The six spoons are Gorham silver, marked copyrighted indicating early ones. Two have script monogram on the reverse, four no monogram, no removals. Length 7". The dies for this pattern were the most expensive that Gorham ever created. This ornate pattern was issued in 1888, inspired by the tapestries at the Palais de Versailles in France.
An unusually large sterling silver serving fork with five tines,length 9 1/4". No monogram. Vintage: 1903-1907 according to mark. Shank design is sharp.
This spoon has an oval shape shallow bowl.
Length 9 1/2" Marked Patent 1864 Crosby & Morse ( the retailers) sterling and the lion, anchor, & G ( Gorham's mark)
A wonderful set of old vintage ice teaspoons that are 8 1/4" long. There is a small monogram. Condition excellent. Great for not only ice tea, but elegant as a parfait spoon. Please note the length. There are not many patterns with the long spoons.
An elegant sterling silver Victorian pattern issued by Gorham in 1897. This pie or cake server has a sterling silver handle and a new stainless blade. There are no dents in the handle. The monogram on the handle tells you that it truly is antique silver. It is a handy server for gelatin salads.
