American coin silver bowl on square pedestal base,

An American Coin Silver Pedestal Bowl, Mark of Cann & Dunn for Ball Tompkins & BlackNew York, circa 1848-1851, with Arm and Hammer, "New York" in a rectangle, and illegible tree or portrait in an oval

An American Coin Silver Lidded Pedestal Bowl, Mark of Bailey & KitchenPhiladelphia, circa 1832-1846, with a domed lid and stepped dome foot, stylized leaf decoration to body and lid, rims with scrolle

Seven American Sterling Silver pedestal bowls with weighted bases by various makers. Circular forms with reeded and repousse banding, includes a set of five by Webster. Webster bowls monogrammed, some

oval, by P & M S, 4" X 7", pedestal base, swing handle, elaborate engraving, circa 1840, no monogram, excellent, 214 grams.

Oval, gold interiors, pedestal bases, monogram "B", unmarked, tested and guaranteed, 170 grams. 2 1/2" X 4", 2" tall, circa 1840.

Daniel Dupuy Jr. (Philadelphia, working 1772-1810), American coin silver covered sugar urn, urn shaped body with beaded rim, square base, urn form finial, engraved monogram to front, maker's mark "D D

Antique American Coin Silver Centerpiece Bowl (Britannia Standard Silver) by Ball Black & Co. Circa 1850. Fully Marked. Condition: Generally Very Good, Has Minor Solder Joint on the Base and Monograme

Includes a Mueck-Carey Co. "Royal Rose" weighted sterling bowl with pedestal base; International Sterling "Spring Glory" tray, no. 059; a monogrammed S. Kirk & Son sterling cha

Pedestal Square Bowl, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Tuthill, 5.5" x 5", Primrose Pattern, Flashed Ray Cut Foot, Small Base Nick, Interior Rim Roughness, Estate Of Dr. Barry and Dee Free.

Brides Bowl Centerpiece, Pink Cased Ruffled Bowl, 7.5" x 9.5", Vaseline Border, White Opal Rim, Unmarked Embossed Square Silver Pedestal Base, The David & Marlene Howard Collection.

American, 20th century, square silver base and lid with floral repousse decoration, replaced glass well with English silver lid, marks for Jacobi & Jenkins (Baltimore, Maryland, working 1894-1908), mo

A late 19th century Silver plated centerpiece. Shaped bowl with engraved decoration and two griffon handles on a pedestal base with molded foot. Unmarked, likely American. Quite tarnished with much we

American, 20th century, all with pedestal bases:ÿone Rogers, "L.S.R.C./March 1961/Open Second...";ÿone Reed & Barton, "The Maidstone Bowl...1962...";ÿone Manchester Silver Co.,ÿ "Open All Age Stak

AMERICAN BRILLIANT PERIOD CUT COLORLESS CRYSTAL DEEP PEDESTAL BASE BOWL. "Daisy and Button" pattern; square base. - H: 11 1/2"; D: 9 1/2".

Portuguese silver toothpick holder, 19th c., American Indian holding a parasol and globe, both perforated to accommodate toothpicks, standing on a pedestal, further raised on a stepped square base wit

American coin silver footed oval bowl with gadrooning, initialed for John Staniford, Connecticut, second half 18th C. 5.25"h x 7.5"w x 5.5"d. 15.68 ozt

American coin silver covered sugar bowl with gadrooning and stylized griffin form scroll handles, the dome cover with an acorn and oak leaf form finial. Markings for John McMullin, Philadelphia, late

American coin silver repousse bowl, by Andrew Ellicot Warner, Baltimore, Maryland, 1805-1812, the shaped style accened with sculpted acanthus scrolls having floral and fruit reserves on a finely hamme

Early American Coin Silver Sugar Bowl & Creamer. Unmarked. Ornated hand worked decoration with rolling hills, windmills, churches, and a well. Cast finial, arms, and banding. Sugar bowl measures 10x8x

American Coin Silver covered sugar bowl on ball feet, with acanthus decoration, scroll handles, and a dome cover with bud finial. Marked for Harvey Lewis, circa 1820's. 6.75"h x 8.25"w, and 15.58 ozt

American coin silver footed bowl, 19th c., A two-handled bowl on 4 feet marked "Ball, Tompkins & Black, Successors to Marquand & C. New-York. WF", with an eagle and star on either side, 3.25"h x 5.75"

American coin silver shell bowl ladle by A Patterson, (4) CS tablespoons by HJ Pepper, Philadelphia, (2) CS tablespoons marked James E Caldwell & Co, (6) spoons marked CF Rudolph, 19 TO

An American coin silver waste bowl. Typical of the large scale of American tea sets of the 1840's. This example is unmarked but would have been from a large set. H.: 13 cm (5 1/8 in.) 106g of weighabl

Covered, monogrammed, raised on four ball feet, weight approx. 14 T.O. 7-1/4"h to top of finial.