English Sterling Silver Entrée Dish.

Two Georgian English sterling silver entree dishes. Each tureen with gadrooned rims. Both covers accented with engraved coat of arms, the dishes with engraved crest of a lion rampant holding an urn. T

19th C. English Sterling Silver lidded entrée dish marked Garrads Panton Street London. The dish marked 1833, near matching lid marked with earlier date. Circular lobed dish and cover with crown fini

George III Period Sterling Silver Covered Entree Dish by Joseph Angell I, London 1820, rounded corners, removable scroll handle, gadroon decoration to lid and base edge, engraved crest to lid, 5 1/4"

Impressive Regency Sterling Silver Entree Dish on Old Sheffield Plate Warming Stand the dish hallmarked London, 1819-20, by Joseph Angell I, of serpentine-fluted oval form with elaborate floral acanth

George IV Sterling Silver Entree Dish on Old Sheffield Plate Warming Stand the dish hallmarked Sheffield, 1827-1828, by Fentem, Webster & Danby, of rounded and waisted rectangular form, with gadrooned

(lot of 2) Gorham sterling silver service articles: (1) lidded entree dish, "Chippendale" pattern, 3.5"h, 11.5"l, 8.5"w; (1) square tray having raised scrolling border, some denting, 9.25"h, 13.25"l;

Gorham Sterling Silver Entree Dish, 1906, Providence, Rhode Island, of oval form, with applied floral rococo scroll rim, with detachable ring handle en suite, engraved "Cocke", h. 5", l. 11-3/4", w. 8

Charles Stuart Harris 1896 English sterling silver dish. Heavy ornate floral repousse decoration. Gilt wash. Hallmarked. 10.75in wide. 13.5 ozt.

Two S. Kirk & Son Repousse Sterling Silver Entree Dishes with Coversin similar patterns, slightly different sizes, both with floral decoration throughout, acanthus leaf rims, and top handles with acor

Two William IV Sterling Silver Entree Dishes the first hallmarked London, 1829-1830, by William Brown, with egg-and-dart banding and acanthus-mounted branch handle, engraved with the crest of Burder,

Pair of Early English Silver Entree Dishes, approx 1830s by Benjamin Smith III, approx 70 oz -

Near Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Entree Dishes fourth quarter 19th century (one with date mark of 1886), Providence, Rhode Island, each with an identical bulbous oval base decorated with repousse f

WALLACE STERLING SILVER ENTREE DISHES, PAIR, W 8.7", L 11.7", T.W. 27.3 TOZ #3164. No monograms. "W". 27 tr oz.

Paul Storr (1771-1844) Sterling Silver Entree Dish, hallmarked London, 1797, of rectangular form with pinched corners and slightly concave sides, with gadrooned rim, the conforming fitted, domed lid w

John T. Vansant Manufacturing Company (Phildadelphia, 1881-1884) sterling silver entree dish and cover in the Aesthetic taste, oblong form with domed top, naturalistic branch form top and side handles

American sterling silver entree dish, Frank M. Whiting, the lidded dish having removable cast metal handle, scrolled foliate trim, central well with triple monogram, 6"h, 12.25"l, 9.25"w, 27.03ozt (ex

11 STERLING SILVER SMALL NUT BOWLS CANDY DISHES One English sterling silver dish hallmarked "RC [in hexagon]", "925 [in oval], "[flower/shield/ship wheel]", "[lion facing left]", and "2,0,0,0 [in a cr

Antique Art Nouveau English sterling silver dish c. 1910. Its marked with what looks like a Birmingham mark.

19C English Victorian Sterling Silver Covered Vegetable Dish marked by Hunt & Roskell later Storr , Mortimer and Hunt ( see pictures ) .Armorial Crest on cover and base .Beautiful leaf and branch deta

(lot of 2) Sterling silver lidded entree service dishes, The Old Friend, 18 Brass Street, Peking, China, both pieces monogrammed D, oval dish: approx 3"h, 10.75"l, 8"w, rectangular dish: approx 3"h, 1

A George III sterling silver heraldic entree dish, London 1805 by John Edwards Of rectangular form with incurved sides and re-entrant corners, gadrooned rims. The pull off lid surmounted by a detachab

Sterling Silver Double Entree Dish. American, no makers mark. Weight approx. 49 ozt (MROC1305) {PR} Property Title: Measurements:12"x9.5"

English Georgian sterling silver dish - London 1759, mark of CHARLES FREDERICK KANDLER of circular shape with a moulded edge, engraved with two noble shields with the motto "Vivag Rex" and "Over fork

English Silver Plate Entree Dish and Cover and a Tray The dish 6 x 12 x 9 1/4 in., the tray 9 1/2 x 12 in.