George & Martha sterling silver dinner fork - Westmoreland

This is a 7-1/8" sterling silver dinner fork in the George & Martha pattern patented in 1940 and produced by Wallace for the Westmoreland Sterling Company, who retailed the pattern directly to consumers. Back is stamped “Westmoreland Sterling” and carries their hallmark. We have 8 of these forks and price is for each. Now tarnished, but in good condition with signs of usage appropriate to their age. See our matching teaspoons and dinner knives listed immediately below. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.

Price: $30.00 each + s/h and insurance

  ** 2 sold ** 6 remaining **

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George & Martha sterling silver teaspoon - Westmoreland

This is a 6" sterling silver teaspoon in the George & Martha pattern patented in 1940 and produced by Wallace for the Westmoreland Sterling Company who retailed the pattern directly to consumers. Back is stamped “Westmoreland Sterling” and carries their hallmark. We have 5 of these teaspoons and price is for each. Now tarnished, but in good condition with signs of usage appropriate to their age. See our matching dinner forks listed immediately above and dinner forks listed immediately below. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.

Price: $20.00 each + s/h and insurance

  ** 4 sold ** 1 remaining **

George & Martha sterling silver dinner knife - Westmoreland

This is an 8-3/4" sterling silver table knife in the George & Martha pattern patented in 1940 and produced by Wallace for the Westmoreland Sterling Company who retailed the pattern directly to consumers. Handle is unmarked and blade is stamped “Stainless”. We have 6 of these knives and price is for each. Now tarnished, but in good condition with signs of usage appropriate to their age. See our matching dinner forks and teaspoons listed immediately above. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.

Price: $20.00 each + s/h and insurance

Old Colonial sterling silver teaspoon - Towle

This is an antique 5-1/2" sterling silver teaspoon in the Old Colonial pattern patented by Towle in 1895. Back is stamped “Sterling”, “Pat 1895", “925/1000", and carries the Towle hallmark. We have 2 of these beautiful old teaspoons and price is for each. Now tarnished, but in good condition with signs of usage appropriate to their age. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.

Price: $37.00 each + s/h and insurance

Rare George W. Shiebler jelly spoon

This is a rare George W. Shiebler & Co. 5" hammered sterling silver jelly spoon. Back carries the Shiebler mark (an S in a circle with wings on each side) and is stamped “Sterling” and “H. Lange”, which I assume was the distributor. I have been unable to find the pattern, which is completely plain, but highly distinctive because of its overall hammered texture. Monogrammed with an ornate G at the top of the handle. Shiebler was based in New York during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and, as you already know, their beautifully crafted items are scarce today. We’re fortunate to have 5 of these lovely spoons and price is for each. Now tarnished, but in good condition with signs of usage appropriate to their age. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.

Price: $70.00 each + s/h and insurance

Landess No. 2 ladle - Manchester

This is a 5-5/8" sterling silver ladle in the Landess No. 2 pattern patented in 1900 by the Baker Manchester Manufacturing Company. Back is stamped “Sterling” and carries the distinctive (and large) Manchester mark of an M in a shield flanked by two birds. The company was founded in Providence, RI in 1887 and apparently went through several name changes, including Baker Manchester Mfg. Co., Manchester Mfg. Co., and ultimately, after 1915, Manchester Silver Co. This ladle is in good condition with signs of usage appropriate to its age. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.

Price: $45.00 + s/h and insurance

Queen Anne ice cream fork - Dominick & Haff

This is a 5-1/2" sterling silver ice cream fork in the Queen Anne Plain Pattern introduced by Dominick & Haff in 1910. Back carries three hallmarks and is stamped “Sterling”, “Pat-d.10.”, as well as “Bailey, Banks & Biddle”, the retailer. Monogrammed with an ornate B at the top of the handle. Good condition with signs of usage appropriate to its age. By the way, if you want to read a fascinating corporate story, visit the Bailey, Banks & Biddle website. Founded in 1832, this company has had an absolutely illustrious history. (Click on picture for more images.) Tell a friend.

Price: $25.00 + s/h and insurance