19th Century Gorham Sterling top inkwell

American, late 19th - early 20th Century. The first marked for Gorham at base of flip-top and on bottom of undertray. Monogrammed to top. Minor dents. 3.75"h. Together with a cut crystal and unmarked

Stamp box at center flanked by 2 glass inkwells with sterling lids, spiral gadroon design with pierced sides on c-scroll feet.  Unknown date mark, logo dates to last quarter of the 19th c. 3.25"h x 8

19th century Match Holder & Inkwell with Sterling Silver Top / Size: 2 x 1.25 x 2 in

BLACK AND WHITE CAMEO GLASS INKWELL WITH GORHAM CO. STERLING SILVER HINGED KNOB COVER, late 19th century. Domed circular inkwell has floral and leaf branch decoration.Small chip to edge of base - D: 4

Antique Cut Glass Ink Well, sterling floral repousse hinged lid on squat swirl and star and glass base, late 19th C, 4 1/2"h, 4 1/2"d. CONDITION: Sterling top dented, warped lid does not close fully.

Fluted base with acanthus leaves below a pierced top. Gorham mark from last quarter of the 19th century. Reverse has Sterling, 10 and makers mark. Inside lid is also stamped Sterling. Dimensions are:

DESCRIPTION: Gorham sterling ladle sold by T. Kirkpatrick, in the Raphael pattern. Late 19th century. Monogram to top of handle. Marked to back. MEASUREMENTS: 13-3/4" long. Bowl 4-1/2" wide. 8.1 ozt.

19th century. Each with embossed Gorham lettering at top of handle surrounding body. One piece having maker on the blade and is a bit later example. 8.9 oz Sold from the collection of Mrs. Elizabeth R

Late 19th century Gorham Aesthetic Movement sterling silver pitcher, having a fluted spout supported by a scrolling handle, connecting to a baluster form pitcher, centering an incised band of alternat

19TH C. GORHAM STERLING SILVER OVERLAY & GLASS FLASK 19th century Gorham sterling silver overlay and glass Art Nouveau flask. Featuring the goddess Venus and an undulating acanthus pattern.

Fine Gorham sterling mounted cut glass handled claret jug with exceptional floral repousse sterling mounts and hinged lid, 11.75”H x 6”W.

RAISED FLORAL AND WREATH DESIGN. TEA POT WITH 2 DENTS, COFFEE POT, CREAMER WITH DENT, SUGAR BOWL IS MISSING COVER, NO BURNER FOR KETTLE ON STAND. 5" TO 11 1/2" HIGH, TOTAL WEIGHT 145.88 TROY OZ.

Large American double-handled and footed sterling silver jardiniere; handles pierced and scrolled with emerging acanthus leaves, also with roundels featuring standing putto. Body to bowl with chased d

Lot of four antique sterling silver footed egg cups by Gorham silversmiths, Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1869 - 1870. Each is in broken egg-form with partial gilt interior and raised on three bird

19th C. Gorham sterling silver fish knife, Isis pattern, engraving on handle reads "1872 Ella", 11 1/2" (length) 2.915 ozt.

TIPT PATTERN MONOGRAMMED, (12) 7" FORKS, (10) 6 5/8" TABLE SPOONS, WEAR AND SOME DENTS, 25.04 OZT.

Edward Bernard & Sons Ltd. (Edward, Edward Jr., John and W. Barnard) antique Victorian pierced sterling silver and crystal inkwell set. Consisting of one footed tray, two crystal/silver hinged topped

The footed bowl features repousse and pierced detail with floral scrolling and vacant shields, also with twisted borders. Engraved 'H' monogram to front underside of bowl. Produced by Gorham Manufactu

PORRINGER - 19th c. Gorham Sterling Silver Porringer, with acanthus form handle, 1869 date letter B, monogram PLL, with presentation on base "From R.A. & A.C.L. 1869", 1 1/2" high, 6 3/4" wide, 4 1/2"

19th century Gorham sterling silver mounted claret jug in the Art Nouveau taste the collar and base having impressed leaves and grape clusters 11.5""h

Set of (12) 19th century Gorham sterling silver dining forks in Cluny pattern, having ''M.S.B'' inscriptions on underside of handle. 7-5/8''l. Total approximate weight 33.1 troy oz.

DESCRIPTION: Gorham cigarette case featuring repousse textures decorated with a bronze turtle finished with a black gemstone shell. Marked inside lip with Gorham hallmarks and "STERLING". CIRCA: 19th

(lot of 27) 19th century Gorham sterling silver dessert service in the "Chantilly" pattern, 1895, consisting of twelve dessert forks, ten dessert spoons, four tablespoons, and a serving fork, 34.31 tr

Sterling silver shears with grapes, leaves and foxes on the handles. Marked on the blade with Gorham mark: a lion, an anchor and an uppercase G followed by "Sterling 125". 6 3/4" Length. 186.1 grams.