A Mexican sterling sauce bowl

A Mexican Taxco sterling tripod sauce bowl rising on shell supports 6.5 ozt 2.5"h x 3.75"d

Comprising two Whiting soup ladles, one with twisted handle and vermeil bowl, monogram, Continental silver soup ladle, monogrammed, Whiting serving spoon, monogrammed, Gorham sauce ladle, Mexican ice

Joyerian Mexican sterling bowl. Marked to base. 5-1/4" high x 14" wide at handles x 11" diameter. 41.5 ozt. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the

Late 1960s-early 1970s, retailed by Sanborns, Mexico City, circular lobed body, with petal rim, the border of repousse roses, cast rose-capped c-scroll handles, the whole on a low foot, bowl is 3 1/8

A group of sterling items including a trophy mug by Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. Co., a lobed Mexican sterling bowl, a Kirk & Son tea strainer, two napkin rings, twelve olive forks with figural handles

circular mark "MRM Hecho en Mexico" encircling "925"; further marked "Sterling 925", 18.8 troy ounces Condition: numerous scratches. 2-3 dings. Tarnishing. 11 inches wide; 7 3/4 inches deep; 2 1/2 inc

Late 1960s-late 1970s, retailed by Sanborns, Mexico City, 22 city mark. Lobed body, raised on a circular foot, c-scroll handles with applied trailing flowers, the interior centered with a finely chase

With ball feet and a lobed body, marked as pictured. Dimensions: The diameter is 8", the height is 4", the approximate weight is 14.5 troy ounces. Provenance: From a local estate.

20th century, scalloped border with engraved rim, interior with engraved figure, handles with floral decoration, marks for Sanborns, no monogram, 22.39 oz. T., 4 x 9-1/4 in.,. Provenance: Private Coll

Mexican Modernist sterling silver sauce or gravy server with separator, stamped .925 and signed with Juvento Lopez Reyes maker's mark underneath. Dimensions: H 4.5" x W 9" x D 6.5" Weight: 12.645 ozt

LUNT 'EARLY DUBLIN DESIGN' STERLING SAUCE BOWL SET, TWO PIECES, & A STERLING PLATE, DIA 6 1/2":Including, by Lunt in the "Early Dublin Design", 1 sterling silver sauce bowl with turned wood handle, H.

A 19th century Dutch Sterling Silver sauce bowl on stand. A round compote with pierced rim mounted to an underplate raised on three claw-and-ball feet, with beaded rims. Legible hallmarks include the

A Mid Century Modern Herman Roth Larchmont, NY sterling footed sauce bowl with an integrated undertray 2.75"h x 6"d; en suite with a wood handled ladle 7.5"l, total weighable excluding the ladle 14.5

Scallpoed rim bowl with scalloped footed base. Etched flowers and animals on border. 8 dia x 5 1/4. 18.72 ozt.

Fine Maciel Mexican mid-century hand wrought sterling silver lobed bowl with floral repousse border, accompanied by a Wallace bright cut sterling silver teaspoon and a pair of Webster salt and pepper

LUNT 'EARLY DUBLIN DESIGN' STERLING SAUCE BOWL SET, TWO PIECES, & A STERLING PLATE, DIA 6 1/2":Including, by Lunt in the "Early Dublin Design", 1 sterling silver sauce bowl with turned wood handle, H.

A Mexican sterling low form bowl with coin edge; 5 ozt - dia. 4.75 in. Provenance: Items from the Estate of Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Gage, Armonk & Scarborough Manor, NY

Six American and Mexican Sterling Silver bowls by various makers. Round and floral forms, four with repousse or pierced banding. 19.13 troy ozs. One monogrammed, some surface wear and light dents. Up

Group of two Mexican sterling silver bowls. Mexican, 20th century. Two footed bowls, both with cast scrolling rims. Both marked "CLS" and "Hecho En Mexico" to underside. Height of taller 2 3/8", diame

Includes a footed Mexican sterling bowl of geometric form - stamped to underside, "Hecho en Mexico Sterling Plate 925" with unidentified maker's mark. Accompanied by a fluted tapered vase on

Includes a small Sanborns Mexican sterling pedestal bowl; and a Mexican sterling bowl with scrolling handles, oversized ball form feet, and slightly handhammered finish - stamped to underside, "1

A FIVE PIECE GROUP OF STERLING SILVER TABLEWARES, 20TH CENTURY. Comprising a Mexican sterling sauce ladle by E. Ramirez, a Mexican silver berry spoon, an .800 silver tea strainer, a Sanborns sterling

Mexican sterling bowl with ladle 1.25"W, two glass dresser jars .75"W with unmarked sterling lids, basket 1"W marked .925, unmarked filigree dish on three feet 3"W, shell with pearl salt dish on sterl

Tane, all in the form of a swan chased with feathers below a gilt rim, interiors also gilt. Height: 11 - 3/4”. Approximate total weight: 162 oz t. Condition: Dimensions: Largest: 11 - 1/2" x 12"