A few examples of appraisal values for
TOMATO SPOON

• TIFFANY & CO. STERLING 'TOMATO'
  TIFFANY & CO. STERLING 'TOMATO' SERVING UTENSILS 20th c., American, including a large spoon and fork, marked on reverse, 10"l, approx. 8.5ozt
• TIFFANY & CO., "TOMATO" PATTERN
  TIFFANY & CO., "TOMATO" PATTERN SERVING UTENSILS 20th c., American, sterling silver, including a large spoon and fork, hallmarked on reverse, 10"l, approx. 8.5ozt
• A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver
  A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Ladle "Tomato Vine" pattern pattern introduced 1872 period script monogram "AA" length 12 1/4 in. weight 8.25 troy ozs.
• Reed & Barton Francis I pattern
  Reed & Barton Francis I pattern sterling silver tomato serving spoon. Old mark. 3.34 oz. 8 1/4" long. No monogram, no removals.
• A Group of Four Sterling Silver
  A Group of Four Sterling Silver Serving Spoons Include a large spade shaped spoon 8-7/8"L two similar size stuffing spoons each apprx. 8-1/2"L and a pierced tomato server 7-3/8"L overall weight apprx. 8.26 toz.
• A Group of Four Sterling Silver
  A Group of Four Sterling Silver Serving Spoons Include a large spade shaped spoon 8-7/8"L two similar size stuffing spoons each apprx. 8-1/2"L and a pierced tomato server 7-3/8"L overall weight apprx. 8.26 toz.
• A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver
  A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Punch Ladle "Tomato Vine" pattern pattern introduced 1872 length 15 in. weight 8.65 troy ozs.
• TIFFANY & CO "TOMATO VINE" STERLING
  TIFFANY & CO "TOMATO VINE" STERLING SOUP LADLETiffany & Co. "Tomato Vine" Pattern Sterling Soup Ladle, New York, gold washed calloped bowl, late 19th century, monogrammed underneath,., approx. 7.5 troy oz. approx 10" L (TSMI539)(TC) Condition: excellent age-appropriate, heafty. gold washed bowl with minor rubbing, notably at top of rim, clean
• PAIR OF STIEFF SILVER TOMATO
  PAIR OF STIEFF SILVER TOMATO LIFTERS AND A MANCHESTER SILVER SERVING FORK AND SPOONPAIR OF STIEFF SILVER TOMATO LIFTERS AND A MANCHESTER SILVER SERVING FORK AND SPOON, the tomato servers in the 'Corsage' (1935) pattern, with pierced apertures to flat circular lifters, l: 7.5 in.; and Manchester silver 'Manchester' (1932) cold meat fork and casserole server, each approx. 7.75 in., 8.4 ozt (4)
• Gorham Newcastle sterling silver
  Gorham Newcastle sterling silver tomato server, 7", Towle Old Colonial sterling silver soup spoon, 7", 5.82 TO Estimate $80-120
• TIFFANY & CO. STERLING SILVER
  TIFFANY & CO. STERLING SILVER 'BROOM CORN' TOMATO SERVER AND 'FLEMISH' SPOON L FORMER 7 7/8 IN. (20 CM.), COMBINED 3.9 OZTTiffany & Co. Sterling Silver 'Broom Corn' Tomato Server and 'Flemish' Spoon, Dimensions: L former 7 7/8 in. (20 cm.), Combined 3.9 ozt
• Eight American Sterling Silver
  Eight American Sterling Silver and Silverplate Serving Articles a serving spoon a tomato server a sauce ladle ice tongs and a salad serving set together with a silverplate soup ladle and a pair of silverplate sugar tongs; approximate total weighable 8.00 ozt. Length of ladle 9 1/4 inches.
• Tiffany & Co. Sterling Tomato
  Tiffany & Co. Sterling Tomato Server "Renaissance" Pattern A cast sterling serving spoon with reticulated bowl and decorated in relief handle monogrammed. Marked with "Tiffany & Co./ Sterling...Pat.1905C" on the back. Measures apprx. 8"L. Weighs apprx. 2.53 toz.
• 11 pcs. Sterling Silver
  11 pcs. Sterling Silver Flatware:Gorham ''Lily'' tomato server and sauce ladle five European knives a sardine fork bar knife and two steak knives.
• American Silver 'Repoussé' Tomato
  American Silver 'Repoussé' Tomato Server and Serving Tongs, Samuel Kirk & Son and Stieff Co., Baltimore, Md., early 20th century larger length 8.5 in — 21.7 cm
• Assorted Sterling Hollowware
  Assorted Sterling Hollowware Tiffany sugar spoon; Tiffany tomato server; asparagus servers; macaroni or fried oyster server; ladle; forks; cocktail forks, 42.63 oz.T., with nine silver-plated forks, (33 pieces total)
• A Set of English Sterling Silver
  A Set of English Sterling Silver Tomato Server and Fork, ca. 1911-1912 With handles decorated with bows and garlands, in a fitted leathered case. Stamped with London marks for 1911/12, and with maker's mark of George Jackson & David Fullerton. Each measures approx. 8-1/2"L. Total weight is approx. 4.78 troy oz.
