A MISCELLANEOUS GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED SERVING UTENSILS

A MISCELLANEOUS GROUP OF SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED SERVING UTENSILS
MAKER'S MARK NOTED BELOW
Comprising a ladle, maker's mark of Steuben--14¾in. (37.5cm.) long; a stirring spoon, maker's mark of Steuben--12¼in. (31cm.) long; a beaded ivory-handle ladle, maker's mark illegible--17½in. (44.5cm.) long; a spiral-twist horn handled ladle, possibly 18th century, maker's mark illegible--13½in. (34.5cm.) long; a pair of serving spoons, possibly English, maker's mark illegible --12½in. (32cm.) long; a George III spoon and a pair of two-pronged serving forks, the spoon engraved with scrolling foliage, English, maker's mark for both spoon and forks, Alice & George Burrows, London--8¾in. (22cm.) long, the forks--8in. (20cm.) long; a silver American tomato server--9in. (23cm.) long; together with the following silver-plated items, a silver-plated sugar sifter--5in. (12.5cm.) long; a pair of silver-plated grape shears--6¾in. (17.5cm.) long; a silver-plated ivory-handled spoon and serving fork--the fork 8½in. (21.5cm.) long, 22.55oz. together with a matched four-piece silver-plated part tea service, decorated overall with Berainesque scrolling foliage and scallops, the teapot--9¾in. (25.5cm.) high and a water jug--6in. (15.5cm.) high (18)