19th century sterling tray marked James R Armiger

American, 19th-20th century. A lot of five bright cut forks marked for the James R. Armiger Co., PLUS eleven coin silver spoons with various marks including J. M. Freeman, all monogrammed; fork lg.

Sterling "Repousse" Footed Salver or Tray, marked Jas. R. Arminger & Company, late 19th century, quilted design with center wreath, elaborate border, 10" diameter, monogram, 418 grams...Samuel Kirk ap

Marked James Young and 1824. Together with a gadrooned similar silver plated example, a circular tray, two Reed and Barton scalloped oval trays, a circular and pierced tray and a small vegetable dish

A Three-Piece Baltimore Silver Repoussé Coffee Service, late 19th centuryMarks: STERLI

The Soul's Awakening, 19th Century Engraving. Marked "Painted By James Sant, R.A. Engraved By H. Scott Bridgewater. London Published July 16th 1890 By Henry Graves H... the Proprietors Publishers to H

A Continental 19th Century Sterling Silver TrayThe round sterling silver tray with scalloped border and recessed bowl area.Marked to reverse, sterling, 925, knight on horse maker mark.14" diamete

Sterling silver Tiffany and Co money clip. Marked on verso. 11 James R. Armiger sterling teaspoons. Sterling silver sauce ladle. Sterling silver napkin ring. Gorham Sterling silver cigarette case. Ste

Durgin sterling silver 'Chrysanthemum' serving spoon, no monogram, retailed by James R. Armiger, marked on back length: 9 1/8 in. total weight: 3.51 ozt Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas co

Rare James Dixon & Sons antique, 19th century, English sterling silver handled service tray. Beautifully designed with ornate repousse leaf design border & handles with incised scrolled design to the

Last quarter 19th C., the first marked "Tiffany Sterling" engraved "To Edna R. Van Vliet", the second with hallmark for Gorham and stamped "sterling", engraved with the initials "E.C." Heights from 3-

An R. Wallace & Sons Circular Sterling Silver Tray, 19th Century, Together with a pair of silverplated three arm candelabra. Total approx. weight: 14.1 ozt. D: 12 in.

late 19th century. complete with serving tray marked "Bela". all marked sterling. largest H2 1/8" 7.1 oz

An American sterling silver punch or soup ladle. Late 19th century. The back of handle marked Sterling, John H. Tyler & Co. (Richmond, Virginia) and with a maker's cipher. Stylized 3-initial monogram

Twenty-Five Pieces of Wood & Hughes "Engraved" Sterling Silver Flatware fourth quarter 19th century, New York, retailed by James R. Reed & Co., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, including four tablespoons, l.

DESCRIPTION: Gorham sterling ladle in the Buttercup pattern. Gold wash to interior of bowl. Marked "Sterling" with Gorham hallmark. Monogrammed "R". Late 19th century. MEASUREMENTS: 14-1/2". 5.3 troy

With hallmarked crown over RG for R & S Garrard & Co. Hallmarked with lion passant and leopard head for London. Marked Garrards London underneath. With shell motif border and etched design of crest to

Scottish 1801, early 19th century sterling silver platter mounted on three ball feet and engraved border, marked with Edinburgh castle and Glasgow thistle, possibly by John McDonald, 1" H x 10 1/4" di

Covered sterling jar by Armiger & Co., with overall floral repousse pattern, gold wash inside, monogrammed on bottom. Marked on top rim of jar. Total troy ounce 3.7. Measures 3"H x 3.5"W. Condition is

Tiffany and Company (American, 20th century). Sterling silver ashtray inscribed with dedication to James A. Farley for his 25 years of service in 1965. Appropriately marked. Note: James Aloysius Farle

A Set of Twelve American Silver and Hardstone Goblets with Tray Lebkuecher, Newark, New Jersey, Late 19th Century each marked 'Sterling' to underside Height of goblets 6 1/2 inches; width of tray over

American, late 19th-20th century. A sterling silver tea strainer by Wallace in the Louvre pattern, with a gold wash bowl, marked on handle; lg. 5.5 in., silver wt. 1.05ozt (32.5g).

3 Sterling Trays, American, 19th/20th C., (1) octagonal marked .950; the square is 6", monogrammed,, marked Shreve Crump & Low and 925 with marks for Dominick & Haff; the large tray is by R. Wallace,

A early 19th century hand colored engraving showing Wedgwood pottery showroom, entitled Wedgwood & Byerley York Street, St. James Square, marked lower left For No. 2 of R. Ackerman's Repository of Art

International sterling silver royal Danish demitasse tray, marked 20th century, pattern no. W44, monogrammed "R." 13.5" L x 12" W, weighs 25.97 ozt.