandma / July 11-1895", l. 5-7/8"; and a Davis & Galt George Washington centennial memorial demitasse spoon with twist stem, l. 4-3/8".

Lot: 208 - American Coin Silver Berry Basket

American Coin Silver Berry Basket third quarter 19th century, of oval form with convex and concave circular sides, with milled beaded edge and applied grotesque masques on the ends and oval cartouches on the sides, engraved with rococo scrolls on a matte ground, the shaped swing strap handle with applied fruit finial, all raised on a knopped pedestal foot with leaf-and-dart banding.

Lot: 209 - Eight Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware

Eight Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a pie server, "strawberry" motif, the pointed blade with scalloped heel, l. 9-1/4"; a dessert spoon, "elderberry" motif, l. 6-3/4"; and six teaspoons, "blueberry" motif, l. 5-3/4", monogrammed "MJS".

Lot: 210 - Four Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Forks

Four Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Forks the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, including: two dinner forks, "strawberry" motif, l. 7-3/4"; and two luncheon forks, "blueberry" motif, l. 6-3/4", monogrammed "M".

Lot: 211 - Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Salad Serving Set

Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Salad Serving Set the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston, Massachusetts, "black raspberry" motif, the bowl and tines gilt and with wavy shaped and engraved heel, monogrammed and dated "ELK / April 22 / 1885".

Lot: 212 - Four Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Four Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, including: an asparagus server, "strawberry" motif, retailed by Hardy & Hayes, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, l. 8-3/4"; a large master butter knife, retailed by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, "strawberry" motif, monogrammed "SE", l. 8-3/4"; a sardine fork, "blueberry" motif, monogrammed "D", l. "6-1/4"; and a serving spoon, "black raspberry" motif, monogrammed "SDM", l. 8-7/8".

Lot: 213 - Twenty-Seven Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware

Twenty-Seven Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, including: four luncheon forks, "blueberry" motif, l. 6-3/4"; ten place forks, retailed by T. & E. Dickinson, Buffalo, New York, "mulberry" motif, l. 6-7/8"; two dessert forks, "mulberry" motif, l. 7-1/2"; a dinner fork, "strawberry" motif, l. 7-3/4"; two dinner forks, retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston, Massachusetts, "strawberry" motif, l. 7-3/4"; three teaspoons, "blueberry" motif, l. 5-3/4"; a teaspoon, "choke cherry" motif, l. 5-3/4"; a teaspoon, retailed by Wattles & Sheafer, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, "blueberry" motif, l. 5-3/4"; a long teaspoon, "blueberry" motif, l. 6-1/8"; and a dessert spoon, "strawberry" motif, l. 7-3/8"; no monograms.

Lot: 214 - Five Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Five Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a gravy ladle with gilt bowl, retailed by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, "black raspberry" motif, l. 7-5/8"; a small master butter knife, retailed by James H. Hart, Brooklyn, New York, "blueberry" motif, monogrammed "MMW", l. 7-1/4"; a salad serving fork with gilt tines, retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, "black raspberry" motif, monogrammed "KMV", l. 9-3/8"; a sauce/cream ladle, retailed by George C. Shreve, San Francisco, California, "juniper berry" motif, l. 6-1/4"; and a sugar sifter, "blueberry" motif, l. 6", monogrammed "L".

Lot: 215 - Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Fish Serving Set

Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Fish Serving Set the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a fish serving fork, l. 9-5/8"; and a fish slice, l. 13", monogrammed "M".

Lot: 216 - Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Ladle

Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Ladle the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, "gooseberry" motif, with gilt and scalloped bowl.

Lot: 217 - Eleven Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware

Eleven Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, including: a teaspoon, "choke cherry" motif, monogrammed "A", l. 5-3/4"; two teaspoons,"choke cherry" motif, monogrammed "EAN", l. 5-3/4"; two place spoons, "elderberry" motif, monogrammed "EMG", l. 6-3/4"; two dessert spoons, "strawberry" motif, monogrammed "JES", l. 7-3/8"; two dessert spoons, retailed by Roehm & Wright, Detroit, Michigan, "strawberry" motif, monogrammed "P", l. 7-3/8"; and two dinner forks, retailed by John K. Laudermilch, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, "strawberry" motif, inscribed "Weimer", l. 7-3/4".

Lot: 218 - Eight Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Teaspoons

Eight Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Teaspoons the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by George Wolf, Louisville, Kentucky, all in the "choke cherry" motif, inscribed "Lee".

