Sterling presentation bread bowl

Comprising a Gorham for Black Starr & Frost cake plate, diameter 10 inches; Gorham presentation bread tray engraved Proudly Presented to Judge Mary Anne Trump Barry, '54 The Kew-Forrest School Jun

Comprising: bread tray by Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, MA, # 5960, monogrammed: GPB, with presentation inscription on verso dated 1909, length: 13 1/2in.; an art shaped oval candy bowl, Wm B. Kerr

Signed Tiffany Sterling Presentation Bowl 1926. Given to Carroll C. Hincks from the University Club of Waterbury January 9, 1926. US Circuit Judge. Received degree from Yale in 1911. Law Degree in 191

Fancy Sterling Bread Bowl, floral pierced lattice and scroll high relief border, unknown maker's mark, 14 3/4" x 9 1/2" x 2 5/8"; 22.48 ozts. CONDITION: Very good, very minor surface scratches.

Tiffany sterling presentation bowl in the Art Deco taste, 1943-1945, pattern 22888, of round form with five panels interspaced with cast and applied trailing stylized oranges, maker marked, and monogr

No monograms, marked to underside, minor surface scratching. Bowl approx. 1 3/4" x 9 3/4" x 6 1/4". Tray: approx. 9 3/4" x 7 1/4". Total weight: approx. 18.26 ozt.

Tiffany & Co. Makers sterling silver bread bowl # 17779 with ribbon design. 11 3/4" x 6 3/4" wide, weighs 14.9 OZT.

4 1/4 inch Sterling Shallow rim bowl, inscription to : Charlotte and Sam Sims Walker from General and Mrs Eisenhower…tamped sterling along clover edge rim, also marked Giovanni…

Gorham Sterling Bread Bowl, (7 T.O). 12" x 6 1/4" "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR

International Silver Sterling Bread Bowl, hallmarked on bottom "I.S. Co. Sterling C1577". Weighs 7.65 troy ounces. Size 12" x 6 3/4" x 1 3/8"

Antique Silver ALVIN Sterling Bread Bowl Dated Year 1897, Mark ALVIN Sterling D1004, Size: 7" x 1.5", weight: 114.7g

Dated 1922. A large silver footed bowl with figural tiger handles. Presented to Eugene L. Maxwell and Sylvia A. Maxwell from the section of Ivy, Princeton Eating Club, which includes club members name

Edwardian Sterling Silver Presentation Bowl hallmarked London, 1905-1906, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, the hemispherical bowl with shaped and molded rim and decorated on the lower half with elaborat

A Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Punch Bowl. Pattern RS300, with presentation engraving reading "Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith / Quarter Century Club / Presented to / George G. Leslie / 1945-19

Finely decorated reticulated sterling silver bowl with broken arch border, decorative festoons draped through out between shell cartouches set upon bun feet. Hallmarked sterling "5035 12 1/2". 3.5"h x

TIFFANY AND CO. STERLING SILVER BREAD BOWL. MEASURES H: 1 3/4" W: 12"

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver presentation bowl, inscribed Presented to Rev. and Mrs. Eric M. Tasman from the Parishioners of the Church of the Holy Communion South Orange New Jersey 1936-1946, signed

cut corner square center bowl with presentation inscription to Helen Bentley, pattern #25386, 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 in., with original box and dust cover, 22.15 ozt.

American, 20th Century, Marked Underside With 4587, Roses On Serpentine Rim, Footed Base, Height 3, Width 12, Depth 9 Inches, Weight 516 Grams, 332.3 Dwt. See Photos For Additional Condition Informati

Pattern #22930, 1.5x10.5in., 10.7ozt., no monogram

STERLING SILVER BREAD BOWL & SCISSORS Sterling silver bread bowl and scissors, both are marked and have floral design accents. Weight: 368.3 Grams Size: 9.5" LargestCondition: Slight tarnishing.

Sterling oblong bread bowl with hand hammered gothic style studded border. Marked sterling, makers mark, C, 1916. 13 1/4w x 6 1/8h. 7.135ozt

Lot 45 Gorham Sterling Silver Bread Bowl  Gorham sterling silver bread bowl with scalloped rim.  20th C. Sterling 13.12 oz. T. Marked: Gorham sterling A 2785 2 1/2 x 14 1/4 x 7 1/2 in. Estimate $2

Whiting Manufacturing Co. sterling silver #3869 pattern bread bowl, Art Nouveau openwork and floral designs), late 19th c., 2" high x 10 1/4", 7.63 ozt..