A Group of Two American Sterling Silver Bowls, Gor

A GROUP OF TWO AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING BOWLS, CIRCA 1920-1930, comprising a Gorham Manufacturing Co. sterling silver bowl of scallop rim lobed form, the border engraved with medallions betwee

Two American sterling silver Reed & Barton serving bowls, one marked "Hanover" and the other "304". Largest approx. 10.75 X 7.75". Approx. total weight 1013 grams.

Group of American Sterling Silver Bowls and Baskets Comprising two examples by Whiting and two examples by Gorham, length of longest 12 inches. Total approximately 46 ounces. •

Two American sterling silver items comprising a Watson handled openwork basket and an ornate Durgin pierced bowl marked "705A". The bowl approx. diameter 11.25", approx. total weight 615 grams.

Two American sterling silver items comprising a Watson handled openwork basket and an ornate Durgin pierced bowl marked "705A". The bowl approx. diameter 11.25", approx. total weight 615 grams.

Joel F. Hewes (American (Pennsylvania), active 1907-1950) Group of two Arts & Crafts style sterling silver bowls, flower form motif with hammered finish, the larger one footed Each marked to underside

American / English, 20th century A group of two Sterling table top items including reticulated paw foot bowl and scroll work basket Marked on side London, c.1912 PHA (Philip Hanson Abbot makers mark)

Property of Audrey Colflesh Group of four American sterling silver table articles comprising : two mint stands, height 6.5 inches, weighing approximately 473 grams a pierced heart shaped bowl by Gorha

American Sterling Silver Hollowware Group, 20th Century, Large Gorham Chippendale Pattern Bowl Diameter 11.5 Inches, Three Plates Diameter 9-9.5 In., Two Foliate Repousse Bowls Diameter 6-7 In., Pierc

A group of American sterling table top items including two Revere style bowls (Tuttle & Preisner), two shallow bowls with gadrooned and chased rims (Gorham and Preisner), one small shallow bowl with c

American. An assorted group of six pieces of sterling silver, including two bells, a pot pourri, a bowl and two dishes, by various makers including Tiffany, Gorham and Kirk; largest dish lg. 13 in., s

Later 19th/early 20th century Most items stamped for sterling silver Comprising a ladle, four salt cellars with two spoons, two flasks, one bowl, one cream jug, one brush, and one covered hinged box,

(lot of 14) American sterling silver group consisting of a Gorham "P. Revere" reproduction bowl retaining glass liner; Roden Brothers Limited flaring bowl with stylized pierced accents; two Webster Co

(lot of 16) American sterling silver group consisting of Mueck-Carey Company classical style weighted open sugar and creamer; a small Gorham bowl, and two pairs of weighted shakers; plus an Oneida sil

comprising an International Silver Co. oval dish (1 x 7 x 4 3/4 in.); an International Silver Co. oval bowl (1 3/4 x 4 3/4 x 3 1/2 in.); two assorted round trophy plates, each with engraved inscriptio

Gorham (American) and Whiting (New York), four piece sterling silver tea service group, 20th century, comprising, two in the "Buttercup" pattern, one teapot (h. 6.25") and one waste bowl (w. 5.5"); an

Most marked. Including: an English dinner bell, two Christoffel nut dishes, a Puforcat ten-sided bowl, four sterling salt casters, an American sterling rectangular tray, a small sterling measure, and

A Group of Three American Silver Sugar Bowls Various makers, First Half 20th Century comprising two examples by Towle, the other by Gorham. each marked 'Sterling' on underside 15 ozt 12 dwt Height of

A Group of American Silver Trays Reed and Barton, Taunton, MA comprising two serving bowls and two serving trays, all in same pattern; serving bowls are monogrammed. marked as 'Sterling' 940C on under

19th-20th century The cups and salt cellars stamped for sterling, all other pieces unmarked Comprising three julep cups, four christening cups, a bowl stand, and two salt cellars with glass linings, 1

Two American Sterling Silver Bowls, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Comprising an Art Nouveau bowl, William B. Kerr & Co., Newark, New Jersey, 1880-1905, chased with clover stems, engraved in

American 20th, Towle Louis Xiv And Wallace Stradivari, Both Marked Underside, Diameter 10 Inches, Total Weight 586.1 Grams, Light Surface Scratches, See Photos For Condition.

Two American Sterling Silver Bowls. Together with an American filigree sterling silver dish (1/2" x 3 3/4") Wt of all: 7.00 ozt

pattern A916, 10 in. Diam., together with two American sterling silver bowls (one monogrammed), each 7 in. Diam., 17.40 ozt. t.w.