William Gale Sterling Silver Crumber Bright-Cut 14"

Gorham Sterling Silver Bright Cut Flatware Weight 14 troy oz.

in the Marie Antoinette pattern, 13 in. L., together with two casserole spoons, gilt washed bowls, in the Imperial Chrysanthemum patterns; 10.55 ozt t.w.

20 1/4"(3/16" WIDE) ITALIAN STERLING SILVER BRIGHT-CUT NECKLACE - 12.94 GRAMS

Irish Sterling Silver Bright Cut Demi Tasse Spoons (7) +2 Others Ca. 1810, L 5.2" 3.39t oz 9 pcs | Seven matching spoons by maker "WW" William Ward and "SN" Samuel Neville. Harp crowned and Hibernia H

New York, 19th century, round handles with bright cut decoration, monograms, marks for William Gale (New York, NY, working 1821-1866), 31.19 oz. T., 8-1/4 in. Provenance: Collection of the Birmingham

Irish George III sterling silver stuffing/ dressing spoon, William Ward, c.1800, bright cut decoration with radiating star, vacant cartouche, Dublin hallmarks, approx 11 5/8"l, 3.35ozt **Provenance: F

WM. BATEMAN & CHAWNER STERLING SUGAR TONGS, LONDON, 19TH C., TWO, L 5 3/4":Including 1 George III sterling silver sugar tongs by William Bateman I, London, 1815-16, L.5 3/4", bright cut decoration and

English George III period sterling silver stuffing/ dressing spoon, William Sumner and Richard Crossley, c.1777, bright cut handle, engraved armorial with figure holding an oak branch, approx 11.5"l,

Fish set, sardine fork and fish knife to include NY Gale and Willis sterling weighted fish set, sterling blade and tines in floral etched decoration, English sterling bright cut sardine fork, Birmingh

Bright cut with (4) cartouches of flowers on dome and coordinating rim of under plate. 14 1/2 inches (diameter of under plate). Approximately 55 ounces.

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.

This lot features 12 sterling silver teaspoons. Each having various marks of Peter, Anne, Hester and William Bateman, bright cut engraving with monogram initials, London collection of 12 teaspoons. In

ASSORTED AMERICAN STERLING SILVER CONDIMENT SPOONS LOT OF 14, various forms including jelly/jam/preserves, sugar/shell examples, various patterns including bright-cut, fine-lines and various scrolls,

Three antique English sterling silver sugar tongs, one of plain form with monogram hallmarked London 1821 with maker's marks for William Bateman I, weight 34 grams, the second with bright cut detail &

Decanter, BPCG, Amethyst Cut To Clear, 14" x 4.25", Attributed To Stevens And Williams, Beautiful Engraved Iris Decor, Matte Finish Ground, Sterling Silver Stopper, The Ron Blessing Estate Collection,

A Set of Six George III Silver Teaspoons William Turner, London, Circa 1765 the handles bearing the bright-cut monogram 'A/ LS'. each hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle 2 ozt 10 dwt Length

A SET OF TWELVE AMERICAN STERLING SILVER BRIGHT-CUT DINNER PLATES by S. Kirk & Sons, Baltimore, MD, 20th century Pattern 4111M; diameter 11in (28cm); total silver weight approximately 244oz troy.

Sterling Silver Bright Cut Flatware, 23 pieces. Total weight 26.6 Troy Oz

Sterling bright cut pie server and 2 continental berry spoons with hallmarks. Approx. overall weight 5.3 troy oz.

William Gale sterling silver ladle, Medallion pattern, measuring 13 inches, approximately 5.2 troy ounces. Provenance: East End Galleries, Michael Malley.

Vintage sterling silver spoon with a bright-cut Witch riding in a basket. Some dents to tip, wonderful detail of a witch. Vintage spoon is possibly a souvenir from Salem MA

William Gale & Son Sterling Silver Covered Butter Dish, New York, c. 1853-1866, floral repoussé on lid and base, reticulated anthemion body with translucent hardstone insert, ht. 6, dia. 8 in., a

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

This is an antique sterling silver child's mug and plate set from William Gale of New York circa 1862. The mug is inscribed: "Mary Adams Bond, June 1st, 1865, William Bond Carll Jr, December 18, 1923"