A STERLING SILVER CIRCULAR PLAIN DISH. 9ins diameter.

A J.E. Caldwell sterling silver circular tray and matching footed dish, both having pierced foliate edges and chased design. Tray: 15-3/4 in diameter. Approx. 69.78 ozt total.

Hazorfim Sterling Silver Serving Bowl Dish. Circular bowl with four triangular glass bowls, pierced galleries, mirror bottom. Marked. Height: 6cm. Diameter: 22.5cm. Total weight: 1256gr.

S. Kirk & Son Repoussé Sterling Silver Entrée Dish with Covercircular form, cover with removable ring handle, pattern number 159, no monogram. 5 x 8 1/2 in. diameter 25.195 troy oz. Additional

AN AMERICAN STERLING SILVER TRIPARTITE DISH by Redlich & Company, circular, with gadrooned rim. 24.5cm diameter, 19 troy ounces

AN IRISH SILVER COMMEMORATIVE STRAWBERRY DISH, Dublin c.1973, mark of Royal Irish Silver Co., of plain circular form, (12 troy ozs). 21cm diameter

A Victorian sterling silver alms dish/basin or communion plate, London 1851 by John Keith Of circular form with recessed domed centre and plain rim. The centre with a repousse fleur-de-lis and twin ro

A DANISH STERLING SILVER DISH, by Georg Jensen, Acorn pattern, no. 642, circular with a spot-hammered ground, boxed. 28cm diameter, 22.5 troy ounces

Pair of Shreve & Co. Sterling Silver Floriform Dishes San Francisco, 20th century Each shaped circular. Diameter 6 inches, total approximately 8 ounces. C The Alice Kwartler Collection

the first by Amston of circular form, pattern number 116 (5 1/8 in. diameter); the second by Wallace, pattern number 4114; no monograms. 4.9 total troy oz. Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henderson, Ne

American Sterling Silver Circular Dish, Meriden Brittania, no. 839, reticulated border of robust scrolls, dia. 13 3/4 in., wt. 41.25 troy ozs.

With elaborate cornucopia motif border, centered monogram, #139 C Mark, together with a pair of J.E. Caldwell floral reposse decorated salt & pepper shakers, monogrammed, total weight approx. 8 T.O. D

#22673M, scalloped form, raised on three ball feet, weight approx. 6 T.O. 6"d

With berry motif, centered monogram, #3837, retailed by Theodore B. Starr New York, weight approx. 5 T.O. 6-3/4"d

A Pair of Mexican Maciel Sterling Silver Chargers. Gadrooning border with six lobed sides around a well. Together with a Mexican Maciel sterling silver dish (diameter: 6.75") Charger diameter: 11" Wt

Reed & Barton sterling silver circular dish in the "Francis I" pattern, struck to underside "Reed & Barton / Sterling / X569 / Francis I" and with candle date mark for 1955, the circular dish heavily

Wallace (American, founded 1833), sterling silver circular dish with repousse large overlapping poppy flower motif throughout with undulating rim. Marked on bottom with "WALLACE STERLING" and "123" fo

With centered monogram, gadrooned border. Together with a J.E. Caldwell oval tray and a sterling silver circular dish with pierced border, total weight approx. 19 T.O. 12-1/4"l, 9-1/8"l, 8-1/4"d respe

Towle Enamel Lined Sterling Silver Footed Bowl Stamped Towle Sterling 46, 3"h x 5"d. Together with a Just, Denmark sterling silver circular dish, stamped Just Denmark Sterling 925 S 2216, 4-3/4"d, tot

(9) Monogrammed Kirk & Sons Sterling Silver Dishes. Diameter: 6 inches. Weight: 27.3 ozt. Marked on bottom side.

Property from a Private Collector, Palm Beach and East Hampton Description: Puiforcat Sterling Silver Circular Serving Dish, with banded decorative edge, marked 'Puiforcat' under rim, with Minerva

Centered three letter monogram, #1025, "Reproduction", weight approx. 24 T.O. 13"d

Together with a sterling silver handled sugar basket, total weight approx. 5 T.O., and a silver plated wood lined rectangular box, toast rack and tea strainer. Bonbon dish, 4-3/4"d

Asprey & Co. (English (London), founded 1781), second half 20th century. A sterling silver commemorative circular dish or plate with fine flower detail to center. Plate inscribed with "THE HONOURABLE

Together with three sterling silver circular bonbon dishes, including Gorham "Frontenac" pattern, total weight approx. 15 T.O. 9-1/2"l, 4"l. respectively.