Mixed Lot of 9 Solid Sterling Silver Spoons 210.3 grams/76.76 ozt

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Mixed Lot of 9 Solid Sterling Silver Teaspoons 210.3 grams/76.76 ozt
Item 1—International Courtship Pattern (First Produced in 1936) Solid Sterling Silver Teaspoon.
Hallmarked on the back with “INTERNATIONAL” followed by “Knights Helmet Over S” (Period Correct Hallmark for International Silver Company) followed by “STERLING” followed by “R” followed by in Script “Courtship”. This teaspoon measures 6 inches in length and weighs 26.1 grams. The spoon has light tarnish and wear commensurate with age.
This piece is not monogramed or engraved.
Item 2—Davis & Galt Plain Pattern Solid Sterling Silver Teaspoon.
Hallmarked on the back with “925” above “1000” followed by “Unidentified Symbol” followed by “STERLING” followed by “Fleur Hallmark” (Period Correct for Davis & Galt” followed by “Thunderbird Symbol”. This teaspoon measures 6 1/8 inches in length and weighs 24.5 grams. The spoon has light tarnish and wear commensurate with age.
The spoon is monogrammed in fancy script on the front with what appears to be am “M” above “J”.
Item 3—Westmorland John & Priscilla Pattern (First Produced in 1940) Solid Sterling Silver Sugar Spoon.
Hallmarked on the back with “WESTMORLAND” followed by “Rams Head” (Period Correct Hallmark for Westmorland) followed by “STERLING”.
This sugar spoon measures 6 1/8 inches in length and weighs 24.5 grams. The spoon has light tarnish and wear commensurate with age.
The spoon is monogrammed in fancy script on the front with what appears to be am “M” above “J”.
Item 4—Gorham Plymouth Pattern (First Produced in 1911) Solid Sterling Silver Teaspoon.
Hallmarked on the back with “T” followed by “PAT” above “1911” followed by “Lion, Anchor, G in Surrounds” (Period Correct Hallmark for The Gorham Company) followed by “STERLING”.
This teaspoon measures 5 3/4 inches in length and weigh 18.7 grams. The spoon has light tarnish and wear commensurate with age.
The spoon is monogrammed in fancy script on the front with what appears to be a “G”.
Item 5—Alvin Company Majestic Pattern (First Produced in 1900) Solid Sterling Silver Teaspoon.
Hallmarked on the back with “ALVIN” followed by “Symbol A Symbol” (Period Correct Trademark for The Alvin Company) followed by “STERLING”.
This teaspoon measures 5 5/8 inches in length and weighs 26.4 grams. The spoon has light tarnish and wear commensurate with age.
The spoon is monogrammed in fancy script on the front with what appears to be an “L” mingled with a “B” and on the back “04”.
Item 6—Whiting Louis XV Pattern (First Produced in 1891) Solid Sterling Silver Teaspoon.
Hallmarked on the back with “Lion with Paw on W” (Period Correct Hallmark for Whiting Division of the Gorham Company) followed by “STERLING” followed by “PAT 1891”.
This teaspoon measures 5 5/8 inches in length and weighs 24.6 grams. The spoon has light tarnish and wear commensurate with age. The spoon is engraved in fancy script with “H” above “Clay” above “Esfrey”.
Item 7—Alvin Company Apollo Pattern (First Produced in 1900) Solid Sterling Silver Teaspoon.
Hallmarked on the back with “Symbol A Symbol” (Period Correct Trademark for The Alvin Company) followed by “STERLING” followed by “PAT 1900”.
This teaspoon measures 5 3/4 inches in length and weighs 26.4 grams. The spoon has light tarnish and wear commensurate with age. There is a minor dent in the bowl. The spoon is not monogrammed or engraved.
Item 8—Towle Old English Pattern (First Produced in 1892) Solid Sterling Silver Teaspoon.
Hallmarked on the back with “925” above “1000” followed by “Fancy T Symbol” (Period Correct Hallmark for Towle Manufacturing Company) followed by “STERLING” followed by “PAT 1892”.
This teaspoon measures 5 1/2 inches in length and weighs 20.6 grams. The spoon has light tarnish and wear commensurate with age. The spoon is engraved in fancy script with “Leon”.
Item 9—Gorham Mothers Pattern (First Produced in 1875) Solid Sterling Silver Teaspoon.
Hallmarked on the back with “S” followed by “T” followed by free floating “Lion, Anchor, G” (Period Correct Hallmark for The Gorham Company) followed by “STERLING”.
This teaspoon measures 5 3/8 inches in length and weigh 17.1 grams. The spoon has light tarnish and wear commensurate with age.
The spoon is engraved with “Corrine”.
Guaranteed to be SOLID Sterling Silver (aka 925/1000 or .925) defined as 925 parts of pure silver to 75 parts of other metal (usually copper) per 1000 parts of material.
Photos are considered to be a part of the description.  If you have any questions please ask them before bidding or buying.
Weights are to the nearest tenth gram/five hundredths ozt, each item has been individually weighed on two different recently calibrated scales.  Multiple item listings have also been weighed to provide photo showing combined weight.
I am not in a rush to receive payment. If as a buyer/bidder, you wish to delay payment for up to 30 days in order to take advantage of combined shipping at reduced cost, please let me know.  The maximum amount of time I will wait for payment is 30 days and I will invoice on the 28th day of the first item purchased, if buyer has not yet requested an invoice.  There are certain postal break points that make economic sense for both the buyer and seller.  With silver weight is never the issue after 15 ounces has been exceeded, but volume is, so breakpoints are in volume of priority flat rate mailers (small, medium, large fixed rate priority and regional A & B). After these volume limits are exceeded USPS, UPS and FED EX have about the same rates on ground shipping, but package delivery takes longer than priority mail.
Combined shipping is provided at reduced rate on multiple item purchases, but you must request an invoice total before paying. Items will be packaged well to prevent damage during shipment. In the off chance that your shipment is received damaged, please notify me immediately upon receipt by providing photos of the shipment as received and of any damaged item.  Please retain all packaging material until damage claim is settled.
I have sold my large Victorian home and have downsized to a much smaller place.  Therefore over the next few months, I will be selling my large sterling silver collection at true auction with bids starting at {{detail_product_description}}.99, no reserve.  My silver is in storage, so I plan to go the storage site and grab a box or two for listing.  As those items sell, I will get another box or two and repeat.  I plan to list 3 or 4 items per day until my collection is liquidated. If I run out of storage room on listed/sold items I will have to slow down listings, but I feel payment within 30 days is most likely the sweet spot for successfully accomplishing this project.
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