AMERICAN STERLING CENTER BOWL

Exceptional Large American Sterling Center Bowl, early 20th c., by A. Redlich & Co., #4638, of lobed circular form with latticed lobes, and repousse flowers and leaves, H.- 5 1/2 in., Dia.- 19 in., wt

American. A lobed center bowl having lion's mask bail handles, and a pair of sterling candlesticks with matching decoration, both rising on ball feet. Each piece marked Sterling, the bowl with indisti

with pierced, molded floral rim; monogrammed to interior 44 troy ounces 16 inches wide; 5 1/2 inches high

Marked "Sterling silver," low pedestal foot, supporting a flaring ribbed bowl, 3 3/4 in. H, 10 1/8 in. Diam., 21.9 ozt.

9 1/2 in. Diam., 27.60 ozt. Collection of Helen Canzoneri

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”

Meriden Brittania Co., Meriden, CT; monogrammed "K"; with later-added removable glass bottom panel; approximately 400 grams (not including glass); 11 1/4 inches wide; 6 3/4 inches deep; 4 1/2 inches h

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER CENTER BOWL, with flared rim and domed circular foot, marked "Sterling / 633 / RB" to underside of base along with presentation inscription "Lynnhaven Presbyterian Church / To

By J. E. Caldwell and Co of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The handsomely crafted bowl having a pierced border with nicely detailed edge and flared foot to match. Marked clearly at the base and numbered

Fine American Sterling Silver Center Bowl, Mauser Mfg. Co., New York, NY, 1887-1903, lobed form with everted reticulated serpentine rim applied with wreath of roses, interior retains traces of gilt wa

no maker, 9 in. Diam., 6 in. H., 21.45 ozt

American. A sterling silver center bowl with nautical motifs, having shell feet surmounted by dolphin-form handles; ht. 4.75 in. (with handles), dia. 10.5 in., silver wt. 45.49ozt (1415g).

American Gorham sterling silver pedestal center bowl, 1875, the shiny surface decorated with bands of musical putti and ribbing, 6.5"h x 10.25"w x 8.5"diam., 19.47 troy oz.

Dominick and Haff (American/New York). Sterling silver center bowl with fluted swirled interior and pierced floral decorated rim, retailed by Bailey, Banks and Biddle, Philadelphia. Appropriately mark

American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Center Bowl, c. 1900, Unger Brothers, Newark, NJ, act. 1872-1919, everted rim with hibiscus decoration, dia. 11 3/4 in., wt. 12.50 troy ozs.

Pair of American Art Nouveau Sterling Floral Repousse Center Bowls. Each deep well bowl with a wide rounded flaring rim, continuous repousse and chased floral sprays reserved against a stippled ground

American, early 20th century. A sterling center bowl by Tiffany & Co., pattern no. 17872A, with engraved decoration, PLUS a footed octagonal bowl by Tiffany, pattern no. 20442; center bowl ht. 3.5, di

American, late 19th century. A sterling center bowl by Gorham, having a reticulated inner band, repoussé and chased floral border, and applied shell-decorated rim, all on an oval foot, marked on the

Gorham (American, 1831). A sterling silver footed center bowl with gilt wash interior and acanthus and rocaille repousse decoration. Marked on underside with makers mark, 2780, date mark 1900 (bell),

An American Art Nouveau style sterling silver center bowl, Wallace, early 20th century, pattern 1122, modeled with berries and foliage; 10 1/2 in. Diam., 2 3/8 in. H.; 14.55 ozt.

American (Baltimore), 1892-1936. A repoussé sterling center bowl by James Armiger Co., decorated with flowers and leaves, mark to underside of foot, monogrammed on bowl interior; ht. 7.5 in., bowl

American neoclassical style sterling silver engraved pedestal center bowl, early 20th century, with urn, acanthus scroll, and laurel motifs, pattern no. 5693/119, no maker's mark, 8" H x 14" diameter,

Museum Quality Large Antique American Sterling Silver & Brilliant Cut Crystal Center Piece/ large Bowl Made by Whiting USA 19th Century. Sterling part is thick and heavy . Fully Marked . Please see pi

American, 20th century, inverted rim, marks for Gorham, no monogram, 40.89 oz. T., 4 x 13-1/4 in. wear and loss to decoration. Provenance: Private Richmond, Virginia Collection