A few examples of appraisal values for
J S CO ENGRAVED STERLING SPOON

• A Sterling Silver Serving Spoon
  A Sterling Silver Serving Spoon by James Hobbs, London, ca. 1825 Monogramed fiddle shape stuffing spoon, measures approx. 12"L, hallmarked on the back of the handle, London, date mark for 1825, maker's mark in script "J H" Weight approx. 3.7 troy oz.
• A Georg Jensen Silver and Hardstone
  A Georg Jensen Silver and Hardstone Inset Commemorative Spoon Copenhagen, 1979 engraved to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the founding of Georg Jensen Silversmithy. marked for Sterling on underside of handle 1 ozt 10 dwt gross Length 6 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Sold to Benefit Berea College, Berea, Kentucky
• A Set of Jacobi & Jenkins Sterling
  A Set of Jacobi & Jenkins Sterling Silver Dessert Spoons and Serving Utensils Consisting of: twelve Baltimore-style repousse dessert forks, monogramed on back of the handle "SDS," approx. 7"L; a ladle with sterling handle, overall approx. 9"L; and a serving fork with sterling handle, approx. 9"L. Total weight of the lot is approx. 14 troy oz.
• Georg Jensen sterling silver serving
  Georg Jensen sterling silver serving spoon Pattern no. 133, monogrammed MLS and dated 1928. L: 11 1/4 in. 3.7 oz
• (4) Coin silver spoons, 7.465 TO,
  (4) Coin silver spoons, 7.465 TO, c/o (2) EV Haughwout & Co tablespoons with "SKJ" monogram, JC Farr tablespoon with "JLH" mono, tablespoon marked indistinctly with "ABL" mono
• 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
• 6 engraved sterling silver serving
  6 engraved sterling silver serving spoons, mono, 8" l, 9.6 TO Estimate $100-150
• English silver caddy spoon, shell
  English silver caddy spoon, shell bowl, bright-cut engraved handle, marks for Josiah Snatt, 1806, probably London (lacking city mark), no monogram, .925 fine, 2-7/8 x 1-1/4 in. Bowl slightly bent. A Georgia Private Collection
• Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving
  Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, with the Jensen export mark, ornamental pattern No. 141, designed in 1936, with scrolling "bud" finial, l. 8", 2.51 t. oz.
• American sterling silver presentation
  American sterling silver presentation bowl j.s. co., retailed by j.e. caldwell Of circular form, the rim decorated with flowerheads and leaves above cartouches of c-scrolls and bell flowers, on a circular foot. H: 5 1/2 in. 22 oz. PROVENANCE: Property from the Estate of William F. Heefner, Bucks County, PA Haveing minor dents to the bottom of the bowl, the engraving has been compromised - various minor dents to the bowl throughout - impressed marks to the base - personal inspection recommended
• American sterling silver berry
  American sterling silver berry spoon in the ''Repousse'' pattern S. Kirk & Son Inc. Baltimore circa 1920's; 9 1/8 in. L. 3.90 ozt. Estimate $ 200-300 Monogram ''JBD''
• GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER SERVING
  GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER SERVING SPOONSTwo Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Spoons , Ornamental Pattern 21, designed by Georg Jensen, one with mark for 1904-1908, other with mark for 1915-1927, l. 9 1/8 in. and 5 1/4 in., total wt. 4.60 troy ozs . Ref.: Drucker, Janet. Georg Jensen: A Tradition of Splendid Silver, pp. 270 and 295
• GEORG JENSEN, TIFFANY & JADE HANDLED
  GEORG JENSEN, TIFFANY & JADE HANDLED SPOONS. A large Georg Jensen sterling serving spoon, 10”L. Tiffany & Co. sterling serving spoon, strawberry pattern, 9.25”L. A carved jade handled spoon with sterling bowl, 10.25”L.
