A few examples of appraisal values for
SALT SPOONS

• 115 coin silver spoons: salt,
  115 coin silver spoons: salt, serving, dessert, teaspoons, various makers, some unmarked, 103.66 oz.T.; detailed listing not available for this lot. Conditions vary from good to heavily worn.
• Three silver salt spoons and two
  Three silver salt spoons and two mustard spoons various dates
• Sterling: Six open salts six
  Sterling: Six open salts six salt spoons; two nut dishes with scalloped rim; child's spoon and fork; powdered sugar spoon; three candy dishes; weighted handle carving knife and fork; coasters in rack; glass centers; '835' dish with ''5'' mark coin.
• Silver. A pair of salt and
  Silver. A pair of salt and mustard spoons with swirl finials London 1975 a pair of late Victorian Fiddle saltspoons London 1891 three pickle forks a silver bladed butter knife a jam spoon and a shell bowled caddy spoon.
• SIX STERLING OPEN SALTS WITH SIX
  SIX STERLING OPEN SALTS WITH SIX SPOONS Each with foliate and vintage repousse border; together with 12 Tiffany sterling iced tea spoons 1 sterling handled bottle opener 12 Mexican sterling long spoons and 26 assorted silver condiment forks (51) Provenance: Estate of Carolyn Cohen's Antiques and Jewelry
• A quantity of silver spoons being a
  A quantity of silver spoons being a Georgian tablespoon William Bateman 1815 a set of six teaspoons Bradbury & sons Sheffield 1914 and six assorted teaspoons approx. wt. 6.5oz.
• A silver sauce ladle, a sugar
  A silver sauce ladle, a sugar sifter spoon and various condiment spoons
• Various silver teaspoons and a
  Various silver teaspoons and a silver condiment ladle, approximately 185g
• Pair of shell salts & spoons, along
  Pair of shell salts & spoons, along with a sterling silver aesthetic spoon, approx 105gms and 105gms and approx 21cm L and smaller
• A Set of Twelve Sterling Silver
  A Set of Twelve Sterling Silver Salt Spoons Each tiny spoon has a shovel shape bowl cast handle in the form of a blooming rose on a stem stamped "sterling" on the back of each apprx. 2-5/8"L. Weight is apprx. 1.40 toz. total.
• ENGLISH SALTS EN SUITE WITH SALT
  ENGLISH SALTS EN SUITE WITH SALT SPOONS (Lot of 4) English salts, circa 1875, each bowl with ribbed with verrical repousse beading, rising on a spreading base, 2"h x 2.5"d; en suite with salt spoons, 8.29 toz
• Sundry silver including spoons,
  Sundry silver including spoons, napkin rings and sugar tongs, approximately 372g
• Set of thirty-two Tiffany & Co.
  Set of thirty-two Tiffany & Co. silver gilt individual salts and spoons six spoons are English that are made to match 20 ozt. ?
• A quantity of silver spoons,
  A quantity of silver spoons, various dates and makers, including tablespoons and berry spoons, some with engraved decoration, initials etc., approximately 775g
• A Collection of American Coin
  A Collection of American Coin Silver Master Salt Spoons Consisting of: eleven coin silver master salt spoons or mustard spoons, measuring from approx. 4-3/4"L to 3-3/4"L. Makers and dates as follows: Two John Ward, Philadelphia, 1803-1839 Farrington & Honeywell, Boston, 1850 Two O. Reed, Philadelphia, 1831-1841 Two R & W Wilson, Philadelphia, 1825-46 Early Unmarked, 18th Century John Stevenson, 1850 H. J. Pepper, Philadelphia, ca. 1776 Jaccard, St. Louis, Missouri, ca. 1850
• LOT OF 15 SILVER SALTS AND
  LOT OF 15 SILVER SALTS AND SPOONSLot of 15 Silver Salts and Spoons, to include a matching set of 6, 19.8 t.oz. Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
• Thirty assorted silver salt
  Thirty assorted silver salt spoons souvenir spoons and forks most American sterling silver early 20th century; 11.75 ozt. t.w.; together with five plated salt spoons and souvenir spoons Estimate $ 200-300
• Group of silver tableware to
  Group of silver tableware to include five salt spoons Georgian sugar tongs and a small ladle 3.2 ozt. ?
