NEOCLASSICAL SILVERPLATE PAW-FOOT WARMING DISH

Dimensions: H 9" x W 14" x D 10" Condition: Decorative applique detached on one side of the lid tab. Light surface scuffs and scratches, a few rubs to silver plating.

Two antique silver plate covered breakfast warmers, one by Elkington Silversmiths with floral scrolled engraving, lion face paw feet, second with fluted top and columnar feet, unmarked, also includes

English Silver Plated Revolving Breakfast Dish, early 20th c., with interior pierced dish and warming grill, on paw feet, H.- 8 3/4 in., W.-14 in., D.- 9 3/4 in.

Silverplate lidded butter dish on paw feet. 6 1/2"h x 11 1/2"w x 7 1/2"d

Surmounted by a round finial, the body of round form engraved with an armorial element of a dragon and "Auda Cieux", with round handles and raised on reeded legs with paw feet, the whole raise

Description: Silver-plated warming dish with ribbed dome, adorned legs with paw feet, marked logo CEN and 2540. History: N/A Provenance: Lorber Estate, Palm Beach, FL Dimensions: Weight (

Crafted of sterling silver. Chafing or warming dish on stand. Features clean classical design with hairy lion paw feet and ring handles. Hand engraved stag crest. Bears Georgian Period Hallmarks 1801-

Standing on 4 silver plate paw feet. Oval body with hinges that allow opening & closing of cover. 12" wide x 9" deep x 8.5" tall. Condition: good, very slight dent on bottom.

VICTORIAN DOME TOP ENTREE DISH. Folding top with slotted drainer. Upon four legs with hairy paw feet. Silverplate.

Revere style bowl, English reamer/ poring spout...lidded biscuit aged 1939 as an award.,.footed biscuit box on paw feet...Delano porcelain dish in plated rim..brass bottle opener, brass Horse head

Two chased and embossed silver plate footed dishes and a silver plate shell-form condiment dish on paw feet, marked "WH" in a pennant on bottom. [Dishes: 1 1/2 x 5 1/2 (dia) inches; Shell: 2 x 7 x 5 i

Gorgeous ornate antique 19c neoclassical Egyptian reival design silver plate samovar. Features an egg shape design with four paw feet supports. Double eagle and ring style handles with a sphinx style

Group of 10 Silverplate Serving Pieces includes 2 covered warming dishes with wooden feet and handles, one tall lidded chafing dish with wooden handle, a floral pierced serving bowl, oval lidded handl

Pair of Victorian Elkington Silverplate Candelabra Birmingham, 1874, in the neoclassical taste, with a narrow Corinthian columnar standard above three haunched paw feet separated by openwork palmettes

warming base with hot water compartment and tree in well design, lion paw feet, 19" X 25" plus handles, 16" tall, circa 1900, signed and numbered, very impressive!

Large silverplate serving trolley on wheels. Domed serving dish on lion form legs with paw feet. 43"H x approximately 34"-diameter

Vintage epergne serving dish, having silver plated body with five cut glass bowls, gadrooning lion paw feet 13"h x 18"d Provenance: A San Antonio, TX Estate We happily provide seamless ship

by Walker & Hall, fancy designs, paw feet, handled, inner liners, 8 1/2" X 9", 14 1/2" wide.

Edwardian silverplate lidded biscuit warmer, Benetfink & Co Cheapside, the domed etched lid opening to reveal a pierced and removable dish, rising on four flat column legs with paw feet, 9"h, 11"w, 9"

American silver plate chafing dish set, marked to underside with Crown and TS possibly for Towle Silver, the shaped hot-water steamer on four paw feet and with handles, with two oval chafing dishes, a

Two Victorian Silverplate Egg Coddlers and a Butter Dish, comprising an Atkins and Hall Egyptian Revival Egg Coddler, cast with Egyptian heads and on paw feet, a Walker and Hall Egg Coddler with bird

Elaborate design with ring hands, paw feet on platform over ball feet, with burner. 15"h x 11"d

SILVERPLATE COVERED CHAFING DISH, LID, AND STAND, H 11", W 18 1/2":A wood stylized scrolling leaf form handle, scrolling leaf edge, cabriole legs, and paw feet. From the Estate of Daniel Clancy, Volta

Sheffield Silver-Plate Rectangular Footed Entree Dish, with side handles and bowl insert, removable lid handle, set on four round feet with wooden bases, possibly by William Hutton & Sons (unmarked ot