A few examples of appraisal values for
BIG APPLE SPOON

• AMERICAN CARVED SPOON OR SPATULA.
  AMERICAN CARVED SPOON OR SPATULA. Curly maple. The handle with carved tulip and strong figure throughout. Refinished in a honey amber color. 16"l.
• Souvenir Spoons & Wood Holder.
  Souvenir Spoons & Wood Holder. From a Queens, NY estate.
• Eleven sterling silver souvenir
  Eleven sterling silver souvenir spoons and one baby spoon. States include California, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York (Flat Iron Bldg. and Statue of Liberty). Also a baby spoon with stork handle, the bowl announces a birth on October 12, 1911. Makers include Shepard, Alvin, R. Wallace & Sons, Paye & Baker, Mechanics, and Towle. Total approximate weight is 9.4oz. Longest: 6"L.
• A Treenware Butter Scoop Approx.
  A Treenware Butter Scoop Approx. 8"L x 4"W, with a rounded bowl, rounded stem, and a semicircular knob at the end carved with the initials "AS" with a piecrust border. Beautiful handling patina.
• A Group of Four Sterling Silver
  A Group of Four Sterling Silver and Enamel Souvenir Spoons Containing: a California spoon decorated with a child dressed in oriental costume apprx. 6"L a New Orleans Mardi Gras spoon decorated with a New Orleans flag Atlanta spoon decorated with a watermelon design and a Los Angeles spoon with an orange cluster design; all are apprx. 6"L. Overall weight apprx. 4.15 toz.
• A Plique a Jour Spoon the handle
  A Plique a Jour Spoon the handle decorated with a Viking ship the bowl with an armorial crest. Length 5 3/8 inches.
• New York silver ladle ca. 1810
  New York silver ladle ca. 1810 bearing the touch of Taylor and Hinsdale with a sheaf of wheat on the handle 14" l. 5.9 ozt. ?
• A Collection of Twenty-Five Sterling
  A Collection of Twenty-Five Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons Ranging in size from approx. 6"L to 3-3/4"L, some with gold washed bowls, some with enameled decorations, with the rarest being a spoon from New York with the figure of the Statue of Liberty at the end. Total weight approx. 11 troy oz.
• VARIOUS PIECES OF SILVER FLATWAREVARIOUS
  VARIOUS PIECES OF SILVER FLATWAREVARIOUS PIECES OF SILVER FLATWARE, including a coin silver place spoon marked '28 Bowery Pl. New York'; an English silver place spoon, marks unread; 8 'Imperial Queen' luncheon forks and 5 teaspoons; a pair of Frank M. Whiting spoons for open salts; 4 J.S. & Co. grapefruit spoons; Towle fluted serving spoon with gilt bowl; a sauce ladle; a George W. Shiebler 'American Beauty' (1896) cold meat fork, 24 ozt weighable; together with 10 English 'Shell' patterned plated teaspoons (34)
• A Hand Made Sterling Silver Berry
  A Hand Made Sterling Silver Berry Spoon Apprx. 8"L with a simple graceful handle ruffled bowl with a large berry two pears and a pineapple in relief surrounded by leaves gold washed marked on the back of the neck with London marks lion passant crowned leopard date letter "i" and maker's mark "NI". Weighs apprx. 2.18 toz.
• Copper apple butter pot, iron handle,
  Copper apple butter pot, iron handle, copper body, 18"h x 26"diameter
• American sterling ladles and spoons
  American sterling ladles and spoons New York circa 1880 comprising: Whiting Honeysuckle pattern ladle and sugar sifter L11 1/2'' and L6 3/4'' John Polhemus Diamond pattern: 12 teaspoons L6''; fork and spoon L7'' and coin silver punch ladle by unknown maker L10 1/4'' Total 20.0oz troy (17pcs) Provenance: Estate of Michael M. Finefrock Charleston South Carolina. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• A silver spoon by Tiffany & Co.
  A silver spoon by Tiffany & Co. commemorating the Hudson- Fulton celebration of 1909.
• International sterling salad spoon
  International sterling salad spoon with floral handle, Web pie server and fish knife, five corn holders, and a pie knife (weighted handle). Salad spoon: 8 1/2"L.
• A Group of Four Sterling Silver
  A Group of Four Sterling Silver Serving Spoons Include a large spade shaped spoon 8-7/8"L two similar size stuffing spoons each apprx. 8-1/2"L and a pierced tomato server 7-3/8"L overall weight apprx. 8.26 toz.
• A sterling silver fruit spoon,
  A sterling silver fruit spoon, Jacobi & Jenkins, with shell bowl and engraved handle and a pair of George III later engraved spoons, HS London 1813, approximately 220gm
• Sterling Silver Berry or Casserole
  Sterling Silver Berry or Casserole Spoon''Poppy'' by Gorham 9'' excellent.
