A few examples of appraisal values for
FORK

• SCANDINAVIAN STERLING SILVER ENAMEL
  SCANDINAVIAN STERLING SILVER ENAMEL FORKS
• Youth fork 4.5"l. and a food pusher
  Youth fork 4.5"l. and a food pusher 4"l. both 14k yellow gold.
• Lot (5) wooden toolmakers bicycle
  Lot (5) wooden toolmakers bicycle fork patterns.
• KNIFE AND FORK- a two tined fork
  KNIFE AND FORK- a two tined fork and knife steel and cast bronze. Elaborate handles depicting a naked man and woman sporting amid grapevines. Venice 17th Century Fork: L. 8 1/4'' Knife: L. 9 5/8''. From the Marvin Sadik Collection.
• WROUGHT IRON TWO-PRONG FLESH FORK
  WROUGHT IRON TWO-PRONG FLESH FORK INITIALED "M.A.Sca. 19th-20th century; crafted from salvaged file, the fork has fine arching handle with filework accent below flatwork grip, simple drilled eye hanger, engraved type lettering, 11 1/4", Condition: minimal rust
• (LOT OF 10) MOSTLY FORKS AND KNIVES
  (LOT OF 10) MOSTLY FORKS AND KNIVES (Lot of 10) Mostly forks and knives, comprising (3) sterling items a napkin ring;, a wishbone and Lunt child's fork; (2) vintage English butter knives and a serving fork; (4) French Lauiole cheese knives, total weighable 2.3 toz
• AMERICAN STERLING HANDLED CHEESE
  AMERICAN STERLING HANDLED CHEESE SLICER AND METAL FORK, AND MEXICAN STERLING SERVING FORKAmerican Sterling Handled Cheese Slicer and Metal Fork, and Mexican Sterling Serving Fork
• FIFTEEN GORHAM STERLING ICE CREAM
  FIFTEEN GORHAM STERLING ICE CREAM FORKS, 9.4 OZFifteen Gorham Sterling Ice Cream Forks, 9.4 oz
• EIGHT INTERNATIONAL STERLING FORKS,
  EIGHT INTERNATIONAL STERLING FORKS, "ROYAL DANISH" PATTERN 7 ?" Sterling silver forks, weight 19 toz.
• KLEIN & BROTHER COIN SILVER
  KLEIN & BROTHER COIN SILVER FORKSRare Group of Mississippi Coin Silver "Fiddlethread" Forks , John and Julius Klein, Vicksburg, c. 1854, marked "KLEIN & BROTHER" or "KLEIN & BRO", incl. 4 dinner forks, l. 7 5/8 in., and 6 dessert forks, l. 6 5/8 in., total wt. 18.95 troy ozs
• A FIJIAN FORK A Fijian fork, having
  A FIJIAN FORK A Fijian fork, having four prongs above an incised decorated handle, 11.5"l Provenance: from the Leo Fortress Collection, Hawaii.
• (LOT OF 39) ART NOUVEAU STERLING
  (LOT OF 39) ART NOUVEAU STERLING FORKS (Lot of 39) Art Nouveau sterling forks, including (6) Gorham forks; (4) Reed & Barton Marlborough salad forks and (3) ice cream forks; (11) forks; total weighable 22 ozt, Provenance: Property from the estate of Steve Yvaska, long time noted Antiques and Art journalist for San Jose Mercury News, San Jose, CA.
• FOLKE ARSTRöM, (90) PIECES OF FOCUS
  FOLKE ARSTRöM, (90) PIECES OF FOCUS DE LUXE STAINLESS FLATWARE FOR GENSE Including (4) various servers, (11) dinner forks (7.75 in.), (6) soup spoons (7.25 in.), (20) table spoons (6.75 in.), (4) teaspoons (6.25 in.); (8) double-bladed forks (6.75 in.), (4) salad forks (6.75 in.), (6) luncheon forks (6.75 in.), (10) spreaders (5.75 in.), (4) lunch knives (6.75 in.), (8) butter knives (7.25 in.), (5) steak knives (7.75 in.), together with (1) Jens Quistgaard steel serving spoon (10.75 in.), a pair of servers marked Hackman (13.5 in.), and (6) steak knives marked Lundtofte (7.25 in.).
• PITCHFORK AND GROUP WITH ASSORTED
  PITCHFORK AND GROUP WITH ASSORTED NAIL POLISHPitchfork and Group with Assorted Nail Polish,
• SET WITH SIX GORHAM STERLING SILVER
  SET WITH SIX GORHAM STERLING SILVER FORKS, 7.4 OZSet with Six Gorham Sterling Silver Forks, 7.4 oz
• NINE GORHAM STERLING SILVER
  NINE GORHAM STERLING SILVER DINNER FORKS, APPROX 17.1 OZNine Gorham Sterling Silver Dinner Forks,, Dimensions: Approx 17.1 oz
• FINE TOOL DECORATED & BRASS
  FINE TOOL DECORATED & BRASS INLAID WROUGHT IRONfork ca. 1824 dated; flesh fork with two prongs, rod and tapered flatwork handle with rattail hook hanger, two brass plate inlays each with fine tool punch and engraved decoration, the upper brass engraved with date and initials "L (or S) B", the lower inlay with heart pattern engraving, 13 1/2"l; Condition: cleaned upper surface, appears authentic
• Frigast Denmark solid sterling
  Frigast Denmark solid sterling silver salad serving fork & spoon, 11-3/4" l, 9.37 TO
• A GROUP OF SILVER FORKSA group of
  A GROUP OF SILVER FORKSA group of silver forks, Late 19th/early 20th century Most marked for sterling silver; all with various other marker's marks Eighteen silver forks of various sizes and shapes comprising one olive fork, eight dessert forks, one cold meat fork, three dinner forks, and five place forks, 18 pieces Largest: 8.5" L x 1" W; smallest: 5.75" L x 0.75" W Dimensions: 25.55 gross oz. troy approximately
