Gorham "Cambridge" Sterling Small Casserole Serving Spoon
Item: Small Casserole Serving Spoon
Make: Gorham (Providence, RI)
Pattern: Cambridge
Age: Circa 1899-1920
Construction: Sterling Silver (.925)
Dimensions: 8 3/4" Long x 2 1/8" Wide
Weight: 1.82ozt
Condition: Excellent pre-owned antique condition. Very light surface wear consistent with age and use. No dents or dings. Please see photos.
Details: Sterling casserole serving spoon with a floral and scroll motif. The lightly gold washed bowl has a shallow groove down the center terminating in a slight point. The reverse side of the handle is embossed with Gorham hallmarks, "Sterling", and a patent date of 1899.
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Gorham "Cambridge" Sterling Small Casserole Serving Spoon
Gorham "Cambridge" Sterling Small Casserole Serving Spoon
Item: Small Casserole Serving Spoon
Make: Gorham (Providence, RI)
Pattern: Cambridge
Age: Circa 1899-1920
Construction: Sterling Silver (.925)
Dimensions: 8 3/4" Long x 2 1/8" Wide
Weight: 1.82ozt
Condition: Excellent pre-owned antique condition. Very light surface wear consistent with age and use. No dents or dings. Please see photos.
Details: Sterling casserole serving spoon with a floral and scroll motif. The lightly gold washed bowl has a shallow groove down the center terminating in a slight point. The reverse side of the handle is embossed with Gorham hallmarks, "Sterling", and a patent date of 1899.
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Item: Small Casserole Serving Spoon
Make: Gorham (Providence, RI)
Pattern: Cambridge
Age: Circa 1899-1920
Construction: Sterling Silver (.925)
Dimensions: 8 3/4" Long x 2 1/8" Wide
Weight: 1.82ozt
Condition: Excellent pre-owned antique condition. Very light surface wear consistent with age and use. No dents or dings. Please see photos.
Details: Sterling casserole serving spoon with a floral and scroll motif. The lightly gold washed bowl has a shallow groove down the center terminating in a slight point. The reverse side of the handle is embossed with Gorham hallmarks, "Sterling", and a patent date of 1899.
