foot bowl, Sheffield

foot bowl, Sheffield, 1920s, Sterling silver, molded foot, approx. 9 x 29 x 21, cm, minor traces of usage, approx. 560 g

An Edwardian sterling silver pedestal fruit bowl, Sheffield 1906 by James Dixon and Sons Circular form with an everted gadrooned rim upon a pedestal domed foot with a gadrooned edge. Pierced decoratio

English sterling silver finger bowl, Sheffield, 1900, by Atkin Brothers, having an elegant shell form and rising on three ball feet, 6"l, 2.92 troy oz.

An Edwardian sterling silver twin handled bowl, Sheffield 1908 by Harrison Brothers & Howson Of octagonal panelled form upon a stepped circular foot. The notched scroll everted rim above two lion mask

Henry Hobson & Son Sheffield Silver Plate Cream, stamped H.H & S., open sugar bowl and cream jug, cream jug handle broken, lower body melon form, raised on four bun feet, sugar bowl larger than cream

of circular form, with lion mask backed ring handles, raised on a circular foot. (Distressed). 15 cm. high; 20 cm. diameter

SHEFFIELD PLATE AND CRYSTAL EPERGNE, CIRCA 1880, H 15 1/2", W 23":Made in England. Four arms. Raised on claw feet. One of bowls does not match.

Including covered ice bucket with original milk glass liner, marked Lunt A-48, with chased floral foot and handles, 10 x 8 1/2 x 13" high; plus large marked Sheffield footed bowl on copper, 9" diamete

E. S. Barnsley & Co Ltd., Birmingham, circa 1908, pierced three footed bowl with paw feet. James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, circa 1910, octagonal lidded urn with pierced pedestal and crown. Martin, Hall

English Regency Style Sheffield Silver Plate and Cut Crystal Epergne, 20th c., the arms set in a reeded urn base, with a central bowl and four arms with smaller outer bowls, on paw feet, H.- 13 in., W

A GEORGE V SILVER FRUIT BOWL, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1922, rounded rectangular with four leaf-shaped feet, decorated with a pierced band and bright-cut engraving, presentation engraving. 23cm wi

Circa 1850. Having been excellently hand chased with well sculpted body and shaped rim all resting atop lower foot. The piece is marked with impressed gate makers mark at underside. Very nice overall

A SILVER CIRCULAR PIECED SILVER BOWLJAMES DIXON AND SONS, SHEFFIELD 1916 With a gadrooned rim, pierced with lattice and foliate scroll decoration, on three scroll feet 29.5cm diameter863g (approximate

Old Sheffield silverplate low center bowl, having removable liner, with grapevine motif in relief, egg and dart border, on three domed feet, approx 12.5"diam, for shipping purposes only: 4.25lbs Start

TWO PIECES OF ENGLISH STERLING SILVER 1) Footed center bowl with repousse floral design, Sheffield, 1903. Roberts & Belk, maker. Also with an oil lamp mark on underside of foot. Diameter 8". 2) Silver

A matched set of five Victorian shell butter dishes Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1894/1900, the shell bowls with chased floral and foliate motifs, raised on three conch feet; together with a matched set

Rococo style silver plate 4-arm centerpiece with shell and acanthus feet, scalloped base with acanthus, scroll, and fruit decoration over reeding, the top and the removeable scrolling foliate arms eac

English Sterling Silver Small Footed Punch Bowl with shaped border, chased with rocaille centering two vacant cartouches, on a conforming domed foot, mark of Levesley Brothers, Sheffield, 1926 height

Fenton Brothers, Sheffield, 1887. Oval, gadrooned waistband, anthemion border, ripple rim, the whole on conforming foot with banded rim, 5 1/2 in. H, 11 1/2 in. L, 8 3/4 in. D, 23.3 ozt.

A SILVER FOOTED BOWL having pierced gallery on a circular foot 21cm diameter 8.5cm high app. weight 332g Mappin & Webb Sheffield 1936

of bateau shape with embossed decoration and a swing handle, raised on a circular foot. Sheffield 1903. 193 grams. 10 cm. high; 15 cm. wide; 11 cm. deep

An Edwardian sterling silver strawberry set, Sheffield 1907 by Henry Atkin Comprising a cream or milk jug and a sugar bowl. Each of compressed circular form upon a spreading circular foot. The body w

Marked. Each circular bowl with a loop handle, on a short stem with a domed spreading foot, chased with scrolls forming an open cartouche above slight swirling ribs. Height 3 in. Diameter 3.5 in.

Mid to late 19th century, England. The piece has a cut glass center bowl atop a well formed frame emitting four arms to house four glass basins all supported by the base emitting four paw feet. H14 1/