1829 Silver server

Rare French sterling silver and blue glass insert server by Royal silversmith House of Odiot.Circa 1900.-------------------------------------------------Weight: 66 troy ounces.Height:9 inches, length

Gorham tray with two handles with reeded trim and engraved center. 123 ozt. [27" H x 20" W].

Period Art Nouveau motifs with repeating scrolls and floral motifs raised on scrolled feet. 5 x 10 x 7 inches. 37.35 troy ounces

Collection of mixed sterling silver serving and flatware pieces. Various makers. Total weight approximately 1,740 grams. Good condition with mild surface wear, monograms, dents to surfaces. Hill Aucti

A FABERGE SILVER SERVER, ST. PETERSBURG, 1898-1908 84 standard, Faberge mark in Cyrillic, later French control mark Swan, St.Petersburg, 1898-1908, weight: 112.8 g, length: 22.5 cm (8 3/4 in.)

5 antique sterling silver servers including 1 Reed & Barton Love Disarmed pattern pie server and 1 slotted table serving spoon; 1 Gorham Old Master pattern gravy ladle, 1 Gorham Apostles and Master pa

Solid oak heavily carved silver server attrib. to R.J. Horner, Man on the Mountain pattern with carved face backboard, 45 in. T, 60 in. W, 25 in. D, matches other dining pieces from Sumner Estate

Five John R. Wendt Medallion Sterling Silver Servers1862, including a buckwheat server with retailer mark of J. E. Caldwell & Co., with attractive engraved radial floral design to center (8 5/8 in.);

A pierced ladle serving spoon by GORHAM in the ISIS pattern. Sterling silver measuring approx 10" in length.

A Grouping of Three American Sterling Silver and Coin Silver Serversincluding a pie server with mark of Albert Coles, active 1835-1877, figural bust handle of female and pierced foliate form drop (10

19th C Mahogany Inlaid Silver Server. 36 1/2" W 20" D 32 3/4" H

This is a nice Tiffany & Co M stamped sterling silver server base # 18671 A & 4885. Possibly there would have been a bowl with which this would have originally have been sold This estate piece is in u

Seven Tiffany & Co. Vine Motif Sterling Silver Serverspieces without monograms include: large fish server with scroll motif blade (12 3/8 in.); olive/pickle fork (6 1/8 in.); small sugar sifter (6 in.

Five American Coin Silver Serversto include: a fish slice with mark of W. Adams, pierced blade with engraved fish and scrolling foliate motifs (12 1/8 in.); the second a pie server with mark of Alvah

Two Antique Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Serversthe first an Oriental pie server with mark of John Polhamus for Tiffany & Co., pierced diapered design blade with engraved scrolling foliate decoration

Sixteen Antique and Vintage American Sterling Silver Serversincluding an Alvin Raphael small cucumber / tomato server with saw edge (6 1/4 in.); (2) cream ladles; small bon bon server; (2) parcel gilt

A vintage set of six (6) natural polished green turbo shells with sterling silver covered edges. Includes: five (5) napkin rings (2.5" x 1.5" x 2"); and one (1) silver and green turbo shell master sal

A floral engraved large server by Tiffany in the Persian pattern, a Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co Art Nouveau period serving spoon and another serving spoon in a Lily pattern (a copy of Whiting,

including a Gorham "Douglas" fish knife (9.75 in.); an A. F. Towle & Son Co. pastry server with bright cut decoration to blade; a Gorham "Douglas" cream ladle; a Towle "Albany" parcel gilt cream ladle

Four American Prince Albert Coin Silver Serverscirca 1840s, including: a crumber with engraved blade and monogram, mark of Mulford & Wendell & Co. of Albany, New York (12 1/2 in.); a pastry server wit

Tiffany & Co. Three piece sterling silver server set, in the Tomato pattern introduced in 1937. Stylized Art Deco design with heavy construction. Lot includes: 12" pie server, 10" serving or casserole

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Three American Coin Silver Serversall with similar engraved floral and scrolling foliate motifs to blades, including pie server and fish server with mark of Henry David, New York City, active 1842-186

Five Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Serversthe first a parcel gilt server manufactured by Henry Hebbard and retailed by Tiffany & Co., 19th century, period monogram "C.B." (9 in.); the second a Georgia