• A set of four plated shell-shaped
  A set of four plated shell-shaped salts and the matching spoons with figural terminals, cased (case damaged)
• STERLING SILVER ASSORTED SPOONS
  STERLING SILVER ASSORTED SPOONS Including: 9 sterling silver salts; 10 demitasse spoons; 6 boullion spoons. Weighs 7.805 toz.
• FOUR STERLING SILVER SAUCE LADLES
  FOUR STERLING SILVER SAUCE LADLES AND A NUT SPOON, 3.5 OZTFour Sterling Silver Sauce Ladles and a Nut Spoon,, Dimensions: 3.5 ozt
• A set of twelve Victorian silver
  A set of twelve Victorian silver salts with matching spoons in the 17th century porringer style in original tiered satin lined case by S.S. London 1881.
• Nineteen American Coin Silver
  Nineteen American Coin Silver Spoons each of fiddleback form comprising five teaspoons a sauce ladle and two salt spoons by Marquand & Co. five teaspoons by W. Pitkin & C.C. Norton a tablespoon and two teaspoons by H.A. Coe a tablespoon by Pangborne & Brinsmaid a tablespoon by D. Booth and a teaspoon by N. Harding each monogrammed; approximate total weight 10.86 ozt. Length of longest 8 7/8 inches.
• PAIR OF AMERICAN STERLING SILVER
  PAIR OF AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SALT SPOONSPair of American Sterling Silver Salt Spoons,,
• SIX STERLING FOLDING AND DISPENSING
  SIX STERLING FOLDING AND DISPENSING SPOONS four folding spoons including one with a corkscrew and two medicine dispensing teaspoons. Approx. 6 ozt. Provenance: Anna Safley Houston Museum of Decorative Arts Chattanooga Tennessee
• Four silver salts, a silver mustard
  Four silver salts, a silver mustard pot, a silver prize cup, six silver spoons and two other pieces, approximately 340gm
• A cased set of four silver salts
  A cased set of four silver salts with spoons, Williams Ltd., Birmingham 1918, the salts with fluted lips on three legs with hoof feet, approximately 400g
• 7 Sterling Silver Salt Spoons 2''
  7 Sterling Silver Salt Spoons 2'' to 3 1/2''.
• Boxed set of six 950 silver open
  Boxed set of six 950 silver open salts and pepper pots with five matching salt spoons open salt is 5/8'' high and 1 1/8'' diameter 2.5 tr. oz missing one salt spoon.
• A Pair of William Spratling
  A Pair of William Spratling Sterling Silver Salts with Spoons The flared bowl attached to a squared base, each approx. 1-1/2"D x 1"H, marked on the underside, with the spoons with marked silver bowl and neck, wood handle. Weight of the salts only is approx. 1.615 troy oz.
• Set of (6) Sterling Salts and
  Set of (6) Sterling Salts and Salt Spoonsby Webster Company; shaped salts spoons with shell form bowls.5/8 x 1 1/4 in. 1.05 troy oz.
• Set of Six Sheffield Silver Salts
  Set of Six Sheffield Silver Salts and Five Spoons en Suite Estimate:$200-$300
• 12 SILVER SPOONS12 Silver spoons-
  12 SILVER SPOONS12 Silver spoons- including set of 6 dessert marked JPT and 6 silver tablespoons of different makers.
• Five silver soup spoons London 1908
  Five silver soup spoons London 1908 initialled a mustard pot (lacking glass liner) and sundry Georgian and later spoons total weight approximately 800gm
• Various silver teaspoons a butter
  Various silver teaspoons a butter knife a dessert spoon and a pair of tongs total weight approximately 225gm
• TWENTY ASSORTED SILVER SPOONSTWENTY
  TWENTY ASSORTED SILVER SPOONSTWENTY ASSORTED SILVER SPOONS, including English .925 sterling, coin silver and German .812 fine silver. Comprised of 6 teaspoons, 6 dessert spoons, and 8 large tablespoons. Most monogrammed and some with family crests. Total weight 29.0 troy oz.