A German Silver Dish

DESCRIPTION: An antique .800 German silver Art Nouveau dish by Gebruder Kuhn. Features an ovoid form garnished with open work, repousse, Art Nouveau floral motif handles along the sides. Hallmarked wi

A mid-18th century German silver dish, Münster circa 1760 by H.H Of shaped oval form, the edge engraved with two coat of arm accollé surmounted by a coronet. Marked to the reverse with town mark

20th century, probably Hanau, 800 silver standard, frames modeled as a ring of putti connected by a garland, each supporting a cobalt glass dish, 4 in. H, 9 in. Diam., 45.15 ozt. (w/o cobalt dishes)

ANTIQUE GERMAN SILVER BREAD DISH, 19th CENTURY, MARKED Antique silver Hanau. Late 19th Century. HALLMARKS: hallmarked to underside. CONDITION: Good overall. Shows expected signs of wear. For further i

A German Silver Covered Dish Otto Hintze, Hamburg, late 19th/20th century Marked 800 to underside. H: 4 1/2, Dia: 6 in. Weight: 7.93 oz. t. PROVENANCE: Private Collection, New Jersey.

A shallow dish with a neoclassical pierced design around the rim. Hallmarked to underside .800 with worn maker's mark. Probably German. Dia. 26.2 cm (10 3/8 in.)

A German Silver Bread Dish Hanau, Late 19th/Early 20th Century hallmarked to underside 4 ozt 18 dwt Width 8 inches. Property from the Estate of Beatrice Weiskopf, Buffalo Grove, Illinois

SILVER: German silver repousse dish with decoration of Marie Antoinette at center by Georg Roth & Co., Hanau, 1891-1919, ensconced by a pierced rim with floral garland and four portrait decorations of

German .800 Silver Sweetmeat Dish, 19thc. Footed oval form with scalloped rim decorated in repousse with scrolls and floral sprigs, with theatrical masks and winged cherubim heading the slender splaye

German, late 19th/early 20th century, oval body with wave border, two handles and four scroll feet, monogram, .800 fine, 30.84 oz. T., 3-1/2 x 12-1/4 x 7-1/4in. Provenance: Private Huntsville, Alabama

German. Two silver candy dishes, each with a reticulated border and central repoussé figural scene, one with .800 marks, the other unmarked; lg. 8.75 in. (each), total wt. 11.89ozt (370g).

Continental Hollowware. Including a pair of Austrian .800 silver candlesticks; an .800 silver footed pierced bowl; an engraved German .835 silver dish; an Austro-Hungarian .800 silver dish - stamped w

German 800 Silver Dish, German 800 Silver Wax Seal, as well as a Mother of Pearl and 14K Dip Pen. Silver tableware are monogrammed. Pen is unmarked but tested. Dish measures 7/8" x 9-3/4" x 3-1/8". Wa

German silver battle scene dish - late 19th century of oval shape with fluted rim and brim decorated with vegetal scrolls; in the central part a battle scene. Hallmarked with pseudo-marks, probably Ha

11 inch h. Antique German CenterPiece/ Dish 5.75 deep

Nuremberg, circa 1760, hammered in the center with the Binding of Isaac. Height 1.5"

19th Century, solid silver, Jewish figure with wheelbarrow for the Haroset, hallmarkedHeight 4.5"

German .800 Silver Coquille Dish, the pattern introduced in 1886 by M. W. Wilkens & Soehne, Bremen, retailed by J. Schumacher, Krefeld, well-chased with "seashell" scroll crest and four scroll feet, w

German 800 silver repousse dish. Basin decorated with cherubs carrying a garland of roses. Reticulated rim with floral garlands and flower basket motifs. Hallmarked left side of basin. 13in wide. 13.4

German '800' Continental silver pierced bread dish with beaded rim, bearing German hallmarks underside including crescent and crown. 2.5" H x 12.125" L x 6.5" D. Approx: 12.25 ozt.

This stunning piece of tableware is from German silversmith Hugo Bohm (Founded 1887) from the eastern Germany city Schwabisch Gmund. It is 800 silver and is reticulated with low relief waves around th

Art Nouveau style. No monograms. Model number 324267. Weight 402 grams. Marked AK 800 on the bottom. #Silver #Antiques Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 12"L x 9"W x 1.75"H Manufacturer: Adolf Kander Countr

Open reticulated. Approx. 10" x 8 1/4". Approx. 9.4 ozt total.

German "Jewelled" Silver Commemorative Dish, last half of the 19th Century, in remembrance of Saxon monarchs Augustus III and Maria Josepha, mark of Richard Garten, Dresden, active 1860-1905, of oval