It was Edward C. Moore that propelled Tiffany & Co. into the flatware business. All of the patentable designs of early Tiffany flatware were obtained by him. Olympian patent  More »

It was Edward C. Moore that propelled Tiffany & Co. into the flatware business. All of the patentable designs of early Tiffany flatware were obtained by him. Olympian patent date is 1879. This is a wonderful sterling silver spoon for serving from a large deep bowl!There is a button which prevents the spoon from sinking into the bowl. No monogram Length 11 1/8" On the reverse is the goddess. Design is sharp. Prior 1900.   « Less

An antique piece with a serrated edge. The reverse has the date letter M indicating 1869-1891. Monogram single script letter.

An antique piece with a serrated edge. The reverse has the date letter M indicating 1869-1891. Monogram single script letter.   « Less

A unique heavy server for many foods. On the reverse this sterling silver piece has incuse( indented below the surface)marks, the m is the date letter ( c 1869-c.1878). The  More »

A unique heavy server for many foods. On the reverse this sterling silver piece has incuse( indented below the surface)marks, the m is the date letter ( c 1869-c.1878). The Olympian pattern was introduced at the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1878, Pat filed 1878. This is a multi-motif pattern with seventeen different handle decoration designs depicting subjects and stories from classical mythology. The handle on this server shows Paris, the son of Priam, King of Troy, presenting to Venus, the golden apple, he having been called upon by Juno, Minerva, and Venus to adjudge the prize of beauty to the fairest of these goddesses. On the reverse of the bowls is the goddess head. The most costly pattern ever issued by Tiffany.   « Less

Excellent condition. The shanks have the design on both sides. Monogram FTB Marked Tiffany & Co sterling pat 1885 m

Excellent condition. The shanks have the design on both sides. Monogram FTB Marked Tiffany & Co sterling pat 1885 m   « Less

A unique heavy server for many foods. On the reverse this sterling silver piece has incuse( indented below the surface)marks, the m is the date letter ( c 1869-c.1878). The  More »

A unique heavy server for many foods. On the reverse this sterling silver piece has incuse( indented below the surface)marks, the m is the date letter ( c 1869-c.1878). The Olympian pattern was introduced at the Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1878, Pat filed 1878. This is a multi-motif pattern with seventeen different handle decoration designs depicting subjects and stories from classical mythology. The handle on this server shows Paris, the son of Priam, King of Troy, presenting to Venus, the golden apple, he having been called upon by Juno, Minerva, and Venus to adjudge the prize of beauty to the fairest of these goddesses. On the reverse of the bowls is the goddess head. The most costly pattern ever issued by Tiffany.   « Less

It was Edward C. Moore that propelled Tiffany & Co. into the flatware business. All of the patentable designs of early Tiffany flatware were obtained by him. The patent date  More »

It was Edward C. Moore that propelled Tiffany & Co. into the flatware business. All of the patentable designs of early Tiffany flatware were obtained by him. The patent date of this Olympian server was 1879. It was the most elaborate and complex of all Tiffany's regular flatware patterns.The designs were mythological scenes,with the various pieces having different scenes. This is an exotic Tiffany sterling server that will always be on the dinner party table because it is suitable for many foods. It has wide curved tines, a shell at the base. The reverse has the goddess which is sharp. Date mark T 1891-1902. This server is not available in the current Tiffany catalog.   « Less

Medallion silver,two berry spoons with vermeil bowls in excellent condition. Monogram on reverse. Length 81/2" Wendt's pieces are not marked with a mark of his own but are  More »

Medallion silver,two berry spoons with vermeil bowls in excellent condition. Monogram on reverse. Length 81/2" Wendt's pieces are not marked with a mark of his own but are marked with the retailer's name which in this case is Ball Black & Co., New York City, the foremost retailer in the area. Today their silver is collected by antique silver collectors. Marked Ball Black & Co Sterling Patent 1862   « Less

The famous Edward C. Moore designed the Persian Tiffany sterling silver flatware pattern which was patented in 1872, being introduced in the same year. This ladle is the size  More »

The famous Edward C. Moore designed the Persian Tiffany sterling silver flatware pattern which was patented in 1872, being introduced in the same year. This ladle is the size needed for a tureen. Moore had a large collection of Orientalia, including much Near Eastern artwork with examples from Persia, Syria, and India.Those interests had significant influence on the design of the Persian sterling silver flatware pattern. We see moresque designs with intricate, interlocking scrolls. The design is complex, with flowers and foliage interwoven within a network of arches and swirles with unusual geometric shape. Both the front and the back of the handles are completely covered with ornamentation except for an open space on the termnal front for engraving. On this sterling silver ladle there is an entwined script monogram with the letters L and A. The designs on the lower shanks are the same but the designs on the front and back of the terminal are different.It is a well balanced ladle with an attractive curved shank. This Tiffany sterling Persian pattern ladle, 11" long, is a "must" in a Tiffany collection. Nice weight. Excellent condition.   « Less

Exceptional piece by Wendt! Medallion silver, vermeil finish on both sides of the blade. The engraved and bright-cut design covers all the blade, with a tulip design on the  More »

Exceptional piece by Wendt! Medallion silver, vermeil finish on both sides of the blade. The engraved and bright-cut design covers all the blade, with a tulip design on the depth of the right side of the blade. There is a sparkling dot (bright-cut) that creates a contrast with the other engraving. There is a scrolled flange on the right side, with engraving on it. The medallion is very crisp, a lot sharper than the picture shows. There is a monogram ,possibly AMB on the reverse. Length 9 1/4" FREE SHIPPING AND INSURANCE VIA REGISTERED MAIL U.S.P.S. YOU WILL RECEIVE AN E-MAIL THE DAY THE ITEM IS SHIPPED. RETURNS: PLEASE CONTACT WITHIN 3 DAYS OF RECEIVING THE ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE RETURN DETAILS. PROMPT REFUNDS NEVER PROBLEMS HERE.   « Less

An elegant heavy well balanced sterling silver piece; wonderful to serve many foods from a platter. Excellent condition. Monogram: triple script. Length 10 5/8" Date  More »

An elegant heavy well balanced sterling silver piece; wonderful to serve many foods from a platter. Excellent condition. Monogram: triple script. Length 10 5/8" Date c.1869-1891   « Less