拍品的状况可能存在极大差异，而由于其性质使然，拍品难以处于完美无瑕的状态。拍品均以拍卖时的状况出售。

Overall with some scuffs and scratches consistent with age, use, and stacking, all later gilt, those without monograms likely with engraving removed, though generally neatly done, overall generally good condition.

Please see below for further condition and lengths:
Tablespoons, 8¹⁄₄ in. – Four engraved with monogram MG, the rest with monogram removed and with a very slight depression to reserve at handle terminal, some light scratches to the bowls, and some wear to the gilding at edges and high spots

Dessert spoons, 7 in. – Butter color gilding throughout, some wear to the gilding at high spots, all with monogram removed and with a very slight depression to reserve at handle terminal

Chowder/cream soup spoons, 7³⁄₄ in. – All engraved with monogram MG, good condition with strong gilding and a few light scratches to bowls

Coffee spoons, 4¹⁄₂ in. – Some wear to gilding at the high spots and edges of bowls, all with monogram removed and with a very slight depression to reserve at handle terminal, all with date letter M for 1873-1891

Dinner forks, 7¹⁄₂ in. – The gilding a lemon color and quite worn, especially to tine, high spots, and undersides where the forks rest on a surface, the tines mostly straight, some with light wear to end tines but not thin or hooked, all with date letter M for 1873-1891

Luncheon forks, 6³⁄₄ in. – The gilding a lemon color and quite worn, especially to tine, high spots, and undersides where the forks rest on a surface, all with monogram removed and with some scratches to the reserve at handle terminal, the tines mostly straight, some with light wear to end tines but not thin or hooked, one probably cut down approx. 2 mm., though not very obvious on the table when not aligned with others, all with date letter M for 1873-1891

Salad forks, 6³⁄₄ in. – The gilding strong and consistent throughout, all with monogram removed and some with a very slight depression to reserve at handle terminal

Oyster forks, 6 in. – The gilding strong and consistent throughout, all with monogram removed and some with a very slight depression to reserve at handle terminal

Dinner knives, 10¹⁄₈ in. – All with Tiffany & Co. steel blades, some wear to the gilding and decoration at the high spots, the gilding a lemon color and fairly consistent, the joins good

Luncheon knives, 8¹⁄₂ in. – All with replaced stainless steel blades marked STAINLESS, seven with a little excess solder to the joins, otherwise joins clean and tight

Butter spreaders, 5³⁄₄ in. – Overall with some wear to the gilding, all with monogram removed and some with a very slight depression to reserve, 15 with date letter M for 1873-1891, three with date letter m for 1907-1947

Serving forks – With strong gilding, one with some wear to end tines

Asparagus server – With strong gilding and some minor scratches

Bread fork – With some minor wear to the gilding

Ice cream slice – With strong gilding, hatchet design, with some scratches

Sugar tongs – With some wear to the gilding with monogram removed and some with a very slight depression to reserve