Use these for Hors D'oeuvres and other Appetizers, these forks are made in Japan. Called Kokeshi forks after the Kokeshi dolls, each has a Japanese head on the tip of the fork handle. Still in the original package, each fork measures 3-1/4" long.
$20.00 OBO.
This is a 9 3/8” long, crystal salad fork, made by Imperial Candlewick in the Candlewick pattern. Excellent condition.
$15.00 OBO. (8-16-24 C)
This is a sauce pan shaped handled juicer. It would be perfect to bring on a camping trip! It has a round base on the bottom that says Owen Nichols Company – Pat. #11788 – Others Pending – Chicago, Ill. USA. The handle says KWICKEY juicer. The juicer cone is large, and it has a big strainer to hold back seeds.
$20.00 OBO.
This is a set of six Sterling hors d’oeuvre forks with bamboo design and six different Asian charm handles. Each one is marked Sterling and comes in a hinged box. They are in good condition – just need polishing. They were purchased in the Orient after WWII.
$75.00 OBO.
This is an old quadruple-plated footed scoop with a small handle. It has an engraved pattern of flowers and scrolls and has a beaded rim. No marks but in nice condition.
$28.00 OBO.
This set consists of a potato peeler or corer, a melon baller, and a crinkle cutter. They are made of metal with red wooden handles. In the original box, pre-WWII. Good condition.
$15.00 OBO.
This is a heavy crystal scalloped rim spoon holder that is turning purple because of its age. There are some chips on the inside rim.
$12.00 OBO.
These are 10 beautiful ornate Sterling teaspoons with scrolls and tiny flowers and leaves. The pattern is also stamped on the backside and onto the bowl. These is the letter C on the top. There are three hallmarks – a lion, an anchor, and a fancy G – Sterling – Traub Bros. Co. And under the flowers halfway down it says Pat. 1900. They are in excellent condition.
$100.00 OBO.
This piece is from the Fenton 50th year anniversary catalog 1905-1955. It appears in the Fenton catalog 1955 as #2255 CC Vase Polka Dot Open...
