Forty (40) assorted flatware and serving pieces including sterling silver examples by various makers: 2 Georg Jensen ice cream spoons, 1 S. Kirk & Son Repousse roast holder, 1 Whiting “Lady Baltimore” asparagus fork, 1 Tiffany “St. Dunstan” teaspoon, 1 W. Moir sugar shell, 1 19th century tablespoon retailed by W. Taylor with obscured maker’s mark, possibly Albert Coles, 1 Towle cocktail fork, 1 Reed & Barton child’s fork and spoon set, 1 Gorham sugar tongs, 1 Manchester sugar tongs, 1 Watson sugar sifter spoon with damage to terminal, 1 Wallace teaspoon, 1 Towle fork, 1 Frank Whiting teaspoon, 1 additional Wallace teaspoon, 1 Reed & Barton sugar shell, 1 Dominick & Haff teaspoon, 1 Gorham place or dessert spoon, 1 Frank W. Smith place or dessert spoon, 1 Webster baby spoon, and assorted sterling pieces by unidentified makers including 1 knife, 3 teaspoons, 1 olive spoon, 1 cheese knife, 2 baby spoons, and 1 baby or bon bon spoon. Also included is 1 American coin silver teaspoon marked for S. M. Hopper of Philadelphia; 4 Danish .800/.830 silver items including 1 dessert spoon, 1 pastry server, 1 child’s fork, and 1 matching child’s spoon; and miscellaneous non-sterling items including 1 bone handled silverplated pastry server, 1 silverplated fork, 1 unmarked pick, and 1 “Denmark” souvenir tea caddy spoon without fineness mark. Combined weighable sterling silver: 25.01 troy ounces. Combined Danish .800/.830 silver: 3.93 troy ounces. Coin silver spoon: 0.67 troy ounces.

Most items in good condition with monograms. Georg Jensen spoons are not monogrammed and have some slight wear to gilt bowls. Watson sugar sifter spoon has loss to end. Some items have wear to marks, monograms and decoration.