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Group of unique sterling treasures including Frank Smith Lion spoon, a Gorham macaroni server, S. KIRK & SON berry spoon with a monogram, soup ladle in the “Berkshire” pattern, Gorham spoon in the Cambridge pattern, G.A. Barron & Co. spoon with an “A” monogram, a large D.Low casserole spoon with detailed repousse floral pattern, two salt spoons one with a monogram, two sugar tongs, butter knife in the Canterbury pattern with a monogram, fork in the “New Century” pattern with a monogram, pair of salt and pepper shakers in the “Ropousse” pattern with matching monograms and years on the bottom, one small salt or pepper shaker, antique stiletto awl punch, lemon fork, Watson Company gravy ladle, tea glass holder, also known as a podstakannik, and a holder for a decanter collar with the monogram “ALL.” Height of the decanter: 13" H. Combined Sterling weight approximately: 23.82 ozt.
Good, visible wear consistent with average use. One of the Ropousse salt and pepper shakers has two dents towards the bottom. The decanter collar have a piece that is still connected but is snapped in two small places towards the top. See photos for more condition details.
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