J Granvigne

Being offered is a sterling silver serving spoon in the “Louis XV” pattern by Whiting Silver. This pattern is famous for its scallops handle and its ele...

Pair of Antique Sterling Silver Serving Spoons Gilded & Ornate Handles A distinguished pair of antique sterling silver serving spoons, exquisitely crafted and richly detailed in the ...

Being offered is a sterling silver serving spoon in the San Lorenzo pattern by Tiffany & CO. First introduced in 1916, San Lorenzo was a perfect example old-world classical design; ...

Antique Gorham Versailles Sterling Silver Flatware Salad Serving Fork & Spoon Set with Monograms on the Back of the Handle. ...

Silver Serving Spoons John Walton Hallmarked Newcastle 1846 This distinguished pair of Victorian sterling silver serving spoons represents the pinnacle of mid-19th-century English...

Being offered is a sterling silver fork and spoon set by the world renowned Tiffany & CO. Designed in the “Vine” aka “Fruits & Flowers” pattern of 1872. The handles have an elabora...

Swirls and a large scalloped handle give this serving piece presence. It will not be lost on the table. Great for meat or vegetables.  

Being offered is a sterling silver(serving)spoon. The bowl has a scalloped rim which is very unique— it’s usually smooth all the way around. The handle has a fancy design with a ha...

Pair of Georgian silver serving spoons, London, 1811 Eley, Fearn & Chawner. Old English, possible monigram HR. Measures: Length 12 inches...

Pair of French Silver Odiot Serving Forks for Roasted Meat, Baked Potatoes, or Artichokes, 19th Century, 191 Grams An exceptional and rare pair of heavy French silver serving forks ...

Being offered is a sterling silver serving fork in the “Lily” pattern by Whiting Manufacturers. First introduced in 1910 at the height of the Art Nouveau period, “Lily” is quintessential Art Nouveau! With its floral motif and fluid shape it draws on nature for inspiration. This pattern soon became Whiting’s most popular with its sheer beauty and elegance. So even if you have a modern flatware pattern...

Unique Pair of Neoclassical Solid Silver Condiment Urns with Original Spoons. These are heavy cast silver dating from 1781 and created by London Golsmiths John Wakelin & William Tay...