Pair of Sheffield Silverplate Covered Entree Dishes with Crest

A pair of old Sheffield Plate covered entree dishes. Pain rectangular bodies. Straight gadroon border with shell leaf accents. Made in England circa 1810. Bears old family crest and motto Spestemur Ag

Pair of W.G Sissons Sheffield Covered Entree Dishes Fully Marked.Condition: Generally good with Some Loss of Silverplate due to use and age.Dimensions: L- 14.75", W- 10.5", Total H including cover- 5"

19th C. English covered warming trays in an elaborate Rococo design with scroll and foliate decoration, one paneled with reeded handles. In three parts with removable tray. L: 33cm (13 in.), H: 21.5cm

description (pair) English Sheffield plate covered entree dishes, late 19th/early 20th c., each having scroll work handle and gadrooned trim, approx 7"h, 11"l, 8"w, 6.5lbs Start Price $50.00

Pair Of Old Sheffield Silver Plate Entree DishMeasures 14 1/2" x 9 1/2" x 7"

Pair of Antique English Silverplate Covered Entrée Dishes , each with gadroon borders and removable handle; now with later warming stand and burner

American or English, late 19th to early 20th century. Pair of oval silverplate covered entree or vegetable dishes, each having a removable deer-form handle, the bodies decorated with engraved foliate

Pair of English Victorian Silver Plate Covered Entree Dishes. Pair of Ovoid Entree Dishes with Handles, Bas Relief Flowers, Shells and Scrolls, Full Oak Tree Finials and Etched Oak Motif in Medallions

Pair of Matthew Boulton Regency Old Sheffield Silver Plate Entree Dishes, each of rectangular form with a gadroon, shell and scroll central dish stamped with double sun mark, fitted above a hot water

Two shelves of English Sheffield and American silver plate hollow ware including covered entree dishes; a bun warmer, silver mounted oak sardine box, tea trays, trivets and cocktail pitcher

Large Sheffield Type Silver Plate Lazy Susan, centered tureen surrounded by three fitted and covered entree dishes, three master salts with glass inserts (2 of 3 present) carved wooden handles, hallma

Old Sheffield Plate Covered Entree Dish, 19th c., oblong with bound reed borders, removable foliate loop handle, inset silver shield with engraved crest, note: resilvered, h. 6 1/2 in., w. 11 3/8 in.;

Mid 19th century, by A.B. Savory and Son. Very nicely formed and having a family crest chased at each lid. Some bleed to the copper in scattered areas. Good overall condition otherwise. H7 1/4" W13" S

On matching warming stands. The detachable handles decorated with acorns and the dishes with applied scrolls and shells. The rubbed in shields engraved with a crest and initials. Circa 1820. L 37 cm (

Group of Nineteen Pieces of Silverplate, consisting of a covered entree dish by Ellis Barker, retailed by J.W. Tucker, San Francisco; a pair of footed master salts with cobalt liners; eight cobalt lin

(lot of 8) An Edwardian suite of (6) Sheffield plate chargers and a pair of covered entree dishes, each piece with a finely cast gadrooned rim, chargers 11"d, Provenance: The Estate of George Germany,

SILVERPLATE SERVING PIECES, 19TH-20TH C., FIVE:Including 1 silverplate chafing dish, L.19", a pair of Wallace "Baroque" covered entrée dishes, L.9 1/2", 1 footed shell-form dish, W.13 3/4", and 1 bis

A Group of English and American Silver-Plate Articles 19th Century comprising a pair of Matthew Boulton covered entree dishes; an English epergne; an American cake basket and an American wood barrel-f

Six English Sheffield Silver Plated Articles: Comprising two trays {length of longest 27 1/2 inches}, a covered entree dish, a pair of Corinthian columnar weighted candlesticks, and a pair asparagus t

Five Silver Plate Serving Pieces. Comprising a chafing dish, a covered entree dish, a pair of toothpick holders, and an oval handled bowl by Christofle. [28](RIVERS4301/5)(PR) Property Title:From the

Pair of covered serving dishes with removable tray inserts, the lids etched with armorial crests. Dimensions: H 9" x W 16" x D 9" Condition: Surface tarnish, a few scuffs and rubs; patina and wear con

Pair of English Silver Plate Entrée Dishes Engraved with crests. 7 1/2 x 11 in. diam. Property from the Estate of Milton A. ‘Mickey’ Rudin

First half of the 19th century. Unsigned, heavy Sheffield silver plate. Both with family crests and the Latin phrase "nec ab ordine cedunt" from Virgil's Aeneid. Total weight 1665 grams. Dimensions

(lot of 8) English and American silverplate tableware, including: (1) Daniel & Arter roll-top entree chafing dish, (1) Martin, Hall and Company covered vegetable dish, (1) WA Sheffield chafing dish, w