Sterling Fish Platter

Sterling silver fish platter by Maciel Silver Factory, Mexico City 1930s Sterling silver fish platter by Maciel Silver Factory, Mexico City 1930s Sterling silver fish platter by Maciel Silver Factory,

Emilia Castillo Sterling Silver and Metal Fish Platter, marked upon the base "Emilia Castillo M.R. Plata Pura, Mexico, '95" Length 18 in. Width 15 in.

A seven piece lot of American Brilliant Period cut glass circa 1890. To include: A fish platter: 21.5" A sterling mounted bowl A vase Three bowls All of exceptional quality.

DESCRIPTION:Sterling fish service set by Danish company Georg Jensen. Comprises of a large fish knife as well as a scisored server with a fork and platter bottom. Embellished with scrolled floral moti

Seashell decorated. Together with a 830 sea creature handled knife, a sterling Unger brother "Cupid Sunbeams" platter, an Art Nouveau food pusher, a Gorham sterling condiment fork, a sterling master s

This elegant turn of the century sterling silver platter made by the American silver company Dominick and Haff of New York features a rare design of ocean tendrils, shell and star fish swirling forms.

Georg Jensen, (52) piece sterling fish service, Designed 1914, Denmark, 52 piece sterling silver fish set in Ornamental #55 pattern, each piece double-sided stem modeled as two intertwined fish ending

Fish Platter, Very Rare, Historical Presidential Seal, 24.5" x 9.5", Platter Features Folded "Napkin" Corners Which Were Incredibly Difficult To Form, Hand Painted Shad Which Is Signed "D", Gold Netti

Gorham Art Nouveau Sterling Dessert Suite. Comprising a platter and twelve plates; each square form encircled by a undulating foliate rim incorporating poppies at each corner, each piece marked with G

maker's mark; Minerva .925 mark; comprising: 12 forks (6 3/4"); 12 sterling bladed knives (8"); and 1 stainless-bladed fish slice (9 1/2") [25 pieces]; approximately 1,740 grams (weighable sterling on

Porcelain fish platter. China. 19th century. Oval. Famille verte decoration of figures. 29in length.

24 Pc. Tiffany & Co. "Shell & Thread" Sterling Silver Fish Set. 12 forks, 12 knives. Total approx. weight - 30 troy oz.

80 troy ounces Condition: stamped and inscribed 'From ACH and WPH/ June 5th 1915'; monogrammed; with surface scratches throughout 20 1/2 x 16 inches

made in London in 1800, maker's mark "WS" probably for William Sumner. Use wear, knife scratches. 16 3/4" high, 22 1/4" wide. Weight: approximately 111.085 OZT.

GEORGE III STERLING PLATTER BY THOMAS ROBINS, LONDON, 1810-11, L 21 1/2":An oval sterling silver platter with gadrooned rim, engraved coat of arms of a crown and shield flanked by lions. Hallmarks inc

set of 12 sterling silver individual old style fish forks, old hallmark, 6 1/2 in. L., 21.30 ozt.

(10) S KIRK & SONS STERLING FISH KNIFE & FORK SETS - "Rose" Pattern; Circa 1925-1932; 20pcs total; Handle, blade and tines are all marked "Sterling", Handle is marked "S Kirk & Sons"; Knife: 8.25"L, F

12 knives and 11 forks. Hallmarked. Dimensions: Knife: L 7.5" Weight: 33.7 ozt Condition: Used, vintage, minor surface scratches.

GORHAM CHANTILLY PATTERN STERLING FISH SERVICE FOR (12) W/ 2 SALT SPOONS, 20TH C., WEIGHT KNIVES 1 LB. 12.1 OZ., FORKS 15.6 OZ.

Marked to tails and hallmarked underneath. Tiffany & Co., Portugal, sterling. Dimensions: H 1.5" x W 2.75" x D 1" Weight: (Total) 4.170 ozt Condition: Some tarnish. Holes in nose clogged, will need to

Wedgwood (English). Large signed Majolica finish fish serving platter together with five coordinating side plates. Long scalloped oval form in polychrome tin glazes with raised decoration of a fish la

Mexican 20th century Sterling silver charger approx 72 ozt Dimensions Approx 20" diameter Mexican Dimensions: Approx 20" diameter Origin: Mexican

Sterling Platter and Bowl by Dominick & Haff 73 Troy oz. Pattern S.8027. Large Platter measures 1 1/4" tall x 17 3/4" wide x 13" depth. Bowl measures 2 1/2" tall x 11 3/4" wide x 8 1/2" depth. Makers

"Two Gorham Sterling platters retailed by, Brand-Chatillon Co., Inc. New York, NY. c.1910-1940s. Round 14"" platter & 18""l platter. Both with Gorham hallmarks, Sterling & 6/1: each marked with their