Gorham Patterns

Marked - full hallmarks for Gorham, pattern numbers & 'STERLING' Dimensions - 22cm H (coffee pot) Total weight of set - 1096 grams

A very fine antique asparagus fork. By Gorham. In sterling silver. In the Versailles pattern (designed by Antone Heller).

A fine antique sterling silver sardine fork. By Gorham. In the Japanese pattern. Simply a great sardine fork!

There is some rubbing to the gold, some light bends and tiny splits in the handle, some light edge wear, some fine & light surface scratches and other signs of expected light wear co...

Otherwise, there is some light edge wear, some fine & light surface scratches and other signs of expected light wear consistent with age. Maker: Gorham Pattern: Buttercup Marks: M...

This is an incredibly scarce early Gorham pattern and is the largest group of this pattern that we have had seen!

Lovely flatware in silver plate. Salad forks by Gorham in the Shelburne pattern in excellent antique condition.

Lovely flatware in silver plate. Salad forks by Gorham in the stunning & rare Shelburne pattern in excellent antique condition.

A two piece children’s cutlery set, made by Gorham, in the Greenbrier pattern, patented in 1938.

A fine large serving spoon. By Gorham. In the Buttercup pattern. We think that this a rare solid oyster spoon.

A set of twelve sterling silver butter or patè spreaders, in the ‘Versailles’ pattern from the Gorham Manufacturing Co. Providence Rhode Island, circa 1888.

Rare "Gorham-Plain" by Gorham Sterling silver flatware set - 102 pieces. This set includes: 12 dinner forks, 7 1/2". 12 luncheon forks, 7". 12 salad forks, 6 1/2". 11 teaspoons, 5 7...

Set of six sterling silver luncheon forks, Buttercup pattern by Gorham, 1900. Late 19th century Gorham mark - lion, anchor, and G.

Set of six sterling silver cream soup spoons, Buttercup pattern by Gorham, 1900. Late 19th century Gorham mark - lion, anchor, and G.

They have initials "DD" on front. A simple iconic pattern, The Gorham Tipit pattern is more formally known as Old English Tipit.

Gorham (American, founded 1831), pattern active 1888-1991.

Gorham's Coligni a multi motif pattern designed by Antone Heller in 1889.

Item features a Greek kylix pattern, designed by Gorham and is a reproduction of the piece displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Antique sterling silver asparagus serving fork in the Florentine-Florenz pattern by Gorham, with monogram. Monogram appears to be MW on the front of the handle, 1907 on the back of ...

Sterling silver salad serving spoon and fork set from the Gold Tip pattern by Gorham. No monogram These large serving utensils are a simple and classic design featuring an 18K gold...

Lovely flatware in silver plate. Salad forks by Gorham in the Shelburne pattern in excellent antique condition.

Sterling silver with gold washed bowl claret ladle by Gorham in a Grapevine pattern. Monogram appears to be MJP This long ladle with a small bowl was used to scoop fruit out of a ...

Sterling silver large soup ladle by Gorham in the Fountainebleau pattern. Engraved GR to JFDP 1889 Gorham's Fountainebleau pattern is Antoine Heller's first design for Gorham in 18...

Set of 12 antique sterling silver with gold wash bowl grapefruit spoons by Gorham in the Versailles pattern. 6 spoons monogram appears to be AL, 6 spoons monogram appears to be ALB ...

Sterling silver pastry server in the Medallion pattern by Gorham for Tiffany & Co with monogram.

The Gorham "King George" pattern is a discontinued sterling silver flatware design that was produced from 1894 until 1991.

Sterling silver gold wash bowl serving berry spoon in the Old Masters pattern by Gorham. No monogram. Designed by Antoine Heller in 1885, the Old Masters pattern is a multi-motif p...

Isis by Gorham Extraordinary Egyptian Revival sterling silver set of 12 terrapin forks measuring 6 1/4" in pattern Isis by Gorham.

Set of 4 antique sterling silver flat handle butter spreaders by Gorham in the Medici Old pattern. Monogram appears to be C Gorham's Medici Old is a multi motif pattern designed in...