Lot: 219 - Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Salad Serving Set

Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Salad Serving Set the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston, Massachusetts, "black raspberry" motif, the bowl and tines with scalloped heel and engraved with black raspberries en suite with the handle, monogrammed "S".

Lot: 220 - Four Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons

Four Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Henry C. Tyler, Yazoo, Mississippi, "elderberry" motif.

Lot: 221 - Fifteen Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware

Fifteen Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Theodore B. Starr, New York, New York, including: ten dessert forks, "mulberry" motif, monogrammed, l. 7-1/2"; and five place spoons, "elderberry" motif, l. 6-3/4", monogrammed "HB".

Lot: 222 - Six Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Luncheon Forks

Six Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Luncheon Forks the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston, Massachusetts, all in the "blueberry" motif, monogrammed "H".

Lot: 223 - Seventeen Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Specialty Place Pieces

Seventeen Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Specialty Place Pieces the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, including: seven seafood/cocktail forks, "juniper berry" motif, l. 6-1/4"; a fish knife, "cranberry" motif, monogrammed "W", l. 7-1/2"; a fish knife, retailed by George C. Shreve, San Francisco, California, "cranberry" motif, monogrammed "FSK", conjoined, l. 7-1/2"; three ice cream spoons, "blueberry" motif, monogrammed "SCB", l. 5-3/4"; an ice cream spoon, retailed by Theodore B. Starr, New York, New York, "blueberry" motif, monogrammed "MTF", l. 5-3/4"; a salt spoon, "partridgeberry" motif, monogrammed "DF", l. 3-1/2"; a salt spoon "partridgeberry" motif, l. 3-1/2"; and a salt spoon, gilt bowl, retailed by William F. Anteman, Albany, New York, "partridgeberry" motif, l. 3-1/2".

Lot: 224 - Six Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware

Six Pieces of Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, retailed by L. Bauman & Co., St. Louis, Missouri, including: two luncheon forks, "mulberry" motif, l. 6-7/8"; and four tablespoons, "dewberry" motif, l. 8-1/4".

Lot: 225 - Eight Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Tablespoons

Eight Whiting "Berry" Sterling Silver Tablespoons the pattern designed ca. 1880 by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), Providence, Rhode Island, two retailed by Edgar A. Brown, St. Paul, Minnesota, one by George C. Shreve & Co., San Francisco, California, all in the "dewberry" motif.

Lot: 226 - Two "Grape" Coin Silver Serving Pieces

Two "Grape" Coin Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1850 by Charles Phineas Gordon (1800-1870) and George B. Gordon (1827-1879), Boston, Massachusetts, including a tablespoon, l. 8-1/2", and a gravy ladle, l. 7-1/4", both monogrammed "W".

Lot: 227 - George Shiebler "Muscadine" Sterling Silver Berry Spoon

George Shiebler "Muscadine" Sterling Silver Berry Spoon fourth quarter 19th century, New York, New York, the figural handle in the form of twining muscadine vines with fruit, to a gilt bowl in the form of a naturalistically detailed leaf.

Lot: 228 - Tiffany Sterling Silver "Blackberry" Berry Spoon

Tiffany Sterling Silver "Blackberry" Berry Spoon first quarter 20th century, New York, New York.

Lot: 229 - Tiffany "Daisy" Sterling Silver Cake Knife

Tiffany "Daisy" Sterling Silver Cake Knife late 19th century, New York, New York, the blade with sawtooth spine, wrigglework threading and engraved with scrolling flowers.

Lot: 230 - "Daffodil" Coin Silver Crumber

"Daffodil" Coin Silver Crumber mid-19th century, mark of Andrew Comstock Benedict (1802-1888), New York, New York, the blade engraved with rococo cartouches on a guilloche ground, the center cartouche with a lakeside scene, monogrammed "RA"

Lot: 231 - Six "Daffodil" Coin Silver Dinner Forks

Six "Daffodil" Coin Silver Dinner Forks mid-19th century, mark of Andrew Comstock Benedict (1802-1888), New York, New York, monogrammed "HHS".

Lot: 232 - Three-Piece "Daffodil" Coin Silver Youth Set

Three-Piece "Daffodil" Coin Silver Youth Set mid-19th century, mark of Oscar Easterly Sibley (1805-1876), Buffalo, New York, including a fork, l. 7", spoon, l. 7-1/8", and knife, l. 7-3/8", all inscribed "HWB from HBB".

