John Trier Cigars Serving Tray

This tray was made by the Meek Co. It has moderate wear around the rim and border with some light rubs and nicks in the field. It appears to have some clear coat. Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions16 -

Includes Grand Ducjess Cigars Serving Tray with nice Image, Vermifuge TonicCloth Sign, and paper Cutter. largest 14 3/4" Excellent

19th or early 20th century. The piece has a walnut frame centered by hundreds of precisely placed cigar bands of various brands to make a burst pattern from the center. Very nicely kept with good colo

This serving tray has the image of the model Griselda, as noted at the bottom of the face of the tray. This is marked "85". It has some scratching to the woman's face, some alligatoring to the paint a

A George III Silver Serving Tray Possibly John Hutson, London, 1793 engraved with a goat's head centered emblem and raised on three scroll feet marked 13 ozt 18 dwt Diameter 9 1/8 inches.

DESCRIPTION: Hand decorated handled serving tray with cigar labels by Cynthia Carey, signed and dated '99. MEASUREMENTS: 18-1/4" x 13-3/4". CONDITION: Very lightly worn.

Harry St John Dixon Hammered Copper Rectangular Serving Tray after 1925. Signed. Excellent new patina. 14" x 10" x 1 1/8"h. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within

Todd Warner (1945-), whimsical painted composition sculpture titled 'One For You, Two For Me,' of a butler in tails wearing eyeglasses with serving tray and figural cigar, holding a bottle of Imperial

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Serving Tray, The Directorship of John C. Moore II, New York, New York, 1907-1947. Engraved in the center with the initials "JME," marked "TIFFANY & CO., STERLING SILVER,

3 Antique English Porcelain John Maddock & Sons Indian Tree Platters / Oval Serving Trays. Staggered ins size. Marked on back. Largest measures 15 x 10.5 inches.

First-half 20th Century One marked for Reed & Barton; One marked: Made in London for Howard and & Co; One marked: AP Comprising a large rectangular tray, a lozenge-shaped handled tray, and a small s

A group of English silver-plated serving traysLate 19th/early 20th centuryTwo marked: Harvey & Co. / Regent St / LondonEach with a gadrooned rim, comprising one large oval tray and a pair of smaller o

A group of Chinese Rose Medallion porcelain itemsEarly/mid-20th centuryEach marked: ChinaComprising a tea set, consisting of a teapot, lidded sugar, creamer, and one cup along with a serving tray, and

with plated serving tray. Decanter measures 14 inches tall. Cordials 4 inches. Condition: Good. Expected wear. Please see photos.

with sterling silver border, 14 1/2" dia., “Towle Sterling 04” Not weighed. Condition: See PhotosTemp No 8627

Two works: A Gildea and Walker "Melbourne" serving tray Circa February 1882, designed 1881; England Impressed: Gildea & Waker / 2/82 [date] / Ivory; with blue overglaze Gildea & Walker backstamp a

Including: WMF Germany bronze serving tray, (2) Farberware enameled ashtrays, Sascha B. yellow copper enameled footed bowl, Jade Snow enamel cup and saucer, Nekrassoff copper enamel covered bowl, bron

A LARGE INDIAN SILVER PLATED SERVING TRAY, with chased figural and floral decoration, 53.5cm wide

"Owls" Couroc of Monterey , hand inlaid by master craftsmen. 12 x 18 inches and 14 inches.

Large Mappin & Webb footed serving tray with pierced gallery and handles. Etched design to interior. London, Mappin & Webb (John Newton Mappin), 1891, duty mark of Queen Elizabeth. Total appro

19th century Chinese Rose Medallion-Mandarin serving tray, 17 1/2" x 13". Good condition. Provenance: John's Island, Vero Beach, Florida.

MARQUETRY & STERLING SILVER SERVING TRAY Marquetry wood serving tray, inlayed with sterling silver plaque inscribed to John A DeKemer for 50th year anniversary of his graduation from Union College and

Lot of (3) Decorative Serving Trays, incl: Fishaye Trading Company driftwood framed nautical tray, featuring a printed image of a fish, painted by artist John Doherty and rubbed on to paper, 17 3/4" x

SST. C. 1900. At the turn of the 20th century, Standard Advertising Co. of Coshocton, OH. made a series of these single sided tin signs that appeared to be lithographed on the back of a serving tray,