A Group of Sixteen William B. Durgin New Art Pattern Silver Serving Pieces, Concord, New Hampshire, designed 1900Marks: D, STERLING, (various)10-1/4 inches (26.0 cm) (longest, pie knife)38.74 troy ounces Property from the Collection of John and Maggie Olson The group comprising:1 Easter Lily pie knife, monogrammed S;1 Orange Blossom master butter knife, inscribed 1898 AUG. 22 1902;1 Iris butter spreader;1 Easter Lily gilt washed medium cold meat serving fork, monogrammed C;6 Narcissus salad forks, each monogrammed FBC;1 Easter Lily preserve spoon;1 Easter Lily cracker spoon with removed monogram;1 Orange Blossom gilt washed sugar spoon;2 Orange Blossom cream ladles, one monogrammed MRD, the other F;1 Orange Blossom sugar sifter, monogrammed JRB.16 Total HID03101062020© 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

Each piece in overall good condition, with finely modelled details at handles, and minor reflections of age and use throughout, including nicks and dings to unadorned surfaces, fine surface scratches, and toning to gilding.
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