• A (SET 13PC) J.B. & S.M. KNOWLES
  A (SET 13PC) J.B. & S.M. KNOWLES LEXINGTON STERLING A (Set 13pc) J.B. & S.M. Knowles Lexington sterling, including a berry spoon 8.5"l and (12) soup or Gumbo spoons, initialed; en suite with (8) Gorham English Gadroon soup spoons, weighable 27 toz
• Georg Jensen sterling silver 'Acorn'
  Georg Jensen sterling silver 'Acorn' pattern serving spoon 20th century With a pierced bowl, marked 'Georg Jensen/ Sterling/ Denmark'. L: 9 in.
• (6) Sterling silver souvenir spoons,
  (6) Sterling silver souvenir spoons, 5.42 TO
• Tiffany & Co sterling strawberry
  Tiffany & Co sterling strawberry pattern serving spoon New York circa 1900 entwined vine-and-berry handle and kidney-shaped vermeil bowl engraved with initials JMK; marked: Tiffany & Co Sterling. L9 1/2'' and 4.2 Troy oz Provenance: Florida private collection.
• JE Caldwell sterling silver serving
  JE Caldwell sterling silver serving spoon & meat fork, 3-letter monogram, marked with script "D", 5.88 TO
• A Sterling Silver Serving Spoon
  A Sterling Silver Serving Spoon by Whiting, ca. early 20th Century A serving spoon in "Madam Jumel" pattern with laurel leaves and ribbons, marked with Whiting hallmark and "Sterling/Pat.1909". Measures approx. 7-3/4"L. Weighs approx. 1.87 troy oz.
• GEORG JENSEN CHRISTMAS SPOON, 2009
  GEORG JENSEN CHRISTMAS SPOON, 2009 6 ¼" 24 karat gold-plated sterling silver Christmas spoon with enamel decoration at the top of the handle. 1.8 toz. In original box with pamphlet.
• Four American sterling silver serving
  Four American sterling silver serving spoons tiffany and co., 20th century Pair with oval engraved handles and monogram "S" and fluted vermeil bowls, together with an "Audubon" pattern berry scoop with "shovel" shaped vermeil bowl and a "Beekman" pattern spoon with an oval flaring vermeil bowl. Total weight: 11oz. Good condition, normal wear. Losses to vermeil on all pieces.
• An American Sterling Silver Casserole
  An American Sterling Silver Casserole Spoon Durgin retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co. in the Heraldic pattern having a scalloped bowl and monogrammed with an intricate engraved R retaining original J.E. Caldwell & Co. felt bag; approximate weight 3.34 ozt. Length 8 3/4 inches.
• Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving
  Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, in the "Acorn" pattern, Copenhagen, designed in 1915 by Johan Rohde (Danish, 1856-1935), with the post-1945 Jensen mark, l. 2.57 t. oz.
• STERLING. 3 Serving Spoons.Includes
  STERLING. 3 Serving Spoons.Includes one O. Mogensen gravy ladle with curved blossom handle - 7'' in length inscribed ''35 O. Mogensen Sterling Denmark;'' one Georg Jensen ''Bernadette'' pattern gravy ladle - 7.25'' in length inscribed with the Georg Jensen hallmark as well as ''Sterling Denmark;'' and one Georg Jensen serving spoon - 6.25'' length with GJ square mark which was produced between 1933 and 1944. From a Scarsdale NY estate. Approx. 8 troy oz.
• G. JENSEN FORK & ENGLISH STERLING
  G. JENSEN FORK & ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SPOONS, 3Includes a scalloped teaspoon that measures approximately 5-5/8" long, a salt/ sugar spoon that measures approximately 3-7/8" long, and a Georg Jensen fork marked to back "Sterling Denmark Georg Jensen" that measures approximately 6-1/4" long; combined weight of approximately 1.68 ozt; all in Good overall condition. Third-party shipping charges for this lot, in the continental U.S. (lower 48), will be $40.
