This Lady Hilton Cream Soup Spoon in Sterling Silver by Westmorland is a vintage piece from 1940. It weighs 1.10 ozt and measures 6" in length.
The spoon is in overall excellent condition, exhibiting only light signs of usage. It features one of two hallmarks depicted in the last two images.
With a retail value of $59, this budget-friendly piece is a great addition to any sterling silver …

This Vintage Silver Dessert Knife features a charming design of a child in a tree, crafted from an antique silver alloy with a purity ranging from .800 to .899. Measuring 6 1/8 inches in length and weighing 23 grams, this knife bears no monogram but is adorned with a maker's mark in the shape of a bow tie.
The hallmark, also a bow tie, indicates the silver purity of 800 on the front of the kn…

This Love Disarmed Teaspoon is a sterling silver flatware piece that exudes elegance and sophistication.
With its intricate design and high-quality craftsmanship, this teaspoon is sure to elevate any dining experience. Despite being lightly used, it remains in very good condition, showcasing its durability and timeless appeal.
A perfect addition to any collection of fine silverware, this …

This vintage Gorham Silverware Catalog from 1916 offers a glimpse into the past with its collection of over 90 different pieces of Old London flatware.
From a baby knife to an olive fork, this catalog showcases a variety of sterling silver utensils available during that era.
The 24-page catalog is presented in a high-quality photocopy format, bound in a GBC binder with plastic covers. A m…

This antique silver guide features a reprint of the 1898 Gorham Strasbourg Sterling Silver Flatware catalog, showcasing 116 distinct pieces from the Strasbourg pattern.
The catalog provides a historical glimpse into the evolution of the pattern, allowing for comparisons between the designs from 1898 to 1910. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts, this budget-friendly catalog serves as a valuab…

Crafted by Gorham, this Sterling Silver Butter Spreader boasts a timeless design with a Greenbrier pattern on its flat handle, measuring 5 3/4 inches.
Dating back to 1938, this piece weighs 0.90 ozt and is in overall great condition, despite potentially showing minor signs of usage.
With a retail value of $39, this butter spreader offers both elegance and functionality for those seeking a…

Crafted in sterling silver by International, the Prelude Teaspoon stands out with its elegant design and 6-inch size.
Dating back to 1939, this piece showcases one of three unique hallmarks, adding a touch of authenticity to its charm. Despite potential light signs of usage, the teaspoon remains in excellent condition, making it a valuable addition to any flatware collection.
Priced affor…

This George and Martha Teaspoon in Sterling Silver is a great addition to any flatware collection.
Made by Westmorland in 1940, this teaspoon weighs 0.84 ounces and measures 6 inches in length. The hallmark is visible in the provided images.
While the piece may exhibit light signs of usage, it is in overall excellent condition. For those interested in purchasing multiple pieces, the selle…

Discover the world of Wee Forest Folk collectibles with "Mousy Treasures: A Guide to Wee Forest Folk Collectibles" by Leslie S.
Wilhelm. This reference guide, published in September 1998, offers insights into 450 unique Wee Forest Folk figures across 88 pages.
Whether you're a seasoned collector or just starting out, this handbook provides valuable information to enhance your collecting e…

Crafted with precision and elegance, the Sterling Gorham Fairfax Silver Dinner Fork is a timeless piece of flatware.
This dinner fork boasts a weight of 63 grams and measures 7 3/4 inches in length, making it a substantial addition to any dining setting.
The absence of a monogram adds a touch of simplicity and versatility to its design. Ideal for those seeking a mid-range option in sterli…