Oval Serving Bowl | Boston Yacht Club of Marblehead

Oval serving bowl with burgee of the Boston Yacht Club of Marblehead and private signal flag Stanley W. Ferguson. Ferguson was a Boston coffee and tea importing merchant and owner of the yacht Trim To

Four pieces of New England Steamship Company China, all with company logo and livery. Maker's name of the Buffalo China Company is on the bottom. Two dinner plates, oval serving bowl and plate dome in

Scalloped Flagship Corsair Fruit Bowl. 9 1/2" X 5". The Minton's China has the J. Pierpont Morgan signature navy blue trim with gold accents. Top, inside edge of bowl has the New York Yacht Club burge

Franco Lapini, (1936-2017) Large oval serving bowl with lid. Silver-plated brass, hand-hammered. Lid with figural brass application, still life of seafood and fish. 20 x 70 x 25 cm. Marked on the unde

American Brilliant cut glass oval serving bowl by J. Hoare. Cut in their rare Croesus pattern. The center has the swirling tusks with zipper miters. The border is cane and fans. Has a scalloped top ed

A Vermeil Silver Oval Serving Bowl Unknown Maker having an elaborate everted pierced floral and foliate border marked Sterling 46 ozt 4 dwt Height 4 x width 16 x depth 13 1/2 inches. Estimate $600-800

Serving Utensils. Includes an oval serving bowl -stamped to underside, "P H with additional stamps of, Sterling 0.925". and a pair of .825 silver Peruvian Camusso? hammered serving utensils

painted to show botanical specimen, with transfer-printed Royal Copenhagen and blue waves marks to the underside 11 inches wide

A Chinese Export Porcelain Platter and Oval Serving Bowl Late 18th Century Length of platter 15 x width 11 3/4 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach.

Tiffany & Co Silver Modernist Style Oval Serving Bowl Marked 'Sterling'. 2 1/2 x 12 1/2 x 7 3/4 in., 22.3 oz. approx. weight.

21.4ozt Item# X569F 12 1/2" long x 10" wide x 2 1/2" tall Condition: Bowl is in good vintage condition, no issues seen with light surface scratching and tarnish seen throughout. No Monograms.

The Kalo Shop, oval serving bowl, #J, Chicago, IL, 1912-1916, sterling silver, stamped marks, lettered, applied V monogram, 12 3/8"w x 7 3/8"d x 1 3/4"h

Hand crafted solid sterling silver oval serving bowl with sturdy applied handle on opposite sides. Mounted atop 4 scroll and shell form feet. Scalloped border with an applied scroll band around. No mo

American Silver Modernist Style Oval Serving Bowl Marked 'Sterling'. 5 x 14 x 10 1/4 in., 24.3 oz. approx. weight.

DESCRIPTION: Sterling 925 silver deep oval serving bowl with scalloped edges. Stamped "925" on the bottom. Weight 564 grams. CIRCA: 20th century ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIONS: H: 3: W: 11: D; 9.5" CO

Turner's Patent Ironstone Imari style oval serving bowl in the Water Lily and Willow pattern, circa 1800 - 1805, marked to underside, some minor paint losses and surface scratches. Approx. 12" x 9 1/4

Measures 9 1/2" long, oval in shape in the LAZXIFRAGA NIVALIS l PATTERN. in like new condition, has been behind glass for many years third party shipping required

with scroll and flower decorated rim, 9 1/2 x 14 in., 16.50 ozt

Mexican silver oval serving bowl marked Made in Mexico 925. 13-1/2" x 9-3/4" 2" height. 19.9 ozt.

Standard pattern with Rain Cloud trim, combed bottom 2" x 11/5" x 9'5"

American Sterling Silver Oval Serving Bowl Retailed by Theodore B. Starr, partially pierced rim with applied dogwood blossoms, monogrammed, centered 10-1/2"l, weight approx. 11 T.O. Provenance: Proper

Haviland Limoges, Louveciennes, Fabrique ET Decore, Oval Serving Bowl. 9.5" L x 7.5" WCondition: Very good, no issues. Please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gallery for more det

Sevres French Porcelain Footed Oval Serving Bowl: Blue and gold accent, hand painted couple decoration. Sevres mark with letters "G" and "R". Measures 10.5 x 8 and stands 3.25" tall.

Anglo Irish handblown large oval serving bowl of very thick crystal, the edge with a diamond cut pattern and ruffled edge, the bottom of the thick base with a cut star design, circa 1830. 12.5 inches