English Silver Bowl, Birmingham

A 1940S ENGLISH SILVER BOWL. Birmingham 1947. 282 grams. 20 cm x 12.5 cm.

Includes a small English silver pedestal bowl - Birmingham, Alexander Clark Co. Ltd., 1912; a small English silver salver - Sheffield, William Hutton & Sons, 1913; and an English silver salver - S

Victorian English Silver Footed Bowl, Harry Atkin-Birmingham, 1881, stamped hallmarks incl makers, anchor & lion passant, w/repousse scrolled floral medallions, from the Lord Richard Action Estate, Ex

Including an English silver bowl cheese knife, hallmarked JW, Birmingham, two Rogers silver plated sugar tongs, silver plated skewers and Wellner German silver plated salad server.

Good English Sterling Silver Art Deco Fruit Bowl, hallmarked Birmingham, 1935-1936, by Adie Brothers Ltd., of oval form, with a pair of upscrolled handles with stepped edges and a central panel of cha

An English Silver Footed Bowl J. B. Chatterley & Sons, Ltd., Birmingham, 1913 marked 22 ozt 4 dwt Height 5 1/4 x diameter 8 1/4 inches. Estimate $300-500

George V English Silver Footed Paneled Bowl, hallmarked H.T. (oval circles) Birmingham, 1910, reticulated border Used condition, wear, worn 3"h x 4-1/2"d and appx. 4 t.o.

Comprising a teapot, London, 1893, maker's mark EH; together with a milk jug and open sugar bowl, Birmingham, 1932, maker's mark illegible. Total 768 grams. Notice to bidders: Condition reports and ad

Sterling silver bowl by, England, Birmingham, 1904. Decorated with openwork of floral motifs. Height: 7.5 cm. Diameter: 20.5 cm. Weight: 453 grams. Hallmarked.

Antique Birmingham English Sterling Silver Footed Bowl. Ruffled edge serving bowl resting on three claw feet. Hallmarked on bottom with English marks. Measures 5.25 inches in diameter.

Open bowl with grapevine and fretwork, hallmarked Birmingham, 1903. 9 ozt.

An English Silver Candy Bowl Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham, 1912-13 of oval form with a lobed and reticulated body. hallmarked for Sterling on exterior 5 ozt 10 dwt Width 8 inches.

An English sterling silver footed bowl and salvervarious makers19th-20th centuryThe bowl Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1898, the salver Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1930.height of bowl 5 1/2in (14cm);

English sterling silver openwork bowl and tong set. 4pc total. Levi and Salaman, c. 1908 Birmingham. In original fitted case. Bowl diameter 3 1/4". 2.06ozt.

An English Arts and Crafts Silver and Hardstone Mounted Bowl Alfred Edward Jones, Birmingham, 1909 hallmarked for Sterling on side of body 4 ozt 6 dwt gross Height 3 x diameter 4 1/2 inches

An English Hand Hammered Sterling Silver and Turquoise Bowl by Liberty and Co., Birmingham, 1906-07, With full hallmarks. Approx. weight: 3.4 troy oz. H: 2 5/8 D: 4 1/2 in.

A Late Edwardian English Silver Epergne. Silver four arm base with four filigree silver bowls and one central filigree silver bowl. Hallmarked for Williams Birmingham LTD, Birmingham and 1910 13.5" x

English sterling silver round footed bowl with scalloped rim, bearing English hallmarks: "BB / Birmingham / 1905." 3.75" H x 5.5" diameter. Approx: 7.82 ozt. Dent to foot.

English sterling silver round footed bowl with scalloped rim, bearing English hallmarks: "BB / Birmingham / 1905." 3.75" H x 5.5" diameter. Approx: 7.82 ozt. Dent to foot.

4-pieces total. (1) Mustard pot with hallmarks for Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1896. 3 1/2" H. (2) Shell form dish with hallmarks for Hammond, Creake & Co., Sheffield, 1903. 1" H x 5" x 4". (3) M

English sterling silver 8pc salt cellar set. Maker: William Deakin, Birmingham, C. 1907. Bowl appx 2 1/2" diameter, spoon appx 2 5/8". In original fitted case. Appx 4.2ozt.

Group of (4) English Sterling Silver Tea Service Items, including: (3) Piece teapot, hot water pot and sugar bowl set, hallmarked for Birmingham, 1936 & 1937 by Ellis & Co., Ltd., wooden handles, teap

English Arts and Crafts sterling silver bowl, Albert Edward Jones (1878-1954), c.1939, hammered silver bowl, with twisted wire and beaded trim, on a turned wooden foot, silver with Birmingham hallmark

English, Birmingham, circa 1790's. English sterling silver three piece garniture bowls, makers mark stamped "MB" in rectangle, with Birmingham, assay office hallmarks for 1793-4, probably Robert Adam'