Pair of William IV Silverplate Entree Dishes

Pair of William IV Silverplate Entree Dishes second quarter 19th century, each with lid, dish and warming stand, with gadrooned banding and robust acanthus handles and feet, the lid engraved with the

Two William IV Sterling Silver Entree Dishes the first hallmarked London, 1829-1830, by William Brown, with egg-and-dart banding and acanthus-mounted branch handle, engraved with the crest of Burder,

A pair of old Sheffield Plate covered entree dishes. Pain rectangular bodies. Straight gadroon border with shell leaf accents. Made in England circa 1810. Bears old family crest and motto Spestemur Ag

A pair of George IV silver entrée dishes and covers, from the Sampaio service Paul Storr, London 1823 Each shaped-rectangular with gadroon, shell and acanthus borders, the covers with incurved c

A pair of George IV silver entrée dishes and covers John Bridge, London 1825 Each shaped-rectangular with gadroon and shell embellished rims to the bases, the high domed covers with broad gadroo

Pair of English Victorian Silver Plate Covered Entree Dishes. Pair of Ovoid Entree Dishes with Handles, Bas Relief Flowers, Shells and Scrolls, Full Oak Tree Finials and Etched Oak Motif in Medallions

Pair Of Old Sheffield Silver Plate Entree DishMeasures 14 1/2" x 9 1/2" x 7"

Pair of Antique English Silverplate Covered Entrée Dishes , each with gadroon borders and removable handle; now with later warming stand and burner

American or English, late 19th to early 20th century. Pair of oval silverplate covered entree or vegetable dishes, each having a removable deer-form handle, the bodies decorated with engraved foliate

Pair of Matthew Boulton Regency Old Sheffield Silver Plate Entree Dishes, each of rectangular form with a gadroon, shell and scroll central dish stamped with double sun mark, fitted above a hot water

Pair of English Silver Plate Entrée Dishes Engraved with crests. 7 1/2 x 11 in. diam. Property from the Estate of Milton A. ‘Mickey’ Rudin

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

Group of Nineteen Pieces of Silverplate, consisting of a covered entree dish by Ellis Barker, retailed by J.W. Tucker, San Francisco; a pair of footed master salts with cobalt liners; eight cobalt lin

Pair of George IV Old Sheffield Plate Entree Dishesfirst quarter 19th century, each of rounded and concave rectangular form with shell-and-gadroon banding, the fitted lids en suite with addorsed oak b

SILVERPLATE SERVING PIECES, 19TH-20TH C., FIVE:Including 1 silverplate chafing dish, L.19", a pair of Wallace "Baroque" covered entrée dishes, L.9 1/2", 1 footed shell-form dish, W.13 3/4", and 1 bis

A Group of English and American Silver-Plate Articles 19th Century comprising a pair of Matthew Boulton covered entree dishes; an English epergne; an American cake basket and an American wood barrel-f

Pair of W.G Sissons Sheffield Covered Entree Dishes Fully Marked.Condition: Generally good with Some Loss of Silverplate due to use and age.Dimensions: L- 14.75", W- 10.5", Total H including cover- 5"

Vintage Leonard Silver Co. Silverplate Engraved Footed Serving Tray with Handles. Length 62 x 28.5 cm. Also a Pair of Antique Thomas Woolley Birmingham Entree Dishes. Circa 1890s. (3 Items)

Five Silver Plate Serving Pieces. Comprising a chafing dish, a covered entree dish, a pair of toothpick holders, and an oval handled bowl by Christofle. [28](RIVERS4301/5)(PR) Property Title:From the

most English, 19th century, pair of dome top entree dishes with scroll and wave finials, 5-1/2 x 10-3/4 in.; rounded rectangular entree with gadroon borders, 5-1/2 x 10 x 8-1/2 in.; set of four Old Sh

(lot of 2) Silver plate tableware, including: (1) American handled serving tray, William Rogers & Son, in the "Victorian Rose" pattern, approx 27.5"l, 17.5"w, (1) English entree chafing dish, Marples

Pair of J Collyer and Co Ltd silver plate leaf form dishes, grape clusters hanging above, marked JC&Co Ltd, Birmingham England (10" x 10" x 13" h) each with a pair of sterling handled grape shears, No

A PAIR OF GEORGE IV IRISH SILVER SECOND COURSE DISHES, the first marked for Jacob West (Alderman), Dublin 1823, the second for William Nolan, Dublin 1821, circular, each with gadrooned rim and engr

Pair William IV rosewood card tables, 19th c., England, the rectangular top with rounded corners, hinged at the back and opening to felt-lined game table, on columnar support and concave four sided pl