A few examples of appraisal values for
SALAD SERVERS

• PALLME KöNIG SALAD SERVERS 11"
  PALLME KöNIG SALAD SERVERS 11" Salad server spoon and fork with twisted metal stem and threaded glass handles.
• Two pairs of horn salad servers,
  Two pairs of horn salad servers, each approx 27cm L (4)
• Pair of Danish Silver Salad
  Pair of Danish Silver Salad Servers, Cold Meat Fork and a Sauce Ladle, Magasin du Nord, Copenhagen, 1958/59 servers length 9.4 in — 24 cm
• Doulton salad bowl & servers (3),
  Doulton salad bowl & servers (3), approx 14cm H x 27cm D
• A pair of silver salad servers with
  A pair of silver salad servers with cut glass handles, M Bros, Sheffield 1901, a pair of asparagus servers and a sifter ladle, approximately 200gm weighable
• GEORG JENSEN USA SALAD SERVICE
  GEORG JENSEN USA SALAD SERVICE AND INTERNATIONAL SILVER CHEESE SERVER Sterling silver salad servers, in strong foliate design, and a sterling silver flat server with a black wooden handle. 7.5 toz.
• 6 PCS, SILVERPLATE SERVERS,
  6 PCS, SILVERPLATE SERVERS, SANDWICH & SALAD American and others, late 19th and 20th century. Group of six silverplate articles by various makers comprising salad, sandwich and asparagus servers together with grape shears. Approx. w. 10.5" (longest)
• CARL POUL PETERSEN STERLING SALAD
  CARL POUL PETERSEN STERLING SALAD SERVERSA Carl Poul Petersen salad servers, the bowl & tines showing a planished surface with reeded handles terminating to applied 'Bell Flower' pattern finials, maker's marks on reverse. Canadian, mid 20th century. Both measuring 8.5" long, combined weight of 164 grams.
• CARL POUL PETERSEN STERLING SALAD
  CARL POUL PETERSEN STERLING SALAD SERVERSA Carl Poul Petersen sterling salad servers, both showing a planished surface terminating to flattened handles with 'Blossom' pattern motifs, maker's marks on reverse. Canadian, 20th century. Both measuring 10.5" long, combined weight of 254 grams.
• TWO PAIRS MALAYSIAN SILVER AND TEAK
  TWO PAIRS MALAYSIAN SILVER AND TEAK HANDLED SALAD SERVERS, EACH 9"L Two pairs Malaysian silver and teak handled salad servers, each 9"l
• Pair of Canadian Silver Salad
  Pair of Canadian Silver Salad Servers, Carl Poul Petersen, Montreal, Que., mid-20th century length 8.3 in — 21 cm
• FIVE ASSORTED CARVING SETS With a
  FIVE ASSORTED CARVING SETS With a pair of salad servers, with antler and celluloid handles.
• Pair of Danish Silver Salad
  Pair of Danish Silver Salad Servers, #141, Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, post-1945 length 10.2 in — 26 cm
• REED & BARTON SALAD SERVERS, "LES
  REED & BARTON SALAD SERVERS, "LES SIX FLEURS" PATTERN 9 ¾" Two-piece solid salad set with fork and spoon, weighs 11.69 toz.
• NAMBE HERITAGE 7PC SALAD SERVER SET
  NAMBE HERITAGE 7PC SALAD SERVER SET
• STERLING SILVER SALAD SERVERS,
  STERLING SILVER SALAD SERVERS, EARLY 20TH CENTURYA pair of early 20th century sterling silver salad servers, both richly decorated with foliate motifs and bearing monograms, maker's marks for R. Wallace & Sons, CT, USA. Combined weight, 171 grams.
• A Carved Wood Salad Serving Set
  A Carved Wood Salad Serving Set Probably Danish, Second Half 20th Century Comprising a large serving bowl, two serving utensils, and eight individual bowls; eleven items in total. Property from the Collection of Giovanna and John Passmann M.D., Chicago, Illinois
• Pair of Georg Jensen Sterling
  Pair of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Salad Servers, in the ornamental pattern number 38, designed ca. 1915 by Georg Jensen (1833-1935), Copenhagen, l. 9-1/4", 7.84 total t. oz.
