Featured Modest finds today, but silver is silver

Hi everyone, nothing too spectacular, but honestly any day I'm finding silver I'm happy. All from one store, total price was $1.75:

 

Nate, I have quite a collection of cheese knives and cheese planes, so I would have grabbed that "slicer" in a flash!

 

Nice, @MrNate . And I'll bet that they didn't look this nice and shiny when you picked them up!

 

The knives are in the Overture pattern (1936) by National Silver.
https://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Patterns/National.html

I haven't found a match for the cheese slicer.

 

Thank you for finding the pattern Bakersgma!

 

The knives were surprisingly not very tarnished, but the cheese slicer was completely black

 

Another nice find!

 

very nice Mr Nate, love that cheese slicer

 

I’m thinking it might be spor

 

A couple extra's came my way today. The candlestick holder was $5, the small ladle came in a set of silver plated that was $15, but I'll be able to make up the cost by reselling the silverplated stuff:

 

Your ladle is by Frank Smith, in the Baronial pattern, issued in 1890. Not sure just what "kind" of ladle it is. How long is the handle and what at the dimensions of the bowl?

https://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Patterns/FSmith1.html

https://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Silversmiths/SSS8.html

 

Thank you Bakersgma, it's very small, about 5.5" long, the bowl is approximately 2" wide.

 

Gravy ladle?

 

Au jus, maybe, but too small for "gravy." Might be a cream ladle.

 

very nice Mr Nate, that ladle is sweet

 

Mr. Nate, you inspire me to check the silver plate items at all the places I stop. Unfortunately so far they all have been silver plate