An American Silver Serving Bowl, Wallace Silversmiths,

Wallace Silversmiths Inc. (American). Exceptionally well crafted, floriform rim with raised relief floral and vine patterns around extended edges. Ribbed segmented patterns around body. Warm patina. S

An American Silver Bowl Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, CT marked 'Sterling' to underside 14 ozt 18 dwt Diameter 9 1/2 inches.

(lot of 42) American sterling silver serving flatware, Wallace Silversmiths, in the "Grande Baroque" pattern, including: (1) flat handle master butter knife, 7.5"l, (2) hollow handle fish knives, 8 5/

(lot of 6) American sterling silver serving flatware, Wallace Silversmiths, in the "Grande Baroque" pattern, each with stainless steel upper component, hollow sterling handle, no observed mo

(lot of 7) American sterling silver serving flatware, Wallace Silversmiths, in the "Grande Baroque" pattern, no observed monograms, including: (1) tomato server, approx 8 1/8"l; (1) ser

(lot of 4) American sterling silver serving flatware, Wallace Silversmiths, in the "Grande Baroque" pattern, including: (2 piece) salad serving set, 9 3/8"l, (1) hollow handle soup ladle, 12.75"l, (1)

Three Pieces American Sterling Silver, comprising two serving bowls and one circular tray, Wallace, Alvin and unsigned tray. Dimensions: 10 in. dia. approximately each. Weight: Approximately 1085 g.

Three American sterling silver open serving bowls, the first marked for Gorham and "508/1," the second marked for Dominick & Haff and "Salem" "1549/105," and the last marked for Wallace and "2099." La

by Wallace Silversmiths, Connecticut, early 20th century. waved edge upon reticulated body. monogrammed at the center. 23.8 oz standard H3 1/8” W12 ½”

Two American Sterling Silver Round Serving Bowlsincluding a Watson Meadow Rose bowl, pattern number B221 (2 1/8 x 9 3/4 in.); the second with mark of Wallace, pattern number 225, gadroon and floral mo

An antique late 19th-century sterlin silver serving tray by Wallace Silversmiths, an American silver company established in 1871. Elongated oval shape. Embossed rims with carnation flower motif. The c

Webster Sterling Silver Serving Bowl - An American centerbowl, maker's mark of Webster Silversmiths, Connecticut, 20th century, of plain circular form with reeded rim, marked underneath.Height: 2 inch

32 pieces of Wallace sterling silver - Grand Baroque serving pieces. Produced by Wallace Silversmiths of Wallingford, CT. American, ca. mid to late 20th century. Includes a carving knife and fork (sta

Four American sterling silver serving utensils: ladle with shell-form bowl and floral handle, monogrammed K, by R. Wallace & Sons; large spoon with delicate scrolling by Wendell Manufacturing Co.; lar

Four American Silver Articles includes a Whiting silver basket, an R. Wallace & Sons footed bowl, a Gorham Mfg. Co. serving tray and an Italian silver plated copper serv

All are Antique American Sterling Silver 1- Frank M. Whiting 1892 Sterling Silver Hot Cake Server in the "Gladstone" Pattern 8 3/4". 2- Wallace Silversmiths "Irving" 1899 Nut Spoon 6 1/2", monogrammed

An American sterling silver berry serving spoon by Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg, Co. In a repousse pattern, the handle and stem decorated with scrolling leaves and vines, the bowl heavily embossed with

(lot of 5) American Art Nouveau sterling silver nut set, R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co., Connecticut, with repousse stylized floral motif, monogrammed K, including: (1) serving bowl, approx 6 5/8"l, 4 7/8

Wallace "Grand Baroque" Silver plated Serving Platter - An American electroplated oval form serving platter, maker's mark of Wallace Silversmiths, in the "Grand Baroque" pattern.Length: 17-1/2 inches

Three (3) sterling silver dishes. 1st item: Wallace sterling bowl, round with pierced and repousse fruit and flower border, 9 1/4" diameter. 2nd item: Weidlich sterling silver oval bowl, pierced and f

Group of Three American Silver Serving Bowls Marked 'Sterling'. The largest 3 1/2 x 10 in. diam. The Collection of Jordan Saunders.

Four American Silver Serving Bowls and a Tray 19th/20th Century by various makers, including Gorham, Mary Katherine Knight, Richard Dimes Co., and Shreve, Crump, and Low Co.each marked Sterling.29 ozt

Art Deco style American sterling silver serving bowl, the circular bowl having applied fluted double handles, with a center scripted monogram, 2"h x 16.5"dia., accompanied with an associated glass lin

Medford, Massachusetts, Twentieth Century. Not monogrammed, marked "WALLACE/ STERLING/ 20/ 4 PT." 21.48 troy oz. Height to top of handle: 9.25 in., W: 9 in., D: 6 in.