Antique Durgin New Vintage Sterling Silver Casserole Serving Spoon Cracker Scoop white enamel wear it all by itself

wear it all by itself

ivory porcelain or fine china milk jug

The back of the bale is marked 14K and has a maker’s mark

Presented is a gorgeous pair of German sterling silver dishes or bowls made by Neresheimer & Sohne of Hanau during the late 1800s

the leopard's head for the city of London

Antique Durgin New Vintage Sterling Silver Casserole Serving Spoon Cracker Scoop white enamel wear it all by itselfPresented is a fine quality, sterling silver serving piece made by Durgin and retailed by Bigelow, Kennard & Company. We believe this piece to be a cracker or casserole scoop or perhaps a rice or potato serving spoon. This piece is in the New Vintage pattern, which was patented by Durgin in 1904. This piece is old, original production. The handle is wonderful chased with a detailed grape bunch and leaves at the tip. The large bowl is fluted and has a