• JB & SM KNOWLES 'APOLLO' STERLING
  JB & SM KNOWLES 'APOLLO' STERLING SOUP LADLEAmerican sterling silver soup ladle, J.B. & S.M. Knowles, in the "Apollo" pattern, with gilt-washed bowl, approx 12.75"l, 7.10ozt
• Ten coin silver spoons, shaped
  Ten coin silver spoons, shaped scroll handles with acanthus leaves, marks for Wood & Hughes (New York City, working 1845-1899, "JB" monogram, 19.75 oz. T., 8 in. Good condition. Descended in the House of Schwarzenberg
• GROUP OF AMERICAN WOODEN PIECES.
  GROUP OF AMERICAN WOODEN PIECES. First half 20th century. Four small carved spoons, apple lidded jar. 4"h., jar with threaded lid 4"h., egg cup 3.25"h., carved sphere in cube, 2"h. and a handled two well box, 9"h.
• A Group of Four Sterling Silver
  A Group of Four Sterling Silver Serving Spoons Include a large spade shaped spoon 8-7/8"L two similar size stuffing spoons each apprx. 8-1/2"L and a pierced tomato server 7-3/8"L overall weight apprx. 8.26 toz.
• SIX STERLING FOLDING AND DISPENSING
  SIX STERLING FOLDING AND DISPENSING SPOONS four folding spoons including one with a corkscrew and two medicine dispensing teaspoons. Approx. 6 ozt. Provenance: Anna Safley Houston Museum of Decorative Arts Chattanooga Tennessee
• Sterling silver souvenir spoons
  Sterling silver souvenir spoons including NY, Mount Vernon, Boston, Hot Springs, etc. Also two with Native American decoration. Longest: 5 1/2".
• New York coin silver ladle, downturned
  New York coin silver ladle, downturned fiddle handle with shell, rounded fins, gilt oval bowl, "J.T. Rice", "Albany" (Joseph T. Rice, Albany, New York, working 1813-1850), monogram, 14-1/4 in. Small dents in bowl, light scratches.
• Copper apple butter kettle, 17
  Copper apple butter kettle, 17 1/2"h x 26"dia, together with a smaller example and a composite pail
• A Chinese silver serving spoon
  A Chinese silver serving spoon the pierced bowl and the handle formed as cherry blossom approx. 25cm long.
• Sterling souvenir spoons; N.Y.
  Sterling souvenir spoons; N.Y. Pan Am electric tower, 1893 Columbian Expo, Toledo, 1904 St. Louis World's Fair with elephant handle, and German spoon with equestrian statue. Longest 5 3/4".
• English Silver Apple Corer and
  English Silver Apple Corer and Slicer, Asprey & Co., Birmingham, 1925 width 5.4 in — 13.8 cm
• SIX STERLING SOUVENIR SPOONS. Mt.
  SIX STERLING SOUVENIR SPOONS. Mt. Vernon Chicago Boston New York Pan Am Expo and Loisiana Purchase Expo. 5 1/4''l - 6''l.
• (3) New Departure Items: Large
  (3) New Departure Items: Large serving spoon letter opener and rare pocket flask. Good cond.
• A silver four bladed apple corer
  A silver four bladed apple corer marked ''sterling'' together with five Georgian silver teaspoons by William Eley and William Fearn London 1803.
• TOWLE POMONA STERLING SILVER SOUP
  TOWLE POMONA STERLING SILVER SOUP LADLE With engraved fruit spray and gold wash to shaped bowl, period "S" monogram to verso of handle.
• Set of Eleven Coin Silver Spoons
  Set of Eleven Coin Silver Spoons New York, early 19th century, downturned tipt-back fiddle handles, seven with marks for John Targee (New York City, working 1797-1828), and four with marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia), 1822), matching monograms, 23.49 oz.T., 9 in.,
• New York coin silver spoons: oval
  New York coin silver spoons: oval handles with bright cut decoration: two with monogram, Philip Parisen, New York City, 1789-90, 8-1/2 in., handles bent, wear to tips, two small spots corrosion ; five with monogram, Bernard E. Wenman, New York City, working 1789-1834, 6 in., bowl wear and dents , (seven pieces).
• A Partial Set of Celluloid Handle
  A Partial Set of Celluloid Handle Fruit Utensils Containing: six forks with plain handles approx. 6"L, and three fruit knives, approx. 6-1/2"L. Stainless steel blades and tines.
• Monumental Copper Apple Butter
  Monumental Copper Apple Butter Kettle, 23-1/2" dia, 26"H to top of iron swing handle, The height to the rim is 14-1/2"h