AMERICAN SILVER CANDLESTICK, BOWL, & PLATE, 3PC

Four finger bowls and three plates, the bowls with repousse rim and lobed interior. Bowls marked 900, EF. Plates are unmarked. Weight of bowls: 1137g Weight of plates: 1199g

Six American Sterling Silver Bowls Plates and Ladle by Various Makers, 20th Century, Including Gorham, Towle &Steiff. Ladle not weighed due to wooden handle. Approx. weight: 24 troy oz.

An Art Nouveau American silver plate bowl with floral and foliate decoration, by Meriden Silver Plate Co. Approx. 11 1/2" wide

American silver plate bowl, by the Sheffield Silver Co., USA. [11" Diam.].

* A Pair of American Silver-Plate Candlesticks Richard Meier for Swid Powell, New York, 20th Century King Richard pattern. marked 'Swid Powell RM Made in Italy Silver Plated Height 9 1/4 inches. Estim

American Silver Bowl and a Silver Plate Lotus Dish The bowl marked 'Sterling'. The bowl 7 1/2 in. diam., 4 oz. approx. weighable.

Sterling Silver Table Articles - Bowl Candlesticks. Glass serving bowl with sterling silver base, glass coaster with sterling rim, pair chased work silver plate candlesticks. Bowl measures 6 inches in

American Mueck-Cary New York Sterling Silver Pedestal Centerpiece Bowl With Matching Candlesticks. Dimensions: 5 1/2" X 10 1/4"d and 10" X 3 1/2"d Total weight: 39.2 avg. oz.

William Kerr American sterling silver breakfast bowl and under plate, depiction of world cultures. Bowl 4", plate 6.5", Total weight - 10.48oz. Condition report: good condition, see photos. Contact C.

Oscar Bruno Bach (German/American, 1884-1957) silver plate candlestick holder with pierced base and bird motif stem, marked "Oscar B. Bach Studios New York" on silver-tone metal plaque to underside. 7

Mid to late 19th century. Marked JB at underside with hallmark CB&W. Nicely formed piece in the classical style with a good overall surface having little bleed. Glass bowl looks to be original to the

Large American Art Nouveau silver plate centerpiece/ punch bowl, Wilcox Silver Plate Co., early 20th c., stylized daffodil border, raised on a short foot, model no. 5859, approx 5.5"h, 19"diam, 6lbs t

Group of three pieces of American sterling silver comprising pair of weighted Mathews Company tapered hexagonal pillar form candlesticks, and a S. Kirk and Sons pitcher having an acanthus leaf handle,

The 3.25" candlesticks are a pair, and are weighted sterling. They are also dented. The silverplate bowl and plate seem to match, and are hallmarked. The marks look to be that of the Lawrence Smith Si

A silver plate lot to include candlesticks, covered sugar bowl with bird, card catcher with little girl and dog, and a fancy hand mirror.

AN AMERICAN SILVER-PLATE FIGURAL CENTER BOWL, WILCOX SILVER-PLATE CO. Meriden, CT, 20th century The center bowl having a central cylindrical standard flanked by three stand putti at various metal smit

An American Silver-Plate Commemorative Center Bowl Meriden Silver-Plate Company, Meriden, CT, Early 20th Century of kylix form, the body worked to show wreaths of ribbon tied laurel and engraved Prese

Pair of sterling silver frames, a silver plate inkstand, candlestick, bowl, and others.

E.G. Webster & Son silver-plate candlesticks, American circa 1890, pair, Gothic-manner type 1101, the tapered columnar stem and hexagonal base with stylized web-form bobeche, bearing incised maker's m

An American Silver-plate Bride's Basket the bowl having painted thistle decoration and the stand stamped Derby Silver Co. Height 14 1/4 inches. Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, Spooner,

Lot of 1930's Clear Glass Plates, Bowls and Candlesticks with Sterling Silver Overlay. Good overall condition.

Nine American Sterling Silver Plates, Trays and Bowls, Various Makers, Early to Mid-Twentieth Century. Including a WWII presentation plate from the officers of a submarine, Tiffany & Co., Circa 1944,

Antique Continental Silver-plate Bowl and Candlesticks. Bowl measures 13"w., candlesticks 10-1/2"h. Condition: Good with wear.

3 piece Victorian silver-plate, 2 candlesticks, 1 bowl - 7 in. T, 12 in. W. 9 in. Dia.