This large sterling serving spoon has a really unusual bowl.  It is ribbed all around from top to stem. I am sure it had a certain function but I just call it a serving spoon.  It is marked sterling on the back and has what looks to be an ornate F with a lion standing on its hind legs in the middle. You can see it also has small five petal flowers and curls on the end of the stem.

I have had these two pearl handled knives for years stuck in a drawer with other pearl handles flatware.  I have decided to sell all that I have right now.  The smaller knife is serrated and curved up at the end.  it has a mark on the blade and the pearl handle is attached to the blade with sterling.  The second knife is flatware with Landers Frary and Clark, Aetna Works on the blade and the pearl handle is attached to the blade with sterling. 

This fork is probably a meat fork but I don't know for sure that is what is called. It has four tines that cure slightly outward with a pearl handle on the end.  It is not marked sterling any where I can see but all pearl handled flatware I have seen is usually attached to the serving piece with sterling.  There is no maker marks so whoever made it is unknown to me.

This is another of my pearl handled treasures.  This serving fork has four tines.  the left outside tine is shaped like a pie fork and the base of the fork is a little bowl shaped with bumps on the sides.  It has a longer than most (I believe to be sterling base but is not marked) base that attaches the fork to the bent pearl handle.  Would be a nice addition to any pearl handled utensils you might have.