January 2, 2024
Assorted American Sterling Silver Flatware
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(26) pieces, including: Wallace Violet serving fork and pair of orange spoons, all with "W" monograms ( 5 7/8 in.); pair of Gorham Chantilly five o'clock teaspoons, "W" monogram (5 3/8 in.); pair of Gorham sugar tongs; pair of Gorham La Modele demitasse spoons, no monograms; Gorham individual salt spoon, no monogram; Whiting five o'clock teaspoon, no monogram; mustard spoon, no monogram; S. Kirk & Son cream ladle, "CWLeB" monogram; (5) International Shirley cocktail forks, no monogram; International lemon fork, no monogram; olive fork, no monogram; Towle gravy ladle, no monogram (6 1/4 in.); Reed & Barton Marlborough serving fork, no monogram (7 3/4 in.); (2) pie servers and carving fork in matching pattern with "CLW" monograms (10 1/4 in. longest); carving fork, "W" monogram; roast holder (9 in.).14.50 total weighable troy oz.From the Estate of the late Charles L. "Buddy" Weill, Jr., of Greensboro, North CarolinaSome scattered scratches; Whiting spoon and cream ladle with some disposal damage.
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