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984. Twelve Bright Cut Sterling Silver Spoons A lot of twelve bright cut sterling silver spoons, each measuring 5-1/2"L, with a simple rounded handle decorated with images of dogwood blossoms, and with a spray of ferns and flowers inside the bowl, with the bowl finished in a gold wash, with initials engraved on the backs, and the backs marked "sterling" and "W. Moir". The twelve weigh 5.865 troy oz. 100/200 Sold: $80.50 |
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985. S. Kirk & Son Sterling Silver Repousse Dinner Service for Eight Traditional Kirk floral repousse design in this complete service for eight, 9-piece place settings. The setting includes: Dinner fork 7-1/4"L, salad fork 8-1/4"L, shrimp fork 5-1/2"L, teaspoon (16 pieces) 6"L, cream soup spoon 6"L, iced tea spoon 7-1/2"L, dinner knife 9"L, steak knife 8-3/4"L, butter knife 6"L. Also, the service includes eight serving pieces: two serving spoons, one serving spoon with a slotted bowl, a small gravy ladle, a berry spoon with a repousse bowl, a shell bowl sugar spoon, a butter server, and a cheese server with a stainless steel blade. Overall the sterling silver weight is approx. 76. troy oz. The service was purchased in 1955, while S. Kirk & Son was still an independent company. 2,500/3,500 Sold: $1,725.00 |
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986. A Set of Eleven Teaspoons by Solomon Royes, London, ca. 1821 Sterling silver fiddle design spoons, handles engraved with a crest, fully hallmarked, dating to 1821, London; silversmith Solomon Royes. Measure approx. 5-1/2"L. Weight 10.4 troy oz. 200/400 Sold: $149.50 |
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987. Dominck & Haff Sterling Silver and Enamel Berry Spoon A unique piece of American sterling silver and enamel. This spoon features a lovely scroll and dot pierced bowl with scalloped rim, further enhanced with c-scroll designs. The handle terminates with a reticulated floral design highlighted in white, blue and green enamels. The back of the handle stamped with Dominick & Haff hallmark and "sterling." Measures approx. 6"L. Weight approx. 1 troy oz. 75/150 Sold: $132.25 |
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988. A Group of Three Sterling Silver Serving Utensils by Porter Blanchard and Other Independent Makers This lot features a serving spoon by Porter Blanchard (approx. 11"L), stamped "Sterling/ Porter Blanchard/ Handmade," a long serving spoon in a similar style (approx. 13"L, stamped "Stephan" with a sword right above it; and a long cheese scoop with a wooden handle (approx. 12"L). Overall weight of the lot is approx. 6 troy oz. 200/400 Sold: $356.50 |
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989. Continental Design Silver Jug, ca. Early 20th Century Silver jug designed with a gadroon lip, body in sections decorated with a grapevine meandering motif band, flared base highlighted with star design bands; c-scroll handle. No marks found, measures approx. 6½"T, weight approx. 6.9 troy oz. 100/200 Sold: $120.75 |
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990. A Hand-Chased Sterling Silver Water Pitcher A graceful sterling silver water pitcher with a pretty hand-chased foliate design on each side, of baluster form, with a knobbed detail at the base of the spout, measuring approx. 10-1/2"H to the top of the handle, weighing approx. 20.79 troy oz., hallmarked on the underside by the Hunt Silver Company, ca. 1930's-1940's. 200/300 Sold: $448.50 |
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991. Sterling Silver Baby Rattle, Chester, England, ca. 1826-91 Sterling silver baby rattle, Chester, England, ca. 1826-91. in the form of a cat dressed as a human, mother of pearl handle, the top surmounted by a celluloid hoop. Overall with the hoop the rattle measures approx. 6-1/2"L. 350/550 Sold: $184.00 |
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992. A Lot of Westmoreland Sterling Silver Flatware A lot of Westmoreland sterling silver flatware, each piece marked, some engraved with the letter "B" on the handle, including nine 7" forks, thirteen 6" spoons, eight 6-1/2" cake forks, eight 6-1/4" butter knives, one 7-1/2" master butter, one 7-3/4" serving fork, two 8-1/2" serving spoons and one 6" sauce ladle. Together they weigh approx. 48.92 troy oz. total. 400/600 Sold: $471.50 |
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993. An Unger Bros. Sterling Silver Three-Piece Tea Set A sterling silver three-piece tea set made by Unger Bros., each piece decorated with deep relief images of roses and leaves, and each piece engraved with scrolling initials. The teapot measures 7-1/2"H and has carved bone insulators in the handle, the sugar bowl 4"H, and the creamer 4-1/4"H. Each has a slightly ovoid form, and has markings on the underside. The total weight of the set is approx. 25.11 troy oz. 450/650 Sold: $667.00 |
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994. Two Pair of Sterling Silver Georg Jensen Sugar Tongs Two pair of sterling silver sugar tongs made by Georg Jensen, each a different design, marked, and weighing approx. 1.88 troy oz. total. 200/300 Sold: $264.50 |
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995. Twelve Georg Jensen "Acorn" Pastry Forks A lot of twelve Georg Jensen sterling silver "Acorn" pastry forks, each 5-1/2"L and each marked on the underside, weighing approx. 10.17 troy oz. This pattern was designed in 1916 by Johan Rhode for Georg Jensen. 1,000/1,500 Sold: $1,092.50 |
