A French Export 1st Standard Silver Lidded Serving Dish, Mark of Henin & Cie

A French 1st Standard Silver Lidded Entree Dish, Mark of Emile PuiforcatParis, circa 1857 or after, engraved "Puiforcat Paris" to underside, featuring a reeded rim, scrolled double handles, and topped

Christofle 950 Sterling Silver Vegetable Serving Dish Ecuelle, Paris, France, Circa 1920. With two leaf handles, detachable cover and stiffened rim. Marked with French silver marks (1st standard Miner

Collection of Thirty-Four French 1st Standard Silver Spoons(34) pieces, late 19th century, including: (12) teaspoons and (3) tablespoons with mark of Hènin & Cie, with ribbon motif, no monograms; (

Henin & Cie 11 Sterling Silver Teaspoons, Paris, France, Circa 1900. Marked (1st French silver standard - 950/1000). 12cm. 199gr.

Signed Le Roux French .950 silver lidded chalice with cross form finial decorated with central floret. With a French domestic silver With a 1st standard French export silver hallmark of the Mercury he

French 1st Standard Silver Gilt Tea Service in the Classical Taste, 20th c., Emile Puiforcat, Paris, from 1857, for Tiffany & Co., with maker's mark, retailer's mark and French export mark; incl. teap

A French silver small dish or stand, maker's mark JAC?, 1819-38 1st standard, with an egg-and-dart border, 15.5cm (6in) diameter, 124g (3.95 oz)

French Sterling Silver Six Cups and Coasters Set, Paul Canaux & Cie, Paris, 1892-1911. Monogrammed. Marked (French 1st standard mark - 950/1000). Cup: 6.5cm. Coaster: 11.5cm. 890gr.

181 Pieces including serving pieces, the knives with celluloid handles with sterling mounts. All pieces hallmarked with silversmiths mark and the French silver guarantee mark of Minerva in an octagon,

A French silver table service in Louis XV style by Henri Soufflot, 1st standard export mark for 1878-1973, with thread and foliate borders and shell terminals, engraved with monograms, comprising: Twe

A French sterling 950 silver purity serving dish / bowl by Henin Freres, Bointaburet / Boin-Taburet, Paris, France. Reeded edged border, scalloped shell motif. Signed on the underside and with the Min

A Five Piece Continental Silver and Crystal Dresser Setto include a French first standard silver and crystal lidded dresser jar, mark of Andre Aucoc, Paris, circa 1900, with CM script monogram to uppe

Sterling silver pill box, Napoleon III production, late 19th century. French hallmark Minerva 1st standard (.950 purity silver) and silversmith mark stamped, not identified yet. It is in good overall

Assortment of silver plated ornate lidded serving dishes. Some of them have marks at the bottom. One of them doesn't have a cover or lid. Longest measures 14"long.

French 1st Standard Silver Gilt Dessert Service for Eight, Emile Puiforcat, 18 rue Chapon, Paris, mark used from 1857, incl. 8 each dessert forks, knives and spoons, knife l. 7 7/8 in.; total wt. (wei

Cased Partial Set of French 1st Standard Silver Gilt Fruit Spoons(18) spoons, each with mark of Louis-Patient Cottat (Paris, active 1831-1876), each monogrammed "EG," presented in the original fitted

* A Russian Silver Serving Dish Mark of the 2nd Artel, Moscow, Early 20th Century in the Art Nouveau taste. marked with '84' standard on underside and handle 13 ozt 19 dwts Width 12 inches. Estimate $

A Silver Repousse Lidded Serving Dish Samuel Kirk, Baltimore, Maryland, Second Quarter 19th Century with 11 oz mark and maker's marks to underside.also with armorial engraving to exterior reading Virt

A very good early 19th century French 1st standard (.950 fine) silver ladle with monogrammed handle, the reverse bearing impressed marks for 1819-1838, and Mezieres, Ardennes Department. Measuring 12.

French First Standard Silver Covered Handled Footed Dish, 19th c., with a relief scrolled leaf border, on a like decorated flat, with a maker's mark of "AC," Dish and Cover- H.- 7 in., W.- 9 1/8 in.,

A Set of Twelve French Silver Gilt Dessert Plates, Mark of Maison Odiot19th century, each with Mercury head guarantee mark indicating 1st standard (.950 silver content) and made in France for export,

Pierre Queille, 1834-1846, Paris, Mercury export mark, 950 silver standard. Baluster-form, with elongated spout and scroll handle, with applied bellflower and stylized floral band-work, hinged cover w

Title: Pair of French 950 Silver Dishes Maker/Designer: Risler & Carre Origin: France Date/Period: 1900 Silver Purity: 0.95 Size: 11.25 inches diameter Item Weight: 1534g Hallmarks: French export mark

Circular, with molded loop handles and rims set with small shells, the domed lid with a cast cauliflower finial. 1st standard marks. Length across handles: 10 in. Weight: 42.3 ozt Size 8-1/4'' Dia.