• STERLING SILVER GEORG JENSEN AND
  STERLING SILVER GEORG JENSEN AND OTHER FLATWAREserving spoon: 11 1/2 inches
• Large sterling serving spoon, ivy
  Large sterling serving spoon, ivy and scroll decoration, oval bowl with bright-cut floral decoration, button back, marks for Theodore P. Starr (New York City, 1900-1924), "S" monogram on back, 5.54 oz.T., 13 in. Estates of Ward and Stout Families, Bloomfield, New Jersey
• Collection of Twelve Silver Spoons
  Collection of Twelve Silver Spoons and Casters, consisting of an attractive set of six J. C. Hanna engraved coin silver teaspoons, second quarter 19th century, a pair of American paneled and weighted sterling salt-and-pepper casters in the \"Early American\" style, h. 5\", a pair of Georgian sterling master salt spoons, and a pair of Georgian sterling \"Fiddle\" mustard spoons.
• 12 COLUMBIA, TN COIN SILVER SPOONS12
  12 COLUMBIA, TN COIN SILVER SPOONS12 dessert spoons with oval fiddle handles, each with incuse mark "J.H. James Columbia", monogrammed SJW, 13.64 oz troy (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Excellent condition.
• (29) American coin silver spoonswith
  (29) American coin silver spoonswith various marks including: J.M. Barrows; Jones Ball and Poor; C. Brewer; Meyer St. Charles etc. With monograms and etched designs to handles. 18.30 ozt. 5.375'' - 8.75''L Circa - 19th - 20th C.
• EIGHT STERLING SILVER SERVERS Including:
  EIGHT STERLING SILVER SERVERS Including: a J.B. & S.M. Knowles Apollo serving spoon with pierced bowl; an S. Kirk & Son Repoussé tablespoon and bon bon spoon; a sugar spoon; a Baker-Manchester Mfg. Co. cucumber server; and (3) infant feeding spoons. Various monograms.
• GEORG JENSEN CHRISTMAS SPOON, 2005
  GEORG JENSEN CHRISTMAS SPOON, 2005 6 ¼"L 24 karat gold-plated sterling silver Christmas spoon with enamel decoration at the top of the handle. 1.8 toz. In original box with pamphlet.
• Sterling Silver Spoons American.
  Sterling Silver Spoons American. An assembled group of engraved sterling silver spoons including six tablespoons with possible hallmark of Roden Bros. Ltd and marked Sterling / 925 eight Webster teaspoons with hallmark for Webster and marked Sterling seven teaspoons marked JH Colclazer / Sterling / Patent and six teaspoons with Gorham hallmark and marked Sterling; tablespoon lg. 6 in. silver wt. 19.5ozt (608.5g). Condition: All are monogrammed. Photo does not show identical spoons.
• J & WM STERLING DESSERT SPOONScottish
  J & WM STERLING DESSERT SPOONScottish sterling silver dessert spoon; monogrammed to front "M.N."; measures approximately 7-3/8" long and weighs approximately 1.08 ozt.; in Good overall condition with no bending. Third-party shipping charges for this lot, in the continental U.S. (lower 48), will be $40.
• GROUP SEVENTEEN STERLING SILVER
  GROUP SEVENTEEN STERLING SILVER SERVING UTENSILSGroup of seventeen sterling silver serving utensils including a large Georg Jensen spoon, a Gorham fork, an Irish berry spoon made in 1810, maker's mark "JS", an English meat fork made in London in 1816, maker's mark "WL", and other items together with a small silver plate ladle. 4 3/8" long, 1" wide to 4 3/8" long to 3" wide, 10" long. Weight: 25.875 OZT. Condition: : use wear, scratches, a few bends.
• English silver caddy spoon, filigree
  English silver caddy spoon, filigree bowl, engraved Greek key design, marks for Joseph Wilmore, Birmingham, 1809, no monogram, .925 fine, 3-1/4 x 1-1/2 in. Good condition. A Georgia Private Collection