American, 20th century. A group of forty-two pieces of sterling flatware by Gorham, including twelve berry forks and a set of sugar tongs in the "Strasbourg" pattern (fork lg. 4.5 in.), five table spoons in various patterns (each lg. approx. 8.5 in.), four spoons in the "Bust" pattern (lg. 4.5 in.), five olive forks in a "No. 3" pattern (lg. 6 in.), three demitasse spoons in various patterns (each approx. lg. 4.25 in.), one child's fork (lg. 6 in.), one ladle (lg. 6 in.), two bouillon spoons (lg. 7 in.), one marrow scoop (lg. 7.5 in.), one cold meat fork (lg. 6.75 in.), one lemon fork (lg. 4.75 in.), one entree serving spoon (lg. 5.75 in.), one cake knife (lg. 7.5 in.), one cheese scoop (lg. 5.75 in.), one butter spreader (lg. 7.25 in.), and one carving fork with sterling handle and stainless tongs (lg. 11 in.); total weighable silver wt. 35.430ozt (1102.00g). Condition: Most pieces monogrammed (see photo). Wear consistent with age and use.
American, 20th century. A group of forty-two pieces of sterling flatware by Gorham, including twelve berry forks and a set of sugar tongs in the "Strasbourg" pattern (fork lg. 4.5 in.), five table spoons in various patterns (each lg. approx. 8.5 in.), four spoons in the "Bust" pattern (lg. 4.5 in.), five olive forks in a "No. 3" pattern (lg. 6 in.), three demitasse spoons in various patterns (each approx. lg. 4.25 in.), one child's fork (lg. 6 in.), one ladle (lg. 6 in.), two bouillon spoons (lg. 7 in.), one marrow scoop (lg. 7.5 in.), one cold meat fork (lg. 6.75 in.), one lemon fork (lg. 4.75 in.), one entree serving spoon (lg. 5.75 in.), one cake knife (lg. 7.5 in.), one cheese scoop (lg. 5.75 in.), one butter spreader (lg. 7.25 in.), and one carving fork with sterling handle and stainless tongs (lg. 11 in.); total weighable silver wt. 35.430ozt (1102.00g). Condition: Most pieces monogrammed (see photo). Wear consistent with age and use.
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