American Sterling and Silver Flatware UtensilsAmerican, late 19th-early 20th century. An assembled group of nineteen silver flatware utensils by various makers, including a serving set of salad fork and spoon by Potter & Mellen (Cleveland, OH) marked Potter Studio; one sterling pierced spoon by Dominick & Haff in the Acanthus pattern, marked for maker, STERLING, and for retailer Cowell & Hubbard (Cleveland, OH); a sterling serving hand-hammered fork, serving hand-hammered spoon, tomato server, seven ladles of various sizes, server with spade-form bowl, butter knife, pierced bonbon server, and two long spoons, all marked for various makers and STERLING; and one silverplated iced tea spoon; largest lg. 12.5, wd. 3 in., total weighable silver wt. 25.169ozt (783g). Â