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996. A Georg Jensen Dresser Set, Designed by Sigvard Bernadotte, ca. 1930's This set includes a mirror (9"L), hair brush (9"L), clothes brush (6¾"L), and a hair comb (7"L). All set in sterling silver, marked with appropriate Jensen hallmarks, as well as "Sigvard" designer signature. After Bernadotte joined Georg Jensen as a designer, his designs were a sharp departure for the firm famous for naturalistic designs. He drew his inspiration from traditional Swedish design motifs of geometric, clean and functional symmetry. "He introduced designs with distinctive, clear and adroit lines, characterized as classical, formal, elegant and dignified." 1,000/1,500 |
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997. A Salad Server Set in "Cactus" Pattern, by Georg Jensen, Danish, ca. Mid 20th Century A Georg Jensen salad server set in "Cactus" pattern. Each piece stamped ;Georg Jensen/ Sterling Denmark." Weight approx. 7.4 troy oz. Measure approx. 9"L. This pattern was designed by Albertus Gundorf for Georg Jensen, ca. 1930. 400/600 Sold: $931.50 |
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998. Georg Jensen Silver Dresser Set, Designed by Harald Nielsen ca. 1945-1951. Marked "Dessin" and the initials "HN". "Dessin" is the French word for design and "HN" stands for Harald Nielsen Georg Jensen's leading Art Deco designer. The Georg Jensen Company was unusual in always giving full credit to its designers and you will often see the designer's two initials marked alongside the other hallmarks. Lot includes a hand mirror appr0x. 8-3/8"L, an oval brush approx. 6-3/4"L and a long brush approx. 7-1/4"L. All properly hallmarked and with monograms. 500/800 Sold: $172.50 |
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999. A George Jensen Sterling Silver Caddy Spoon, ca. 1910-1925 Sterling silver tea caddy spoon in "Acorn" pattern by Georg Jensen; back of the handle stamped with Jensen hallmark from 1910-1925. Measures approx. 4"L, weight approx. 0.7 troy oz. 100/150 Sold: $218.50 |
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1000. Georg Jensen Salad Servers in Rare "Koppel" Pattern A pair of salad servers in "Koppel" pattern, designed in 1981 by Annelise Bjorner. It is a very modern looking pattern, no longer in production by the Georg Jensen Company. Sterling silver handles and stainless steel bowls. Both measure approx. 8-1/2"L. 100/200 Sold: $109.25 |
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1001. A Group of Georg Jensen Service Pieces in Various Patterns This group features serving pieces with sterling silver handles and stainless steel blades. Included are: a 10"L serving knife in "Beaded" pattern, designed by Georg Jensen in 1916; 8"L cheese server in "Bernadotte," designed by Sigvard Bernadotte in 1939; a 7-3/4"L master butter knife in "Acanthus" pattern; a 5-1/2"L bottle opener in "Argo" pattern. 200/300 Sold: $264.50 |
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1002. A Duo of Georg Jensen "Acorn" Pattern Serving Pieces A large serving fork, 3.2 troy oz, 8-1/2"L and a bottle opener with a stainless blade, 6-1/4"L, made by Georg Jensen in the "Acorn" pattern. 200/400 Sold: $483.00 |
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1003. A Georg Jensen Cube Sugar Tongs in "Blossom" Pattern A small sugar tongs in the quintessential Georg Jensen "Blossom" design, also known as "Magnolia", measuring approx. 3-3/4"L and weighing 0.8 troy oz. 100/200 Sold: $207.00 |
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1004. A Group of Georg Jensen and Frank Whiting Co. Child's Flatware This lot includes Georg Jensen pieces: a knife 6-3/4"L, a spoon 5-3/4", a teaspoon 4-3/4"L, and a fork 5-3/4"L in "Bittersweet" patern, a 3-1/2"L fork in "Cactus" pattern and fork and spoon, both 4"L, in "Princess Ingrid" by Frank Whiting Co. The total weight of the lot is approx. 4.9 troy oz. 100/200 Sold: $178.25 |
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1005. Commemorative Gilt-wash & Enamel Spoon by Georg Jensen Modern form commemorative spoon in gilt wash, handle decorated with a purple and yellow enamel orchid flower. Back stamped "1977," "RA/AB," "Sterling Denmark," "Georg Jensen" hallmark. Measures approx. 6"L. 50/75 Sold: $46.00 |
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1006. A Kalo Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle A sterling silver sauce ladle made by Kalo, with a simple flaring handle with a rounded end and an egg-shaped bowl with a graceful spout, in a hand hammered finish, marked on the back, measuring approx. 7"L and weighing 1.36 troy oz. 150/250 Sold: $235.75 |
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1007. Dirk Van Erp Large Arts & Crafts Silver Bowl A stunning Dirk Van Erp large silver-plated hand-wrought Arts & Crafts style presentation bowl, stamped with a windmill insignia and "Handwrought Dirk Van Erp, San Francisco." The bowl measures approx. 15"L x 13"W x 1-3/4"T. 800/1,200 Sold: $661.25 |
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1008. Arts & Crafts Round Sterling Silver Tray by Randahl Silver, ca. Early 20th Century A heavy Arts & Crafts design sterling silver tray, with simple incised decorations along the rim, with the bottom marked "Randahl Sterling/ 354/ 12-1/2 in., weighing approx. 28.8 troy oz. While the Kalo Shop produced the largest amount of Arts & Crafts silver, two other makers had fairly sizable products -- Lebolt and Randahl. Julius O. Randahl was a Swedish silversmith who worked at the Kalo Shop from 1907 to 1910, important Park Ridge years, when Kalo was growing quickly and creating some of its best work. Later Randahl and another ex-Kalo silversmith, Matthias Hanck, formed a shop called the Julmat (from the first syllables from each of their names), which lasted just one year. 400/600 Sold: $356.50 |