Lot: 233 - Three Pieces of "Daffodil" Coin Silver Flatware

Three Pieces of "Daffodil" Coin Silver Flatware mid-19th century, New York, including: a tablespoon, mark of Falconer & Bro., Brooklyn, inscribed "Lizzie Wheeler", l. 8-1/2"; a sugar spoon, mark of R. Ferris & Co., New York, with coquille bowl, monogrammed "HES", l. 7"; and a master salt spoon, mark of Jacob J. Morch, Brooklyn, with coquille bowl, monogrammed "AES", l. 4".

Lot: 234 - "Daffodil" Coin Silver Flatware

"Daffodil" Coin Silver Flatware mid-19th century, mark of Andrew Comstock Benedict (1802-1888), New York, New York, including: eight luncheon forks, l. 7-1/4"; and a master butter knife, l. 8-1/4"; all inscribed "Bates".

Lot: 235 - George Shiebler "American Beauty" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Knife

George Shiebler "American Beauty" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Knife the pattern designed in 1896 by George Washington Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, the shaped scimitar-shaped blade with elaborate floral bouquet on the spine, monogrammed "MMS".

Lot: 236 - Handsome Albert Coles Coin Silver Fish Serving Set

Handsome Albert Coles Coin Silver Fish Serving Set mid-19th century, New York, New York, the pointed handles framed with cattails, with a beautifully engraved dolphin shoulder to pierced and engraved tines and scimitar-shaped blade, the latter engraved with a fish.

Lot: 237 - Gorham "Cattails" Coin Silver Berry Spoon

Gorham "Cattails" Coin Silver Berry Spoon third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, pattern 108, the handle in the form of realistically detailed cattails joined by a figural rococo dolphin to the asymmetric coquille bowl.

Lot: 238 - Gorham Sterling Silver Gilt Olive Spoon

Gorham Sterling Silver Gilt Olive Spoon third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, in the form of an olive branch with central olive and leaf, one end with an olive spear, the other with an olive spoon in the form of an olive leaf, pierced and naturalistically engraved.

Lot: 239 - Reed & Barton "Les Cinq Fleurs" Sterling Silver Crumber

Reed & Barton "Les Cinq Fleurs" Sterling Silver Crumber the pattern deisgned in 1900 by Joseph Smith (1862-1934), with pierced and shaped three-quarter gallery, monogrammed "ACS".

Lot: 240 - Whiting Sterling Silver Cream and Sugar Set

Whiting Sterling Silver Cream and Sugar Set fourth quarter 19th century, with deeply gauffered rim and gilt interior, the sugar basket with wire-twist swing handle and acid engraved with morning glories, the creamer with arched wire-twist handle and acid engraved with wild roses.

Lot: 241 - Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Soup Ladle

Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Soup Ladle third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, with a realistically detailed calla lily finial and a "tied" stem, the gilt bowl with satin finish and scrolling shoulders.

Lot: 242 - Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Pie Server and Forks

Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Pie Server and Forks third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, including a server with wide pointed blade and two individual pie/pastry forks, all with a realistically detailed calla lily finial and a "tied" stem, the tines/blade parcel-gilt with satin finish, the blade engraved with floral patera, the server monogrammed (on the finial reverse) "R".

Lot: 243 - Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Knife

Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Ice Cream Knife third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, with a realistically detailed calla lily finial and a "tied" stem, the scimitar-shaped blade with arching incurved spine, satin finish and decorated with engraved trailing flowers.

Lot: 244 - Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Server and Spoons

Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Server and Spoons third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, including a jelly server with narrow pointed blade and three individual ice cream spoons with shouldered oval bowls, all with a realistically detailed calla lily finial, "tied" stem and calla lily leaf shoulders, the blades/bowls parcel-gilt with satin finish and engraved with leaves and flowers.

Lot: 245 - Two Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Serving Spoons

Two Whiting "Calla Lily" Sterling Silver Serving Spoons third quarter 19th century, Providence, Rhode Island, including a preserve spoon and a sugar spoon, each with a realistically detailed calla lily finial and a "tied" stem, with calla lily leaf-mounted shoulders and gilt satin bowls, the former pointed, the latter lobed.

Lot: 246 - George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Ladle

George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Ladle the pattern designed in 1889 by George Washington Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, retailed by Brunner Brothers, Cleveland, Ohio, in the "fuschia" motif, with gilt oval bowl.

Lot: 247 - George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Fish Slice

George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Fish Slice the pattern designed in 1889 by George Washington Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, in the "fuschia" motif, the scimitar-shaped blade with shaped and curved spine, monogrammed "NS".

