A few examples of appraisal values for
MEAT FORK

• MEAT FORK. New England 18th
  MEAT FORK. New England 18th century wrought iron brass and maple. Three-pronged fork with elaborate shaft that includes brass-inlaid ''JD'' and star and a turned handle. 17''l. Ex David Good (Ohio). There is brass on the back side at the handle does not appear to be a repair. Pitting is throughout the fork. Is fairly uniform on handle-less on tines. Seems consistent with age.
• Sterling Silver Meat Fork elaborate
  Sterling Silver Meat Fork elaborate openwork four tine circa 1910 excellent monogram 7 1/2'' 41 grams.
• Manchester Sterling Silver Cold
  Manchester Sterling Silver Cold Meat Fork 7 5/8'' excellent.
• Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Meat
  Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Meat Fork and Cheese Slicer The lot consisting of: a meat fork in the "Acanthus" pattern, created ca. 1945 and a cheese slicer in the "Bernadotte" pattern. Both pieces marked with the Georg Jensen mark, used since 1945, and "Denmark/Sterling". Cheese slicer monogramed with "JIB" on the stainless steel bar. Fork measures approx. 8-1/8"L, and cheese slicer approx. 8-1/4"L. Fork weighs approx. 1.625 troy oz.
• Arthur Stone sterling cold meat
  Arthur Stone sterling cold meat fork, scroll handle, designer and chaser Edward Billings, "HFC" monogram, 9-1/2 in. Light scratches. Private Collection, Arden, North Carolina.
• STERLING COLD-MEAT FORK, SUGAR
  STERLING COLD-MEAT FORK, SUGAR SPOON AND THREE SPOONS, 5.4 OZSterling Cold-Meat Fork, Sugar Spoon and Three Spoons, 5.4 oz
• 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.
• Nineteenth-Century New
  Nineteenth-Century New Orleans-Retailed Sterling Silver Cold Meat Fork, from Edward Augustus Tyler (1815-1879), in a traditional "Pointed Bead" pattern, the tines pierced and engraved, the leftmost with a beveled cutting edge, monogrammed on the handle reverse "MJH", l. 7-3/4", 1.86 t. oz.
• A Georg Jensen Silver Cold Meat
  A Georg Jensen Silver Cold Meat Fork Copenhagen, Circa 1930 pattern '93'. marked 'Sterling' on underside 1 ozt 6 dwt gross Length 8 5/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Sold to Benefit Berea College, Berea, Kentucky
• Victorian Sterling Silver Meat Fork
  Victorian Sterling Silver Meat Fork ornate Art Nouveau handle 9'' long excellent monogram ''S'' on reverse 72 grams.
• 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.
• AMERICAN STERLING HANDLED FILET
  AMERICAN STERLING HANDLED FILET KNIFE AND COLD MEAT FORK, L OF LARGER: 8-3/4 INAmerican Sterling Handled Filet Knife and Cold Meat Fork, L of larger: 8-3/4 in
• Victorian Sterling Silver Cold Meat
  Victorian Sterling Silver Cold Meat Fork 7'' excellent no monogram 46 grams.
• SILVERPLATE TRAY AND TWO COLD
  SILVERPLATE TRAY AND TWO COLD MEAT FORKSSilverplate Tray and Two Cold Meat Forks,,
• 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
• English fish serving knife and fork
  English fish serving knife and fork with bone handles (damaged) and an elaborate floral decorated spoon and fork plus magnifying glass and pen.
• Iron utensils to include flesh
  Iron utensils to include flesh forks ladles etc. ?
• Large group of miscellaneous
  Large group of miscellaneous butchering tools dippers ladles forks etc. some decorated. ?
• GEORG JENSEN SPOON & DAVID ANDERSON
  GEORG JENSEN SPOON & DAVID ANDERSON MEAT FORK: 2 pieces to include 1) Georg Jensen sterling serving spoon with serrated design handle 6 3/4'' l. 2) David Anderson sterling meat fork with pierced and floral design handle 9'' l. Approx. 4.3 troy oz. Sold with original Georg Jensen felt bag.CONDITION: Note signs of use.