• Gorham ''Chantilly'' Sterling
  Gorham ''Chantilly'' Sterling Silver Tomatocaserole spoon by Dominic & Haff face of a god on handled dated April 9 1895 128 grams gorgeous!
• A George Jensen Sterling Silver
  A George Jensen Sterling Silver Tomato Server Open floral design handle and flat slightly pointed blade. Back stamped "71 Georg Jensen Denmark Sterling". Measures approx. 7"L x 2-3/4"W. Overall weight approx. 2 toz.
• A silver sauce ladle, a sugar
  A silver sauce ladle, a sugar sifter spoon and various condiment spoons
• AMERICAN CARVED SPOON OR SPATULA.
  AMERICAN CARVED SPOON OR SPATULA. Curly maple. The handle with carved tulip and strong figure throughout. Refinished in a honey amber color. 16"l.
• Selection-spoons, tea spoons,
  Selection-spoons, tea spoons, pickle forks
• Oneida ''Damask Rose'' Sterling
  Oneida ''Damask Rose'' Sterling Silver Tomatoserver 1946 excellent no monogram fancy openwork 7 3/4'' 57 grams.
• PAIR OF WESTMORLAND STERLING SILVER
  PAIR OF WESTMORLAND STERLING SILVER TOMATO SERVERSLarge sterling silver tomato serving spoons decorated in the Milburn Rose pattern, with a floral motif around the handle. Hallmarked Westmorland Sterling. Weighs: 138 grams total. Dimensions: 7.5"L x 2.5"W Manufacturer: Westmorland Country of Origin: Connecticut, United States Condition: Age related wear.
• A Roman bronze spoon, 16.5cm long
  A Roman bronze spoon, 16.5cm long and another bronze spoon/Provenance: The Estate of the late Diana & Gospatric Home, Lily Farm, Bucks
• Four sterling silver serving
  Four sterling silver serving pieces: tomato server, Chantilly by Gorham, monogram, 7-1/2 in.; cheese scoop, Heraldic by Durgin, monogram, scoop with gilt wash, 8-1/4 in.; openwork nut spoon, bowl with gilt wash, Gorham, "590", monogram, "Sept. 25/1895", 6 in., [not well cast]; sugar tongs, openwork blossom handle decoration, Georg Jensen, 1910-1925, 3-3/4 in. All with light scratches.
• Painted spoon rack, planter box:
  Painted spoon rack, planter box: wall mounted spoon rack with green paint, brass tack border, 20-1/2 in., probably original surface with scattered chips and grime , with eleven metal spoons; planter box painted red, white and blue, applied spools, slats and other elements, probably original painted surface, 14 in., both early to mid 20th century. The Collection of Tom and Ann Hixson.
• WOODEN SPOONca. 19th century;
  WOODEN SPOONca. 19th century; hand carved maple wood tasting spoon with arched handle and varnished finish, 7"l; Condition: fair-good
• A silver jam spoon, D & J Wellby,
  A silver jam spoon, D & J Wellby, London 1924, a small silver ladle and a modern silver meat skewer, approximately 129g
• 5PC SILVERPLATE SERVING
  5PC SILVERPLATE SERVING UTENSILSIncludes 2 tomato serving spoons with pierced bowls (hallmarked WM A. Rogers MFG. Co. and Leonard Silverplate Italy), 1 baby spoon engraved with various illustrations (hallmarked Holmes & Edwards I S), 1 vegetable spoon ( hallmarked WM A. Rogers AA), and 1 sugar spoon (hallmarked Court Silverplate). Largest measures: 8.75in L x 2.25in W. Condition: Age related wear.
• TIFFANY & CO. TOMATO STERLING
  TIFFANY & CO. TOMATO STERLING SILVER SALAD SERVING SET Circa 1907-1947 period hallmark, a two-piece set including a serving fork and spoon, parcel gilt, no monogram.
• An Old English pattern serving
  An Old English pattern serving spoon by Thomas Wallis length 30 cm and a tablespoon by Thomas Ann and William Bateman both London 1802.
• A 17th Century brass slip top
  A 17th Century brass slip top spoon, marked to bowl
• A Dutch silver soup ladle, the
  A Dutch silver soup ladle, the handle decorated shells and vines, approximately 267g
• Pair Bateman silver stuffing
  Pair Bateman silver stuffing spoons: rounded downturned tipt back handl
• A sterling silver fruit spoon,
  A sterling silver fruit spoon, Jacobi & Jenkins, with shell bowl and engraved handle and a pair of George III later engraved spoons, HS London 1813, approximately 220gm