ENGLISH SILVER CARD TRAY

Fine English scroll footed piecrust card tray. Mark of D&M Davis Birmingham. Circa 1900 Dia 6". 7.5 ozt

This is an antique English sterling silver card tray salver made in London in 1752. We were unable to identify the maker, but the mark is "AM" topped with a star. The date code is "r" indicating the y

An antique English sterling silver salver, or card tray, designed throughout with a gadrooned ridged border. Stands on four feet. Hallmarked with the manufacturer and silver proof marks. Holds an engr

An English sterling silver card / pen tray. Hallmarks for Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, England, 1912. Measures 10-1/8" long, 4-5/8" deep, 5/8" high. 2-initial monogram "SV" at center. Weighs 276.41 grams

3 Sterling Silver Trays. Consisting of a Silver Card Tray marked Sterling. Size: 0.5" x 9" x 6" (1 x 23 x 15 cm). Heavy. 8.49 ozt, a Fisher Silver Candy Dish. English Rose Pattern marked Sterling 2412

(lot of 3) English sterling silver, including: (2) Edwardian monteith-form sugar bowls, James Wakely and Frank Clarke Wheeler, c.1901, with lion mask and ring handles, engraved armorial with bird of p

Collection of Sterling Silver Table Articles, Comprising two trays (the smaller by Mappin & Webb), a set of six Tiffany & Co. pine cone form place card holders, Gorham salt shaker, three English salt

An English Silver Tray Richard Comyns, London, 1953 hallmarked for Sterling to underside 164 ozt 18 dwt Length 24 x width 18 inches. Property from the Estate of an Elegant Lady, Texas

London hallmarks for 1813, maker's mark appears to be "WL"? Scalloped edge with with gadrooning. Large engraved coat of arms in center. 17.5" x 28". Approx. 116 ozt.

Large Adie Bros. Ltd. English silver serving tray with handles and floral and shell form detailing to border. With Birmingham city stamps, maker's mark of Adie Bros. Ltd., date letter of 1924, and add

London, 1788, oval with bead border and ball and claw feet, marks for Hester Bateman, .925 fine, script monogram, 4.87 oz. T., 1 x 6-1/4 5 in., . Condition: light scratches, small dents. Notes: Please

An English silver footed scalloped/round tray encased by a gadroon border. With a city mark of London, maker's mark of Peter Guille Ltd, and a date stamp of 1939. Accompanied by a Samuel & Edward Dave

London, 1785, oval with bead border and ball and claw feet, marks for Hester Bateman, .925 fine, script monogram, 5.25 oz. T., 1-1/8 x 6-5/8 x 5-1/4 in., . Condition: light scratches, small dents, one

English Silver Tray, Sheffield, 1923. Round silver tray, with a designed wall. Very good condition. Signed Silver (Sterling), Manufacturer: Mappin & Webb Ltd Diameter: 31 cm Weight: 780 g

Fine vintage Cartier card tray and kettle shaped ornamented bud vase. Each crafted from 925 sterling silver. Includes (1) .2" x 7" x 4" cart tray, features lovely foliate floral handles. Marked on bot

A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER CARD TRAY, Dublin c.1770s, mark of 'WH', of circular form with raised piecrust rim cast with anthemion, the centre decorated with floral and spiral engraving, raised on three

Vintage Tiffany & Co sterling silver card tray. Features a clean rectangular design with stepped rim. Measures 9" x 5 1/2". Marked Tiffany & Co on base. Weighs 300 grams. Good overall condition with d

A Chinese Export Silver Card Tray Cumshing, Canton, Circa 1800 the enlongated quatrefoil form with a foliate rim, the field with bird, floral and branch motifs centered by a presentation inscription.

A George III silver card tray or waiter, Richard Rugg, London 1769, ogee scroll and bead border, on three ball and claw feet, 18cm diameter, 8.38ozt

Elegant form, never monogrammed. Marked as shown. 3.3 troy, 6 1/8".

Circular small tray with engraved floral centre and leave and vine raised border and feet, fully hallmarked to underside for The Hague (Gravenhage) probably 1779. Dia.: 6 in. 166g of weighable silver.

Antique English silver tray. Weight: 336 grams. 4 1/4 H x 6 W x 5 1/4 D. ANY INVOICE OVER $ 2,000.00 WE WILL ACCEPT PAYMENTS ONLY THROUGH CHECK OR BANK WIRE TRANSFER, SAME FOR INTERNATIONAL BUYERS. IF

Georgian silver calling card tray, probably by Thomas Hobbs 1796, with center monogram and a creamer by Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1792. Tray: 1"h x 6"l / 5 total Troy oz

Robert Abercrombie, London, 1732; 204 grams; 6 inches diameter