• A set of four George II silver
  A set of four George II silver sweet meat forks, Ebenezer Coker, date marks worn and a matched smaller fork, approximately 265g
• HEIRLOOM STERLING SILVER COLD
  HEIRLOOM STERLING SILVER COLD MEAT FORK IN THE LASTING SPRING PATTERN. Together with a Lasting Spring ladle and an International Royal Danish sterling silver bon-bon scoop and various silverplate and stainless serving pieces Weighable pieces; 4.30 ozt Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• Youth fork 4.5"l. and a food pusher
  Youth fork 4.5"l. and a food pusher 4"l. both 14k yellow gold.
• TIFFANY & CO. 'SHELL & THREAD'
  TIFFANY & CO. 'SHELL & THREAD' STERLING SILVER COLD MEAT SERVING FORK, L: 8 7/8 IN. (22.54 CM.); 3.2 OZTTiffany & Co. 'Shell & Thread' Sterling Silver Cold Meat Serving Fork,, Dimensions: L: 8 7/8 in. (22.54 cm.); 3.2 ozt
• Reed & Barton Sterling Silver
  Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Meat ServingFork 9'' excellent no monogram.
• Assorted American sterling silver
  Assorted American sterling silver flatware Comprising two meat forks, one monogramed "MTC", two spoons; together with a silver plate and stainless steel carving set. (6).
• 3 sterling silver meat forks, Towle
  3 sterling silver meat forks, Towle Kings pattern, 9", D&H King pattern, 9", another 8 1/2", 7.88 TO Estimate $100-150
• Set of Gorham Sterling Silver
  Set of Gorham Sterling Silver flatware. Includes 50 total pieces. Floral pattern. Meat knife and meat fork are of different pattern and maker but still have stainless blade with sterling handle. Includes 10.5'' long meat knife 9'' meat fork (8) 9.5'' butter knives (8) 6'' B&B knives (8) 6.25'' table spoons (8) 5.75'' teaspoons (8) 7.5'' dinner forks and (8) 6.25'' salad forks. All in good condition except for two butter knives which have the handles coming away from the blade see pics. All Gorham is marked with maker and ''Sterling''. Meat knife and fork also marked ''Sterling'' handles. Total shipping weight 7 lbs.
• 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
• English fish slice and serving fork
  English fish slice and serving fork with bone handles and sterling silver bands and tips. Knife 13.5"l.
• PALLME KöNIG SALAD SERVERS 11"
  PALLME KöNIG SALAD SERVERS 11" Salad server spoon and fork with twisted metal stem and threaded glass handles.
• 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
• American sterling silver cold
  American sterling silver cold meat fork in the ''St. Dunstan Chased'' pattern Gorham and a Peter Krider serving spoon the ''St. Dunstan'' fork first half 20th century 9 in. L.; the Krider spoon with engraved pattern and gilt bowl mid 19th century 9 7/8 in. L.; 3.80 ozt. sterling 2.50 ozt. coin grade Estimate $ 125-200 Neither piece has a monogram.
• Russel Wright Highlight Pinch
  Russel Wright Highlight Pinch Meat Serving Fork (9 1/2") by Hull made in Japan
• Misc. group of sterling silver
  Misc. group of sterling silver flatware various makers and patterns including two meat forks. 23 pcs. 34 troy oz. w/out meat forks
• Group of six Georgian sterling
  Group of six Georgian sterling silver serving pieces various makers & dates Comprising a meat skewer, John Lampfert, London, 1771; a pair of sauce ladles, George Smith III & William Fearn, London, 1788; a cheese lifter with a treen handle, Robert Hennell, London, 1790; an olive spoon, Charles Eley, London, 1827; and a serving spoon, Jonathan Hayne, London, 1830. (6). Meat skewer L: 12 in. 10 oz. (all in) PROVENANCE: From the collection of Helen & Walter Morgan, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
• A boxed set of six silver handled
  A boxed set of six silver handled pastry forks and a boxed pair of silver plated fish servers.