A few examples of appraisal values for
HOLMES AND EDWARDS

• (8) Silverplate table items to include
  (8) Silverplate table items to include Barbour Silver quadruple plate candlesticks, 10"H, International Silver Co. Camille water pitcher, WB Mfg Co. bird form shakers on branch, gadrooned cigarette urns, Holmes and Edwards ladle and Sheffield England stuffing spoon.
• ASSD. STERLING INC. TIFFANY BROOM CORN1st
  ASSD. STERLING INC. TIFFANY BROOM CORN1st and 2nd item: Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Salad Serving Fork and Spoon Set in the "Broom Corn" pattern, with gilt washed ends, each 9 1/2"L. Combined weight 8.59 oz troy. 3rd item: Footed bowl with gadrooned and reticulated edges, weighted base, marked Rogers Sterling Weighted. 9" diam. 4th and 5th items: Two matching bon bon or nut dishes with Rococo style floral repousse sides, marked Gorham Sterling 816, 5 1/4" diameter. 6th item: Faceted salt cellar with amethyst glass liner (having cut star in bottom) and salt spoon, the frame and spoon marked "sterling". 7th item: English sterling silver berry spoon with vermeil repousse fruit and foliate bowl and handle engraved front and back, hallmarked for London, sterling, maker's mark RH (possibly Robert Hennell), reign and date marks rubbed. 8"L. 18th century. 8th-11th items: 1 Sterling sugar shell, 1 Gorham "Rondo" pattern bon bon spoon, 1 Paye and Baker sterling teaspoon with pierced handle, and 1 Holmes and Edwards silverplated bon bon spoon. All items 20th century except where otherwise noted. Combined weighable silver: 18.98 oz troy. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Marks are very rubbed on Tiffany set. Other items in very good condition.
• LOT OF 31 STERLING AND SILVER SPOONS
  LOT OF 31 STERLING AND SILVER SPOONS LOT OF 31 STERLING SILVER SPOONS, INCLUDING MAKERS TOWLE, GORHAM, HOLMES AND EDWARDS, AND LEONORE DOSKOW, 9.5 TROY OUNCES WEIGHABLE
• A Mixed Lot of Silver Utensils including
  A Mixed Lot of Silver Utensils including Forks by Gorham Consisting of: four 5-3/8" "Norfolk" cocktail forks by Gorham; three 8-1/4" "Spring Glory" serving spoons by International; six 5" "Kings Court" citrus spoons by Whitin;, three 8-3/4" serving spoons by Holmes and Edwards; six 6" teaspoons marked "E.R. Watt"; and three 6" teaspoons in "Violet" by Wallace. Some with monograms. The total weight of the lot is approx. 24.85 troy oz.