Estate Group Sterling Table Wares

comprising tea strainer, salt & pepper shakers, and more. Mostly marked sterling some .930 and .800. Largest: 1 1/2" high, 5 3/8" wide, 3 1/4" deep. Gross weight: 16.410 OZT. Some denting, scuffing, o

Six (6) pc. sterling silver tablewares group. tw: 15.3 avg. oz. (7.9) weighted.

Early 20th century group. Collection of salt cellars and casters. The group includes various forms, several sets. 334 grams standard Sold from the Estate of an Upstate South Carolina gentleman.

Weight: 23.460 OZT. Largest: 1 1/2" high, 6" wide, 3 1/2" deep. Oxidation and scuffs. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from ou

including a pair of weighted 3-light candelabra, Hamilton, 12-1/4 in.; three small bowls and a plate; a larger Gorham bowl with plain molded rims; and two footed candy dishes. Largest: 12 - 1/4" L. To

Group repousse sterling tablewares, 20th c., (4) pieces, incl. a cobalt lined footed jar with figural genre scene, maker's mark "ABD", an English pair of openwork jars, maker's mark "WC", and a footed

Lot of assorted estate sterling silver tablewares. Total weight 741 grams or 23 troy oz. Includes a large Collingwood & Sons server with sterling blade, a christening cup (damaged), an Indian silver d

comprising thirteen pieces. Largest: 3" high, 10 1/2" wide, 8 1/2" deep. Edge chips and crazing to some.

Estate compiled sterling silver table wares. Mostly weighted. Large Black Starr and Frost (Gorham) vase. Damage, denting noted. Scrap or repair lot.

comprising a Blackinton & Co. three piece sterling clad brush set, three additional sterling clad brushes, a Wallace box, an English box made in Chester in 1857 and two sterling handled implements. Us

comprising chargers, shakers, inkwell, spoons, bowls, brass accessories and more. Some hallmarked. Largest: 14 7/8" diameter. Age and use wear, denting, scuffing. Provenance: Estate of George E. Ratcl

including basins, chargers and other utensils, several with touchmarks. Largest: 3" high, 11 1/2" diameter. Basin with damage to rim, wear to all, bend to one spoon handle.

various plates and other items as shown, including a Wedgwood strawberry platter, nine pieces Largest: 12 1/2" wide, 10" deep. Scattered small edge chips to some. Provenance: Property of a Madison, CT

Group of Sterling Silver Tablewaressix pieces including: a Watson "Irish" serving bowl, no monogram (2 1/4 x 10 1/4 in. diameter); the second a divided dish by International, no monogram (7 1/2 in. di

Group (8) sterling silver tablewares, 19th/20th c., some monogrammed, incl. (5) pierced dishes, two by Gorham and one by Towle, (2) silver baskets with pierced rim, one American, one English, Sheffiel

A FIVE PIECE GROUP OF STERLING SILVER TABLEWARES, 20TH CENTURY. Comprising a Mexican sterling sauce ladle by E. Ramirez, a Mexican silver berry spoon, an .800 silver tea strainer, a Sanborns sterling

(lot) Collection of sterling silver and silverplate tableware, including: (pair) Mexico Sanborns sterling apple-form salt and pepper shakers, 2.25"h, 1.75"diam, (1) sterling school bell, c. 1802, with

A FIFTEEN PIECE GROUP OF STERLING SILVER TABLEWARES, EARLY TO MID 20TH CENTURY. Comprising a 9-inch Watson Company bowl with reticulated rim; a Gorham 9.3-inch bowl with scrolled repousse; a Reed & Ba

Mexican, 20th century. A group of three sterling tablewares, including:  one coffeepot with wrapped handle by Taxco, marked for maker, Plata 925 / Hecho en Mexico / STERLING; ht. 9.5, wd. 9, dp. 5

Good Group of Small American Sterling Silver Table Wares, incl. Tiffany miniature chamber candlestick; together with, 4 Black Starr & Frost salts, 6 Gorham nut dishes (11 pcs.)

Group Of Mexican Sterling Silver Table Wares including a long tray and a pair of Mechoen flower salt and pepper shakers. Wgt: 11.38 troy ounces total. Measures: 16" longest

including a modern 3-piece Sanborn's Mexico creamer set, tray 13.5", tallest creamer 4.75", a 14.5" bread tray, a Mexican footed Revere bowl (foot rim with dents), 5.25x3.5", a 5.25" Gorham fluted dis

all with punch marks for sterling, city, date and maker, including a pair of Sheffield footed & scalloped dishes by Edward Vinter, 1955, 6in., a George Howson hinged-top tea caddy or box, London, 1913

including a Gorham Paul Revere presentation bowl (rim dents & dings), 7.5in., a Gorham pierced oval dish, 8.5in., a Reed & Barton shallow bowl, 6.5in., a tri-legged pedestal dish, 6in., and a Scottish