Antique Serving Utensils

Silver - Four serving utensils - John McGlory & Sons - 19th century.

Twelve antique sterling silver 925 serving, dinnerware, and souvenir pieces. Includes Sterling pat 1902 serving fork Heirloom Sterling Silver Rose fork Tiffany & Co Sterling pic...

Seventeen antique and vintage silver and silverplate serving, dinnerware, and souvenir pieces. Includes: Antiko 800 silver Munchen spoon 800 Silver pickle or olive fork Pear & B...

Set of four hand-carved boxwood serving utensils. French work from the early 20th century.

To one side is a locking pin on a chain and a cut out for a serving utensil. Dome is etched with a floral design.

Perfect for collectors of French silver plated Art Deco flatware or those seeking elegant dessert serving utensils from the Belle Époque era.

Pierced decoration could serve two purposes; enriching the design while allowing liquids to drain when serving certain foods. During the second half of the nineteenth century, the e...

Clean and ready for use, this is an attractive and practical pair of early 20th-century English silver serving utensils. Material: Sterling silver Origin: London, England Date: 19...

A Pierced Serving Spoon is a versatile addition to serving utensils for appetizers, entrees, sides and desserts.

Silver - Silver serving cutlery set - 19th century. French, 19th century; composed of 6 serving utensils with silver handles.

A charming and elegant dining addition, this delightful set of Bakelite and metal serving pieces brings vintage warmth and style to any table.

Crafted in solid silver, the piece exudes a timeless charm and would make an excellent addition to a collector’s set of antique serving utensils or be a thoughtful display piece.

An attractive addition to a collection of antique silver flatware and serving utensils, these patisserie tongs remain suitable for their original purpose and would make an elegant ac...

Its specialised form reflects the extensive variety of serving utensils created for sophisticated American dining during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Condition: No obvious damage or repair just minor age related wear to surface and to hallmarks Silver berry spoons, characterized by embossed bowls featuring fruit or floral designs,...

Antique Sterling Silver Spoons, Gilded Silver Serving Spoons, Rococo Silverware, Vintage Baroque Tableware, Hallmarked Silver Collectibles, European Silver Cutlery, Decorative Silver...

A preserve spoon, also known as a jam spoon, is a serving utensil with a long, slender handle and a deep, round, or sometimes notched bowl, designed to reach the bottom of tall jars ...

An unusual form and size for Goryeo period bronze utensils, indicating they were most likely used for ritual offerings, rather than the more common serving utensils.

The fork reflects the movement's philosophy of blending beauty with utility, transforming a simple serving utensil into a work of art. One of the most distinctive features of this f...

Known for their dedication to innovation and craftsmanship, Whiting's legacy is reflected in this collector’s piece, which beautifully balances form and purpose. Whether used as a s...

A fine early Victorian sterling silver fish slice or serving utensil by John James Whiting, fully hallmarked in London for 1844.

The top curved shelf is notched as it was used to display family silver spoons and serving utensils. Two original locks still function with old keys.

The upper cabinet opens with a key to reveal three standard shelves and an upper curved notched shelf that was originally used to display family silver spoons and serving utensils. T...

Antique Silver Cheese Scoop, British Silver Tableware, Sterling Stilton Spoon, Hallmarked Silver Scoop, Victorian Silver Cutlery, Collectible British Silverware, Antique Silver Servi...

The cabinet interior contains two standard shelves along with a smaller curved upper notched shelf that was traditionally used for displaying silver spoons or serving utensils. Its n...

This distinctive notched upper shelf was traditionally designed for displaying family silver spoons and serving utensils. The lower drawers provide additional storage.

They nearly always came in pairs and were nearly always found standing proudly atop the serving table, or sideboard in the dining room. Often there would be two pairs, one for servin...

Vintage relish serving set comprising a silver-plated tray, three removable rectangular glass dishes, and three small serving utensils; one spoon and two forks.

A long frieze drawer spans nearly the entire width of the cabinet, providing convenient storage for corkscrews, coasters, linens, bar tools, or serving utensils. The two open shelves...

The theme is particularly appropriate to the object’s function as a buffet: its cupboards and drawers stored table linens, cutlery, serving utensils, dishes, and glassware, while its...

These sets, with their hundreds of pieces, their specialized serving utensils, and their elegant Louis XVI styling, encapsulate the quality and craftsmanship that made Savary & F...

The doors open to reveal two removable shelves and a third upper shelf that is notched, originally used to display family silver serving spoons and utensils. Three interior drawers p...

In the 18th century, such tables served as multifunctional household furniture in farmhouses and country estates, used as central tables for serving food, storing utensils in the dra...