• 7 STERLING SILVER SERVING FORKS AND
  7 STERLING SILVER SERVING FORKS AND SPOONS,VARIOUS DESIGNS AND MAKERS, 8 TO 9" LONG, 14.5 TROY OZ.
• 12 STERLING SILVER ICE CREAM FORKS,
  12 STERLING SILVER ICE CREAM FORKS, 5 3/8" LONG,GOLD WASH BOWLS. MARKED BY RETAILER A. STOWELL. TOTAL WEIGHT 8.93 OZT. GOOD CONDITION WITH MONOGRAM.
• Fish Forks & Knives Service for
  Fish Forks & Knives Service for 12 800 silver w/engraved fish. Knives: 20 ozt. Forks: 19 ozt.Knife: L 8''E
• TWO SILVER SERVING FORKS A
  TWO SILVER SERVING FORKS A Sheffield English silver meat fork, ca. 1890, carved antler handle, the gadrooned cap end marked with Sheffield Sterling marks and date letter, 9 ?"L; and a fancy cold meat fork by Israel Freeman & Son Inc. England, marked on a tine, 9 ¾"L.
• S. KIRK & SON REPOUSSE STERLING
  S. KIRK & SON REPOUSSE STERLING COLD MEAT FORK AND SERVING SPOON, 6.9 OZS. Kirk & Son Repousse Sterling Cold Meat Fork and Serving Spoon, 6.9 oz
• SET OF EIGHT PREDOMINANTLY KIRK
  SET OF EIGHT PREDOMINANTLY KIRK 'REPOUSSE' STERLING SILVER DINNER FORKS, L OF SHORTER BY STIEFF 6 7/8 IN. (17.5 CM.), COMBINED: 13.1 OZTSet of Eight Predominantly Kirk 'Repousse' Sterling Silver Dinner Forks,, Dimensions: L of shorter by Stieff 6 7/8 in. (17.5 cm.), Combined: 13.1 ozt
• SET OF SIX GERMAN 800-SILVER HANDLE
  SET OF SIX GERMAN 800-SILVER HANDLE AND GILT STAINLESS STEEL FORKSSet of Six German 800-Silver Handle and Gilt Stainless Steel Forks
• TWELVE GORHAM STRASBOURG STERLING
  TWELVE GORHAM STRASBOURG STERLING SILVER ICE CREAM FORKS All with matching script monogram.
• 3 WROUGHT IRON FLESH FORKSca.
  3 WROUGHT IRON FLESH FORKSca. 19th-20th century; all two-prong forks with different form handles: one fork with diamond faceted flatwork handle with drilled hanger hole, 14 1/2"; small size fork with arched flatwork grip and wrapped hook, 11"; late primitive fork with flatwork square top handle with drilled hanger hole, 12"; Condition: all good
• AMERICAN SILVER FORKS Various
  AMERICAN SILVER FORKS Various makers; comprising sixteen large fruit and cold meat forks and twenty-four smaller pickle and other forks (40 pcs.). Approx. 58 oz.
• Georg Jensen ''Blossom'' Sterling
  Georg Jensen ''Blossom'' Sterling Youthfork & spoon 5 3/4''.
• FOUR ENCASED FORK AND KNIFE
  FOUR ENCASED FORK AND KNIFE SETSFour Encased Fork and Knife Sets
• ELEVEN GORHAM STERLING "FLEURY" ICE
  ELEVEN GORHAM STERLING "FLEURY" ICE CREAM FORKS Monogrammed, 5 in. L., 7.15 ozt.
• THIRTEEN STIEFF STERLING "ROSE" ICE
  THIRTEEN STIEFF STERLING "ROSE" ICE CREAM FORKS "M" monogram, 5 3/4 in. L., 12.75.
• TWO PENNSYLVANIA WROUGHT IRON FLESH
  TWO PENNSYLVANIA WROUGHT IRON FLESH FORKS, 19TH C.Two Pennsylvania wrought iron flesh forks, 19th c. , one stamped J.R. Lambirth , 15 1/2" l., the other stamped D.C. Miller 1883 , 18 1/2" l. Provenance: Sotheby's, Important Americana, The Collection of Mr. And Mrs. James O. Keene, January 1997, lot 61. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Shortest with break to terminal.
• TWO DUTCH SILVER FORKS, DATED 1820
  TWO DUTCH SILVER FORKS, DATED 1820 8" Two Dutch chased 835 silver forks with splayed tines, hand etched with fine foliate and scrolls design, dated 1820. Total weight 3.69 toz.
• 2 HAND WROUGHT IRON ROASTING
  2 HAND WROUGHT IRON ROASTING FORKS CA. 18TH-MID19th century; primitive form fork with crab's leg cut and bent accent on tool decorated grip, wrapped hook hanger, central rod and flatwork lower/upper handle, 22 1/4"; initial "HxL" fork with pierced heart shaped top handle that is arched with flatwork upper 2/3 and rod worked lower, possible work of "Jong Long, Manheim area, PA", 18", [Note: fork structure pictured and attributed by Clarke Hess to John Long on page 88 in "Mennonite Arts"; Condition: both have surface rust, good cleaning needed