Six Schofield sterling silver bread plates

Set of Six Sterling Silver Bread Plates Bearing spurious marks for Wakelin & Taylor, London, 1787 Each reshaped, circular with gadrooned border, the cavetto engraved with later heraldic arms. Diameter

Four marked "Gorham Lion / Anchor / G Sterling 10", two marked "Sterling"; no monogram; 6" dia.; minor dents, surface scratches; total weight 13.680 ozt

Each with monogram "O" on rim. Marked on base. Approximate Total Weight: 483g Dimensions: H 0.25 x W 6 x D 6 inches NOTE: Wear consistent with age and use

Six Sterling Silver Bread and Butter Plates mid-20th century, by Frank M. Whiting, North Attleboro, Massachusetts, retailed by Cowell & Hubbard, Cincinnati, Ohio, circular with neoclassical-style laur

Marked on base. Approximate Total Weight: 602g Dimensions: H 0.25 x W 6 x D 6 inches NOTE: Wear consistent with age and use

Gorham (American (Rhode Island), founded 1831- ). A set of six sterling silver bread and butter plates in "Chantilly" pattern. Marked on bottom edge with "GORHAM", maker's marks, "STERLING 738". Diame

Together with six matching sterling silver bread and butter plates. The tray and plates with strap work borders and monograms. "AFD". Apx. 146 t.o. 20"l x 15"w

Set of Six International "Wedgwood" Sterling Silver Bread-and-Butter Plates, the pattern designed in 1925 by Alfred Grover Kintz (1885-1963), Meriden, Connecticut, dia. 6-1/8", 20.62 total t. oz.

Set of six Alphonse La Paglia Designed sterling silver bread plates for International. 6 1/2"diam. (each)

Three Schofield Baltimore Rose pattern sterling silver repousse bread plates. 6"diam (each), 12.86 troy oz

Six (6) International Silver Sterling Bread Plates H575. Each 6". Monogrammed. Approximate silver weight 584 grams.

Eighteen (18) sterling silver bread or dessert plates, including twelve (12) J.S. Co. plates with engraved floral scroll decorations to rims and monogram MBT, 5 3/4" diameter, plus six (6) plates with

Six by Michael C. Fina (Founded NYC, 1935) and three marked L.M. Dimensions are: Largest 7 1/8 inch dia.; 18.1cm dia. Weight, 1123 grams (36.1 ozt.). All measurements are approximate. Condition: Some

Thirteen (13) sterling silver hollowware bread plates, including six (6) Michael C. Fina plates and six (6) Amston plates, all having gadrooned borders to rims; and one (1) International Lord Saybrook

Crafted of American sterling silver. Set of six bread and butter plates features an Edwardian design with urns and scroll borders. Each is signed Tiffany & Co Makers Sterling Silver 925-1000 M. Each m

Fourteen 20th century Sterling Silver bread plates and butter dishes. Includes eight International bread plates, and six Webster Art Nouveau style butter dishes. Impressed marks. 32.75 troy ozs total

Sterling Silver Plate Set of Six Plus One Total Seven By Wallace Circa 1920s Total Weight Of Sterling Silver: Over 600 Grams Each Plate is Monogrammed Lot Includes: 6x Sterling Silver Bread Plates 6"W

Ten (10) pieces of Baltimore Silversmith Mfg. Co. sterling silver repousse hollowware including two (2) compotes, four (4) small bread plates, three (3) medium plates, and one (1) large tray, all in t

hammered and engraved sterling silver bread and butter plates, 6 1/2 in. Diam., 51.35 ozt.

Late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: 6 Schofield "Baltimore Rose" teaspoons, 2 Kirk individual nut dishes, Stieff heart-shaped chamberstick and pin tray, Kirk bread & butter plate and child's cup

Nine piece tableware grouping comprising: a Sterling Silver Manufacturing Company tazza or compote (pattern 0996), circa 1925, two sterling International bread & butter plates, and six plated National

A GROUP OF THIRTEEN SANBORNS STERLING SILVER HOLLOWWARE ITEMS, MEXICO CITY, MEXICO, CIRCA 1950-1970, comprising six shaped circular bread and butter plates with repoussé floral decoration on stippled

Appx. 1 t.o. Together with in silver plate: two demi-tasse spoons, three long serving items, a bread knife, fifteen rattail three prong dinner forks, six luncheon forks, two sugar shovels, and two sou

Set of Twelve American Sterling Silver Bread Platescirca 1890, manufactured by Redlich & Co. of New York, retailed by Spaulding & Co. of Chicago, model number 6106, each with ornate pierced rim with f