1880s Barware

Georg Jensen Denmark Sterling silver Hammered Wine Cup #222 This beautiful wine cup by designer Georg Jensen (Denmark) was meticulously crafted from sterling silver in a gorgeous, h...

This sterling silver ladle was made in London by silversmiths Thomas & William Chawner. The crisp hallmarks on the piece date its manufacture to 1767, very early in the reign of Geor...

Sterling silver ladle with a gold wash bowl in the Marquis pattern by Tiffany & Co No monogram or engraving Marquise is a simple and elegant pattern, designed by Paulding Farnham i...

A wonderful sterling silver claret ladle Chrysanthemum (circa 1880) Tiffany's luxurious Chrysanthemum silver was designed in 1880 by Charles Grosjean. Wit...

This sterling silver sauce ladle was made during the reign of George III in London. The piece which is very simple in design is hallmarked for manufacture by William Bateman of the f...

Georg Jensen Denmark sterling silver ladle in the Continental pattern. The Continental pattern was designed in 1906 as the first major cutlery line from Georg Jensen. The pattern wa...

Gentleman's Sterling Silver and Leaded Glass Antique English Flask. Six inches tall with removable bottom to form a cup. Measures 6 x 3 x 1 inches. In ...

Scottish silver is something we love to see and this beautiful shell form ladle is a lovely example from the 18th century. The bowl of the ladle is beautifully fluted in the form of ...

Antique sterling silver ladle by George Smith of London, England, circa 1797. No monogram or engraving. This Georgian Era ladle features a simple and timeless design with a curved ...

Sterling silver sauce ladle by Georg Jensen Denmark in the Rope pattern. The Rope or Perle pattern was designed by Georg Jensen in 1916. This small ladle features a spouted bowl. M...

Gorham Sterling Silver Berry Serving Spoon 10" #158 This gorgeous berry serving spoon by amazing designer Gorham was meticulously crafted from sterling silver with beautiful detaili...

Sterling silver gravy ladle by John Wendt in the Arabesque pattern. Monogram appears to be M Designed in 1870 by Bernhard Beiderhase for the prominent NYC retailer Ball Black & Co,...