Eleven dessert spoons, engraved with crest, mark of Tiffany & Co., New York, 1873-1891
A set of twelve Norwegian gilt and enamel teaspoons, of powder blue guilloche enamel, the handles painted with flower sprays, mark of Norne, mid 20th century
Five American silver teaspoons in the Fiddle pattern, Mark of Gorham Mfg., Providence, Rhode Island
Two American silver teaspoons, each engraved with monogram FLC, mark Roswell W. Roath, Norwich, Connecticut, circa 1825-35
A carving knife and fork, mark of Towle, Newburyport, MA, early 20th century
An American silver sauce ladle, mark of Tiffany & Co., New York, engraved with monogram MMgG
A Danish silver small slice, mark of Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, 1945-77
An American silver sauce ladle, mark of Shreve, Crump & Low Co., Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1869–1888
A pair of American silver salad servers, stamped Sterling
An Australian silver spoon, 20th century
An American silver nut pick, mark of S. Kirk & Sons, Baltimore
19 oz. 18 dwt. (618 gr.) weighable silver

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