S. KIRK & SON STERLING GRAVY WARMER AND PLATE

American. Three pieces of sterling by S. Kirk & Son including two plates, nos. 1406 and 4123A, and a bowl, no. 4104; larger plate dia. 10.25 in., total wt. 24.63ozt (766g).

DESCRIPTION: Eight S. Kirk & Son sterling plates. Each marked on reverse "S. Kirk & Son Sterling 58". MEASUREMENTS: 6" diameter. 25.52 total troy ounces. CONDITION: Minor wear to each consistent with

Kirk & Son Sterling Plates on bottles; Pearce & Sons Leeds; "Huddersfield Club Billiard Handicap Xmas 1893"

elaborate border, 10 1/2", #190-F, monogram on back "Lois Carroll Wilson", famous West Coast jeweler, excellent, 443 grams.

S. Kirk & Son Sterling Silver Sandwich Plate c. 1940. Repousse Florals Half Chased, Good Condition, No Monograms. Measures 10". Weight 355 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate

marked "S. Kirk & Son Inc." and "Sterling" 55 total troy ounces Provenance: The Estate of Lee Phillip Bell, co-creator of 'The Young and the Restless' and 'The Bold and the Beautiful' each 6 3/8 inche

Set of twelve S. Kirk & Son sterling silver bread plates; monogrammed 'D' within scrolling floral borders; each with sterling and S. Kirk & Son Inc. stamps; together weighing approx. 37 troy o

10 S. Kirk Son Sterling Repouse Plates. 41.14 Ozt. 6 1/4"W. Packaging, Insurance, Handling And Shipping Are Done In House And Is 65.00 For This Item In The Continental U.S. Or You Are Welcome To Pick

American, 20th century. A group of 12 Hunt hallmark sterling bread plates and a single Kirk & Son sterling bread plate; dia. 6 inches total weight 1,268 grams. Overall good condition.

Kirk & Son Sterling Silver Footed Bowl & Plate, 303.4g. Marked "S. Kirk & Son Inc. Sterling." Plate 6.25W x 1.0H in. Bowl 2.875H x 5.0W measurements are approximate. ALL CREDIT CARDS WILL BE MANUALLY

Three Vintage American Sterling Silver Plates. No monograms. 1- S. Kirk & Son Sterling silver plate with repousse floral design on wide border. Marked with S.Kirk & Son / Sterling / 727 underneath 10"

Pair of S. Kirk & Son sterling silver gravy ladles, housed in the original case, having chased handles and gilt wash bowls. Marked en verso "S. Kirk & Son/10.15". Interior of case marked "Saml Kirk &

Set of twelve (12) S. Kirk & Son sterling bread plates stamped en verso "S. Kirk & Son/Sterling/58". Not monogrammed. 6" dia. 37.980 total troy ounces.

Fabulous set of 12 bread and butter plates from S. Kirk & Son. These sterling plates are in the Calvert/Old Maryland pattern. This simple pattern is a plain design with the letter B monogram. The are

S. Kirk and Son Sterling Silver Gravy Boat Having repousse body of pastoral scene and animals Height 6 1/2 inches, length 8 inches, 11.9t. oz.

DESCRIPTION: An (8) bread plate set by Kirk and Sons decorated along the rim with repousse floral vine patterns, Stamped "S Kirk and Son" Sterling 128". Total weight: 1080 Grams CIRCA: 20th Century OR

No. 128 , Measures approx 6 1/4" in diameter. Weighs approx 135 grams

Vintage 1972 Sterling plate from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Kirk Collection. 6.7 ozt. 8" diameter. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auc

S.KIRK & SON Sterling Repousse Bread Plate: Relief Flowers on Border. Inscribed "With Love Ida & Leo" in Center. 6 1/4"D. Small Dents in Bottom. 4.3 oz or 3.6251 ozt. (200-400)

Five "Castle" pattern sterling plates, hallmark dates from 1925-1932. Plates have a crest engraved in center with the motto "Mediocris Firma". Comes in the original Kirk & Son cloth case. Total weight

#258, 10.75", no monograms, 5645 grams.

Set of Twelve S. Kirk & Son Sterling Silver Bread Plates 1932-1961 Each circular with chased floral repousse border. Diameter 6 1/4 inches, total approximately 48 ounces. C The Alice Kwartler Collecti

(12) S. Kirk & Son sterling silver Repousse' pattern bread plates, having wide floral repousse' rims and polished centers, marked 'S. Kirk & Son sterling 127F', 6.25"dia.

KIRK & SON STERLING SILVER BREAD PLATES, 12 PCS, DIA 6", T.W. 39 TOZ #58. No monogram. Set of twelve. From a Bloomfield Hills collector