Silver Salad Servers

Pair of Jens Quistgaard Danish teak salad servers. From a Mid-Century Modern collection. Signed

The two horn color tones were used beautifully to distinguish within the objects

Introducing two exquisite sets of 1960s salad servers, featuring elegant rosewood handles and brass

Pair of Carl Poul Petersen hammered Silver Salad Servers, Montreal. C.1930. The Servers, wild

Pair of Danish Art Nouveau silver salad servers Copenhagen, 1909, P. Hertz Each with an egg-form

A set of sterling silver salad servers by the Frank M. Whiting Company, founded in 1878 in North

A very large pair of Dutch silver Salad Servers C.1900. The Spoon and Fork with detailed

Circa 1970s silver salad servers by David Anderson, Norway. Handsomely hand-worked 830 standard

A wonderful set of antique Victorian solid silver salad server with long elegant bone handles and

The cactus pattern was created by long-time Jensen silver designer Gunorph Albertus and introduced

beautiful salad servers and or serving pieces. Their use is unlimited for serving!

An encased set of salad servers by Garrard & Co, modelled as a gardening spade and fork. Solid

relatively rare pattern in Jensen's repertoire. The salad set was made marked post 1945 and in great

salad servers feature geometric banding to the handles and a hand-hammered finish to the bowls. Both

period, Sterling Silver Pair of Salad Servers, are in old english pattern, and are presented in their

silver salad servers; an addition to our silver flatware collection. These exceptional antique

Art Deco sterling silver salad servers with black Bakelite ends. Measures: 12" wide x 2.5" deep.

Ingeniously designed sterling silver salad servers by master designer, William Spratling. The bowl

Pair of Carl Poul Petersen hammered Silver Salad Servers, Montreal. C.1930. The Servers, wild

A Pair of Sterling Silver Salad Servers made by Buccelatti of Italy. The pattern is Torchon and the

pattern salad servers made by George William Adams; an addition to our silver flatware collection

These extra long sterling silver salad servers, fork and spoon are very impressive. Not only are

A pair of unusual sterling Silver Salad Servers with octagonal dark brown wooden handles and solid

; an addition to our silver flatware collection. These fine vintage French silver salad servers have

Beautiful design on these salad servers by Napier, circa 1980s.

Grande Baroque sterling silver is one of the most famous of all flatware patterns. Their richness

For your consideration a set of Mexican modernist silver plated & rosewood salad servers. Stamped

Newly polished antique silver plate salad serving set with bone handles by JG & Sons, England.

This lovely pair of hand-hammered silver plate salad servers or servers are all hallmarked

In the Bittersweet pattern, a sterling silver salad serving set, a fork and spoon, Georg Jensen

Modernist sterling and hardwood salad servers. These are marked JS Taxco. This maker is unknown to

Wiinblad salad set with salad servers, hand-decorated, brown / yellow. Bjorn Wiinblad's workshop

A rare pair of hand carved horn salad servers by Carl Aubock. Made in Austria, circa 1950s.

For your consideration a set of Mexican modernist silver plated rosewood utensils sculptural salad

Contemporary Hand Carved Indonesian Salad Servers – Pair Contemporary Hand Carved Indonesian Salad

AMBIANIC presents Modernist Salad Server Set Norway Norwegian teak and stainless stamped 9 x 1.5 x

Pair of Austrian modernist salad servers by Carl Auböck.

A French Art Nouveau styled salad serving set made of natural horn and silver plate, circa 1920s

Midcentury teak and stainless steel tapered salad tong servers Measures: 14" long x 2" wide.   

A very rare set of postmodern Italian design Salad servers, in beautiful striking orange excellent

Very nice pair of salad servers by Galatix, England. Wonderful shape, made from solid Teak.  Date

steel salad servers that are 13" long; the servers were made in Japan. The set is a marriage, but work

Henning Koppel for Georg Jensen salad bowl in teak with servers. Bought from original owner who

in Taxco, Mexico. The salad servers show the Los Castillo silver plate mark. The carving fork shows

A nice pair of walnut and stainless steel Art Deco salad servers for Chase & Co., circa 1930s. The

Stylish pair of butterscotch Bakelite and stainless steel Art Deco salad servers for Chase & Co

AMBIANIC offers Vintage Salad Server Utensils Tropical Palm Tree Handles on a Salad Server Fork and

set includes an astonishing 100 serving pieces, from salt spoons to wood and silver salad servers, and

This elegant pair of salad servers is crafted from natural horn and reflects the refined material

A modernist Art Deco cutlery set with the original box. It was made by the famous French manufacturer "Ercuis", which was beneath Christofle one of the most important producers of si...

The salad servers are modelled in the Fiddle and Thread pattern which is double struck. The Spoon

Nice and rare pair of solid walnut with polished turquoise stone inserts salad servers, circa 1980s

Rare Signe-Persson Melin salad servers in teak, made by Boda Trä in Sweden in the late 1960s to

Beautiful Salad Serving set Designed by Bertel Gardberg for Hackman Finland. These are part of Lion

Great design on these set of solid teak salad servers designed by Quistgaard for Dansk, great

pounds Salad servers: • Height 1 inches • Length 11.75 inches • Depth 2.5 inches • Weight 1

A pair of George III Old English Pattern Salad Servers made in London in 1790 by William Sumner