We have a group of serving pieces in Tiffany's famous "Vine" pattern. We have a sugar or jelly spoon, 7 inches in length, and a pierced bon bon spoon, 5 1/4 inches in length, both with gilt bowls, and both in the "Raspberry Vine" variant. We have a preserves spoon with a silver gilt bowl in the "Grape Vine" variant.  Each is marked "TIFFANY & CO/ STERLING/ M," and the bon bon spoon is marked additionally with "752." The sugar or jelly spoon is monogrammed "MPH May 15, 1891" in ornate, multi-lined, Art Nouveau style script on the back of the stem. All other pieces are not monogrammed and show no signs of monogram removal. Condition on each of these is excellent, with minimal wear to the gilding. Preserves spoon: $500.00; Sugar or jelly spoon: $500.00; Pierced bon bon spoon: $500.00

This distinctive set of 10 oyster forks is in the "Squash Vine" variant. Squash Vine is published in Tiffany Silver Flatware, and it is as the only known pattern in which this particular style of oyster fork has ever been seen. Each fork measures 6 1/4 inches and is monogrammed "GM" in ornate, multi-lined, cipher style on the upper back of the stem. The lower stem of each is marked "TIFFANY & CO./ STERLING/ M." Condition is excellent.

This set of 6 demitasse spoons are in the "Iris" variant of the "Vine" pattern. They measure 4 7/8 inches in length and have gilded bowls front and back. There is no monogram, and they are in excellent condition.

This is a heavy set of dinner forks in the "Antique Ivy" pattern. Each measures 7 7/8 inches and is monogrammed with and Old English Script "F" on the upper front cartouche on the stem. The back of each is marked "m/ TIFFANY & CO./ STERLING." Condition is excellent.

This pie knife was made by the Gorham Company for Tiffany & Company, and it bears both the Gorham Lion, Anchor, G logo mark, as well as TIFFANY & CO./ STERLING on the center back of its stem. Behind the medallion is an engraved crest and motto of the Osborn family, "Quantum in Rebus Inane" (What vanity in human affairs). An engraved crest and motto appear uncommonly on American silver, and this, combined with the fact that it was made by Gorham for Tiffany & Company, make this serving piece exceptionally rare. It measures 9 1/2" in length.  Please click on more images for detailed object photographs.