Lot: 248 - Three George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Three George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1889 by George Washington Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, including: a berry spoon, with variant "buttercup" motif and ridged gilt bowl, monogrammed "MB", l. 9-1/8"; a serving fork, with variant "buttercup" motif, monogrammed "ALF", l. 8-3/4"; and a tomato server, with variant "pink" motif, monogrammed "H", l. 7-3/8".

Lot: 249 - Three George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Tablespoons

Three George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Tablespoons the pattern designed in 1889 by George Washington Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, in the variant "buttercup" motif.

Lot: 250 - George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Asparagus Server

George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Asparagus Server the pattern designed in 1889 by George Washington Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, in the "fuschia" motif, with gilt tines, monogrammed "H and D.L.".

Lot: 251 - Fifteen Pieces of George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Flatware

Fifteen Pieces of George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed in 1889 by George Washington Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, including: six teaspoons, two in the "pansy" motif (one monogrammed in the bowl "A" and inscribed "B.A. '91"), and one each in the "pond lily", variant "forget-me-not", "narcissus" and "primrose" motifs, the latter inscribed in the bowl "Christmas / 1896" and monogrammed "LMD", l. 5-1/2"; six dessert spoons, in the variant "pink" motif, monogrammed "EE", l. 7-1/8"; a citrus spoon in the "buttercup" motif, with pointed gilt bowl, l. 5-1/2"; a fish fork in the "dahlia" motif, monogrammed "HLS", l. 6-3/4"; and a fowl carving knife, retailed by C.D. Peacock, Chicago, Illinois, in the "daisy" motif, with steel blade, l. 9-1/2".

Lot: 252 - Four Pieces of George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver

Four Pieces of George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver the pattern designed in 1889 by George Washington Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, including: a berry spoon, retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with "lily" motif and pointed and keeled gilt bowl, monogrammed "KMG", l. 8-3/8"; a master butter knife, with "bellfower" motif and scimitar-shaped blade, l. 7-3/8"; a sugar shell, with "wild rose" motif and gilt coquille bowl, monogrammed "CHW", l. 6"; and a gravy ladle, with variant "buttercup" motif, l. 7".

Lot: 253 - George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs

George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs the pattern designed in 1889 by George W. Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, in the "pansy" motif, monogrammed on the bow "LSC".

Lot: 254 - Three George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Three George Shiebler "Flora" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1889 by George Washington Shiebler (1846-1920), New York, New York, including: a cold meat fork, with "lily" motif and three gilt tines, l. 9"; a berry spoon, with variant "buttercup" motif and pointed, keeled bowl, monogrammed "FMcB", l. 8-3/4"; and an ice cream server, with "bellfower" motif and gilt scimitar-shaped blade, monogrammed "JA", l. 10-5/8".

Lot: 255 - Sterling Silver "Ivy" Serving Fork

Sterling Silver "Ivy" Serving Fork third quarter 19th century, unmarked but probably Gorham or Whiting, Providence, Rhode Island, the stem in the form of a looped trellis of trailing ivy leaves, joined by a forked stem with two small ivy leaves to the satin-gilt ivy leaf tines, with naturalistic engraving, monogrammed "MLW".

Lot: 256 - Gorham "St. Cloud" Sterling Silver Ladle

Gorham "St. Cloud" Sterling Silver Ladle the pattern designed in 1886 by Florentin Antoine Heller (1840-1904), Providence, Rhode Island, the gilt oval bowl with gauffered rim and engraved with palmette and foliate scroll, monogrammed "EAS".

Lot: 257 - Three Reed & Barton "Love Disarmed" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Three Reed & Barton "Love Disarmed" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1899 by Charles Augustus Bennett (1869-1939), Taunton, Massachusetts, including: a Saratoga chip server, l. 8-3/4"; a macaroni server, l. 11-1/4"; and a cake/pie knife, hollow handle with serrated stainless steel blade, l. 9-3/4".

Lot: 258 - Six George B. Sharp "Arabesque" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces

Six George B. Sharp "Arabesque" Sterling Silver Serving Pieces the pattern designed in 1870 by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including: a croquette server, for Bailey & Co., with pierced gilt tines, monogrammed "CM", l. 9-1/4"; a macaroni server, for Shreve, Crump & Low, with pierced gilt bowl, l. 10-5/8"; a pie server, with engraved blade, monogrammed "RRC", l. 9"; a berry spoon, for Bailey & Co., with shaped gilt bowl, l. 9"; a sugar shell, for Bailey & Co., with scalloped bowl, l. 6-7/8"; and a master butter knife, for Bailey & Co., the perpendicular blade engraved with palmettes, monogrammed "M", l. 7-1/2".