• STERLING SILVER HANDLE SALAD SET,
  STERLING SILVER HANDLE SALAD SET, POULTRY SHEARS AND ASPARAGUS SERVERSterling Silver Handle Salad Set, Poultry Shears and Asparagus Server,
• Pair of Danish Silver Salad
  Pair of Danish Silver Salad Servers, Carl M. Cohr (Fredericia), Copenhagen, 20th century spoon length 9 in — 22.8 cm
• TEAK SALAD BOWL, TWO TWO-PIECE
  TEAK SALAD BOWL, TWO TWO-PIECE SALAD SETS AND FOUR SERVING BOWLSTeak Salad Bowl, Two Two-Piece Salad Sets and Four Serving Bowls,
• A SET OF WILLIAM SPRATLING ROSEWOOD
  A SET OF WILLIAM SPRATLING ROSEWOOD AND STERLING SILVER SALAD SERVERSA set of William Spratling rosewood and sterling silver salad servers, 1951; Third Design Period; Taxco, Mexico Each stamped for William Spratling; Further stamped: 925 Each carved rosewood utensil with applied silver sphere design, 2 pieces Longer: 12.75" L Provenance: The Collection of Cindy Tietze-Hodosh and Stuart Hodosh Dimensions: Longer: 12.75" L Provenance: The Collection of Cindy Tietze-Hodosh and Stuart Hodosh
• Pair of Georg Jensen Sterling
  Pair of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver "Acanthus"-Pattern Salad Servers, designed in 1917 by Johan Rohde (1856-1935), Copenhagen, l. 8", 4.75 total t. oz.
• Silverplate trays and covered
  Silverplate trays and covered servers to include (2) covered vegetables, oval meat tray, (2) round serving trays and shrimp tray.
• Pair of Parcel Gilt Coin Silver
  Pair of Parcel Gilt Coin Silver Salad Servers Estimate:$50-$100
• Two Pairs of Canadian Silver
  Two Pairs of Canadian Silver Salad Servers, Poul Petersen, Montreal, Que., mid-20th century largest length 8.9 in — 22.5 cm
• Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Salad
  Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Salad Serving Set Estimate:$400-$600
• A cut glass salad bowl with
  A cut glass salad bowl with silver mount Sheffield 1921 22 cm diameter and a pair of plated salad servers.
• FOUR PAIR OF AMERICAN SILVER
  FOUR PAIR OF AMERICAN SILVER SALAD SERVERSFour Pair of American Silver Salad Servers, comprising makers Dominic & Haff, Whiting & Davis Co., Alvin Corporation, and one an assembled pair by Tiffany and Gorham; total weight: 28.3 ozt. Condition:
• PAIR OF DANISH SILVER SALAD
  PAIR OF DANISH SILVER SALAD SERVERSW.S. Sorensen. The handles chased with a scalloped shell. Length 9.25 in. 4.8 Troy oz.
• Antique silver plate salad servers,
  Antique silver plate salad servers, a horn pair and a Asian shell spoon (5) Provenance: Directly from the Hordern Family
• Shreve & Co.. salad servers,
  Shreve & Co.. salad servers, pair. 1883-94, vari-colored gilt silver, sterling silver. 10¾ h in. result: $1,750. estimate: $900–1,200. Decorated with chased and applied strawberries and strawberry flowers. Sold with a Gorham bon bon spoon (Providence, 1897). Marked to verso of each example. 15.7 ozt. Provenance: Collection of Louise Tevis Breckenridge Sharon | Acquired from Spencer Marks in 2011 by the present owner
• Pair of Canadian Silver Salad
  Pair of Canadian Silver Salad Servers, Serving Spoon, and Sugar Tongs, Carl Poul Petersen, Montreal, Que., mid-20th century salad serving fork length 11.7 in — 29.7 cm
• * A Mexican Sterling Silver and
  * A Mexican Sterling Silver and Rosewood Salad Serving Set William Spratling having beaded decoration and an inset WS logo tag together with a muddler a cheese slice with a celluloid handle a carving knife wick trimmers a paper knife marked 830 a sterling caster and cellar set a silver ingot and a medallion. Length of salad set 10 1/2 inches.
• Russel Wright American Modern
  Russel Wright American Modern Serving Pieces. Divided Vegetable Server (Coral), Salad Bowl (Coral)
• David Andersen Sterling and
  David Andersen Sterling and Enamel Salad Servers Norwegian 20th century. A sterling silver and enamel salad serving set by David Andersen each handle cast with six alternating bird and floral panels offset by green enamel both with hallmarks for David Andersen and marked Norway Sterling; lg. 9 in.