French Silver Dish, 1818-1838.

A French first standard silver dishMaison Odiot, Parispost 1838diameter 11 1/2in (29cm); weight approximately 29oz troy Provenance:Property from the Collection of Craig Wright.

A SET OF ELEVEN FRENCH SILVER HANOVERIAN PATTERN SILVER TABLESPOONS AND FORKS, c.1818 - 1838, mark of 'RH', crested, (23.5 troy ozs all in)

(lot of 2) French silver plate covered vegetable dishes, Henry Kindberg (fl.1824-1838), shaped circular form, partly fluted, with flower finials, foliate handles, removable interior liner, approx 6.75

Pair of Odiot-Paris French silver round handled dish covers. Leaf decorated handle and mount. Gadrooned border and heraldic crests with “AUDACTER ET SINGERE” motto. Hallmarked inside cover

Diameter 9.5 inches, 950 silver, 539 grams.

mark of Emile Puiforcat, Paris, from 1857 (the mark continued in use by the grandson, Jean Puiforcat, 1897-1945), rounded square shape, 8 3/4 in. square, monogrammed, 21.80 ozt. (950 fineness)

Alphonse Debain French silver dish or plate with scalloped rim, maker's marks: AD initials flanking a woodcock, head of Minerva hallmark. 8.75" diameter. Approx: 8.84 ozt. Provenance: Removed from the

Extremely rare! 18th century (1790-1809), French serving dish , fully hallmarked. Decorated with angles riding dogs holding torches in their hands. Blue covlet glass liner (has a small chip) in a gene

A antique french .950 silver and silver gilt entree dish or covered " ecuelle" and underplate with etruscan revival motif. Beautifully made, circa 1880. French high grade silver minerva hallmark throu

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)

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

Pair of French .925 sterling silver serving dishes, foliate and ribbon rim, coat of arms to rim with motto Adjuvante Deo. [10 3/4 (dia) inches]. Weight 49.565 ozt.

sterling comprising a Gorham porringer, Webster tray and baby cup, six Lenox liners, tazza, two Mexican lobed bowls, Tiffany bud vase, monogrammed, and six French silver nut dishes. Use wear, dents, d

Fourth-quarter 19th Century; Paris, France Marked for Maison Odiot [oil lamp] / Paris 950 silver; Further marked: Odiot a Paris / 1487 The oblong covered serving dish with rocaille foliate motifs, t

A French silver gilt footed dishMaison Odiot, Parislate 19th centuryheight 1 1/2in (3.5cm); diameter 9 3/4in (24.5cm); weight approximately 23oz troy Provenance:Sold Sotheby's, New York, 15 September

An Odiot French Silver Covered Vegetable Dish, Paris, France, circa 1825-1894Marks: (

Crafted by Pierre Queille, this covered dish is decorated with a prominent cone finial and foliate bands and handles. Dates to the first half of the 19th century. 33.5ozt and 5.5"h x 10.5"w

A French Silver gilded, vermeil dish. Stamped Odiot. Measurement 8.5"x8.5"

DESCRIPTION: Silver plated serving dish with flower and leaf designs throughout the handle and stamped at the underside "Christofle" & "France". CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: France DIMENSIONS: H: .5" X

Norbert, NY hallmark. Floral pattern scalloped edges. Approx. 12" diameter. Approx. 259.7 ozt. From a Park Ave. estate.

A SET OF FOUR FRENCH SILVER BUSTS, 1819-1838 comprising busts of four French kings (Francois I, St. Louis (Louis IX), Charles V, Louis XXI), each a black plinth with gilt details, marked with silver s

A FRENCH SILVER-PLATED CENTER DISH by Adolphe Boulenger, Paris, late 19th century Together with a Continental silver-plated and mirrored plateau sur table; length of plateau 19in (48cm). Lot to be sol

French, late 19th-early 20th century. A .950 repoussé silver bowl and candy dish, both with foliate motifs and raised on scrolling feet, both with hallmarks for Emile Delaire (1882-1920); bowl

A French Neoclassical silver bain-marie vegetable dish, decorated with a coat of arms, monogrammed WS, with inscription 'Farbene lasciar dire' and presented on a Rococo style salver, Morrens, both ite