19C Sterling Silver William Wise & Son Bowl 420g.

To include a 19th C. Gorham Silver William Wise & Son sterling silver berry spoon, with 19th C. Gorham right-facing lion passant, anchor, and gothic G, and with "William Wise & Son" and "1897 Pat" (.7

2 PC WM WISE & SON STERLING SILVER BOWLS, GOLD WASHED INTERIORS, ONE MONOGRAMMED APPROX 397 GRAMS, ONE NOT MONOGRAMMED APPROX 369 GRAMS, APPROX 3" X 9.5". TOTAL WEIGHT APPROX 766 GRAMS.

Gorham sterling silver bowl for William Wise & Co. Monogrammed. Dimensions: 2" X 9 1/2" Total weight: 10.9 avg. oz.

Set of eleven antique American sterling silver hors d'oeuvre forks by William Wise & Sons silversmiths, Brooklyn, NY. Made circa 1882 - 1890. Each measures approx. 5-3/8" in length. Combined total wei

Of circular form, with a shaped rim with two loop handles. Diameter 9 inches, approximately 25 ounces. Good condition overall; slight rubbing to date letter; light surface scratching to interio

Vintage American Wm.Wise & Sons Sterling Silver BonBon Bowl. A3964. Size 7"L. x 5 3/4"wd x 1 1/2"ht. Weight 4.16ozt. Monogramed. Hallmarked. Fine Condition.

Two Antique Whiting Imperial Queen Sterling Silver Ladlesthe first a soup ladle with retailer marks of William Wise & Son of Brooklyn, New York, active 1834-1903, with script monogram (13 in.); the se

WILLIAM WISE & SON - end of 19th c., United-States Sterling silver serving spoon and fork with a floral decor. Marked on the handle: Sterling and WM Wise & Son Weight: 222.8g

Pair of sterling silver candlesticks. RW Roger Williams hallmark on bottom with WM Wise & Son. 6 3/8" tall, 12 OZT (374 grams).

William Gale & Son sterling silver lidded serving bowl with footed undertray. New York. Allover engraved foliate and geometric decoration with rope twist edges and handles. Monogrammed. 4.5in height o

A Chilean footed, marked 0.900, diameter 14 inches (one handle detached), along with a William Gale & Son pedestal bowl with twisted wire body and meander ornament, circa 1862, measuring 6 x 10.5 x 8.

William Manchester & Sons hand chased sterling silver bowl #983. The bowl measures 10" in diameter x 2-3/4" tall. Total weight is approx. 12.71 troy ounces.

William Hutton & Sons (London, England) Sterling Silver Monteith Bowl, 1900, H 9.75" Dia. 11.5" 67.64t oz | the Belle Epoque era monteith bowl offers scroll and beaded edge with fluted bowl with vigne

19TH C. WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS STERLING BOWL & CREAMER Late 19th century William Hutton & Sons sterling silver pieces, with gadrooned design, includes: Condiment bowl Marked London, Lion

American sterling silver covered bowl, Gorham Manufacturing Company, William Wilson & Son, domed lid with carved wood finial, over ribbed globular body, dual scroll handles, rising on four ball feet,

William Hutton & Sons London 1904 sterling silver punch bowl fully hallmarked on the side. Embossed with buckle decoration, measures 6 1/2 inches tall x 10 1/4 inches in diameter. Weighs 863 grams. In

A pair of English sterling silver serving dishes / fruit bowls. Hallmarks for William Mammatt & Son, Sheffield, England, 1901, . Embossed floral, leaf and vine motif. Each measuring 10.75" x 8" x 1.5"

English Sterling Silver Reticulated Compote. Signed with hallmarks for William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield, Sterling, 1896; has a bowl form with scalloped edge and 6 pierced decorated panels, raised on a

DESCRIPTION: Victorian sterling silver christening set composed of the following items: (1) Bowl, mark of William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London, 1900. Inscribed "Donald Hill Scott / 29th December 1902. /

Pair of S Kirk & Sons sterling silver berry bowls, repousse berries and fruit, on three ball feet, 5-3/4" dia x 1-1/2" h, 9.975 TO

W. W. Wattles and Sons, Pennsylvania (William Wattles, 1835-1912) consisting of a kettle on stand, a coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar, creamer and waste bowl; oval paneled and molded form with raised

British Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl and Sugar Nips in Case, footed bowl marked Birmingham, 1913, makers mark William Hutton and Sons, Ltd, together with a pair of sugar nips, London, c.1750, makers mar

(Lot of 5) American sterling silver hollowware consisting of two small "Paul Revere" style reproduction bowls by Frank M. Whiting and S. Kirk & Son, and a William Rogers silver plate example; together

R. Wallace and Sons Mfg. Co., designed by William S. Warren Grand Baroque bowl, #4207 Taunton, Massachusetts, designed 1907 sterling silver stamped marks 10 3/16"dia x 2 3/8"h