A fine pair of vintage sugar tongs. By Gorham. In sterling silver. Pattern no. H171. In the form of a wishbone.

Set of 8 antique sterling silver handle stainless blade knives in 2 sizes by Gorham in the Medici Old pattern. Monogram appears to be P Gorham's Medici Old is a multi motif pattern...

A fine pair of vintage sugar tongs. By Gorham. In sterling silver. Pattern no. H171. In the form of a wishbone.

Otherwise, there is some light edge wear, some fine & light surface scratches and other signs of expected light wear consistent with age. Maker: Gorham Mfg. Co. Pattern Name: B1294...

Date: Late 19th or Early 20th Century Overall Condition: It is in overall good, as-pictured, used estate condition with some light edge wear, some light dings and indentations here ...

Later, many officers requested this pattern for use in their homes, so Gorham decided to make the pattern for the public to purchase.

During the heyday of American silver manufacturing, from 1850 to 1940, Gorham was highly influential. William Christmas Codman, one of Gorham's most noted designers, created the Chan...

Issued in 1987, Edgemont by Gorham has symmetrical flutes that adorn the end of the flatware, flaring in an unmistakable pattern.

A set of six weighty estate sterling silver ice cream forks, the ‘Medallion’ pattern from Gorham Manufacturing Co. Providence Rhode Island, circa 1864.

Meadow by Gorham is a multi-motif pattern that features different natural elements from meadows including cattails, clovers, grasses, and meadow flowers - this is an under appreciat...

Gorham 'Plymouth' Pattern Five Piece Silver Plate Tea Service , Circa 1910".

A fine antique American silver jelly cake server. By Alvin Manufacturing Co. In sterling silver. In the 'Majestic' pattern. Marked to the reverse of the handle. Simply a wonderf...

This vintage stylish sterling silver service for twelve is designed in the Chantilly pattern, by Gorham. The signature is found in a groove on the back of each handle & dates the...

The rim of the lid is bordered with a raised laurel-leaf pattern, a classic Gorham decorative motif used on luxury silver and enamel pieces of the early 20th century.

Being offered is a sterling silver berry spoon in the “Chantilly” pattern by Gorham Silversmiths. Chantilly was and continues to be one of the most popular patterns of all times.

Being offered is a sterling silver pie / cake server by Gorham Silversmiths in the “Willow” pattern. It has a sleek design with willow sheath wrapping around the handle.

Being offered is a sterling silver server in the Lorraine pattern by Gorham Silversmiths. The handle is scalloped and has flowers around the top and sides.

Turned over, the underside bears crisp marks—“GORHAM / STERLING / 104”—reflecting the pattern number and confirming its high-grade sterling construction after Durgin’s acquisition by...

Similar to the scarce Golden Wheat by Gorham flatware pattern, this Golden Wheat by Unknown maker sterling silver flatware is an incredible collection.

A pretty serving piece in the Aesthetic Japonesque pattern that was first produced in 1885. Weight: 2.7 troy ounces.

Set of 6 Palm sterling silver strawberry forks. Made by Gorham in Providence, ca 1870. Each: Tapering stem with leafing branch; pointed terminal and two-tine shank have bright-cut st...

Medallion coin silver water pitcher. Made by Gorham in Providence, ca 1860. Globular bowl on raised and stepped foot; tall straight neck and helmet mouth. Straight and high-looping h...

Bust coin silver fish slice. Made by Gorham in Providence, ca 1865. Flat shaped oval blade with stylized leaf and scroll ornament. Tapering rectilinear leaf-mounted handle with cast ...

Set of 4 Aurora sterling silver open salts. Made by Gorham in Providence, 1873-74. Each: Each oval with straight sides; four leafing-scroll supports.

Hayes & McFarland merged with two other makers in 1903 to form the Mt Vernon Silversmiths Company which, in turn, was acquired by Gorham in 1913.

Fully marked including stamp for Quaker, a North Attleboro maker active beginning in 1926 that was acquired by Gorham in 1959, pattern name, and no. S81006.