We are pleased to offer our customers a very rare sterling server in the original fitted presentation box. Even the original closures on the box are marked (G MFG co.). We believe it is a variation of the Isis pattern. The handle has applied garland on the top two sides(very attractive) and the under two sides are smooth with the owner's name engraved. The piece is 9 1/4"long and 2"at the widest part of the bowl...

Gorham silversmiths created this charming sterling coffee pot. It measures 8.25" by 9". It is in wonderful conditions with no dents or repairs. The repousee work is exquisite and is of very high quality. The original conductors are in place and quite secure. This coffee pot has been very well care and ready for immediate use. It is substantial and weighs 24 troy oz. It is beautiful!

This beautiful,well decorated sterling serving fork measures 8.50" long and 1.75" wide. It was made by Simpson Hall Miller & Co. (1866-1898). The front of the piece has the letters "A D A" engraved on it. The design on the base of the fork as well as the design on the top of the fork, are applied and have a dimensional look. It is a most attractive look. We do not know the pattern but sure do like the server. It is especially well made.

This sterling lettuce fork in the "Cambridge" pattern issued 1899 by Gorham and it measures 9.01" long and 1.75" wide. It has a "J" monogram. The back of the piece has engraved numbers (84-09) which might indicate that it had been an anniversary or birthday gift. It is in wonderful condition.

This sterling asparagus fork measures 8.58" long and 2.50" wide. It was retailed by A. Stowell & Co. There is no monogram. It has a wonderful design that is very appealing. This versatile server would be an asset to any dinner table.

This sterling asparagus fork was made by International Sterling. It is the "Nathan Hale" pattern issued in 1912. It measures 8 3/4" long and 2 5/8" wide. There is no monogram and the base of the piece has a gold wash. It is a very good condition.

This sterling bacon fork measures 7.62" long. It was made by S.Kirk & Son Inc. The pattern is Repousse. The piece is in wonderful original condition. There are no monograms. This piece can serve many functions.

This large sterling Tiffany "Antique Ivy" serving fork measures 10" long and 2 1/2" wide. It is marked Tiffany&Co. - sterling - the same mark referred to in Carpenter's book, page 256, mark 36. The piece was made in the 1870's. It is in wonderful condition and shows no signs of repair. We are pleased to offer this unusual piece that would accent any dinner party.

This sterling serving spoon was manufactured by Towle. It measures 8"long and 2 1/2" at the widest part of the bowl. It has a light gold wash in the bowl. There is a decorative "RD" monogram on the handle. We are not sure of the pattern but see that it is very attractive and would make a wonderful,caring gift.

Sterling Cold Meat fork in the "Marquise" pattern circa 1902 made by Tiffany measures 9" long. It is in very good condition with a crisp pattern. It does however have surface wear marks that can be polished. The piece does have a monogram which we have taken a photo for you to view. It is from an older estate as you can see from the monogram and has been well cared for.

This American coin silver coffee set circa 1839 is hallmarked Jones,Lows & Ball.of Boston. This over sized set has no repairs and each piece has a pedestal foot. The coffee pot and sugar have a mono of C&M C Cole(light scrip)and the creamer has a mono removal. The coffee pot measures 11 1/2" tall and 11" from handle to spout. The covered sugar measures 10 1/2" tall and 9" from handle to handle. The creamer measures 7" tall and 8" from handle to spout. The total weight is 64 troy ounces.

This German hand hammered bowl is in wonderful condition. It weighs 13.9 troy ounces and hallmarked as pictured.