Sheffield Sterling Bowl

Sheffield sterling silver bowl designed by Thomas Levesley (1897-1920). Size: 12.25"w x 10.25"d x 2"h Weight: 12.089 ozt Location: Dining Room

They are identical, marked "HA" (may be Harry Atkins, late 19th Century). Each has a stag's head and "Fide Virtute Labore" in the center. The Hallmarks are on the Underside. They have pinched scallope

DESCRIPTION: Antique Joseph Rodgers and Sons Sheffield Sterling silver centerpiece bowl on a four footed pedestal, featuring a cobalt blue glass insert, open work foliage designs throughout, scroll de

Sheffield English Edwardian sterling silver fruit bowl, dated 1901, makers marks on plate. 14.02 ozt. 2.5" H x 12.75" W.

1759 Reproduction by William Hutton & Sons, first half-20th century, with matching waste bowl; 22.20 ozt. t.w.

SHEFFIELD STERLING FOOTED/RETICULATED EDGE CENTER BOWL, C.1906-7. HEIGHT 5 1/2"; 9 7/8 X 9 7/8"; 19.0 OZT

English Sterling Silver Reticulated Compote. Signed with hallmarks for William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield, Sterling, 1896; has a bowl form with scalloped edge and 6 pierced decorated panels, raised on a

Sheffield Silver Co (Brooklyn, N.Y.) sterling mounted cut glass center bowl. Stamped for Sheffield and STERLING. Approx. height 4.5 in., diameter 12.5 in.

Antique Sheffield, England sterling silver pedestal serving bowl, retailed by Zachariah Barraclough & Sons., having repousse Art Nouveau scrolled flowers and undulating reticulated border. Upper diam

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

Mappin and Webb reticulated sterling silver bowl, Sheffield, c 1909, no monogram, 13.8 TO, measures 2-1/4" h x 8" dia, very good condition

Fine piece of antique English Sheffield sterling silver. A small, lobed bowl. Marked with hallmarks within dish and 5071 to the base. Bowl- 98.65 grams / 3.17 OZT Measures: D 4 3/4" x H 1"

Sheffield, 1916-1917, sterling silver openworked pedestal bowl decorated with leaves and grape vines, 9 1/4 in. Diam., 4 in. H., 24.70 ozt.

James Dixon & Sons Sheffield English Sterling Silver Centerpiece Serving Compote Bowl. Has a high relief scroll paisley motif design. No monograms. Dated 1897Manufacturer/Maker: James Dixon & SonsStyl

4 sterling salts James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield; glass bowl with sterling base; jar with sterling overlay; opium pipe. Salts 3.335 ozt.

A Set of Six Victorian Silver Dessert Cups Maker's Mark 'R&H', Sheffield, 1847 hallmarked for Sterling on exterior of bowl 16 ozt 19 dwt Height 2 3/8 inches. Property from a Private Collection, Highla

fine 5 pc. 1925 Walker & Hall Sheffield sterling silver tea service consisting of coffee pot, tea pot, open sugar bowl, creamer, and unusually large oval double handled tray, all having Georgian style

Sheffield Sterling silver Coffee & Tea service. Comprising coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl & creamer. (Coffee & teapots: Walker & Hall 1901 mark, 53288; Sugar & creamer: Roberts & Belk 1894 mark, 2656)

Asprey & Co. Ltd., London, United Kingdom. Sterling silver trophy bowl with an inscription in French along the side. With Sheffield, sterling lion passant, and date marked 1905 along the side. Makers

Sterling Silver Bowl, Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield, England, 1898. Oval bowl on four supports, pierced galleries, swing handle. Marked (twice). Height: 10cm. Length: 30cm. Width: 17cm. 360gr.

Very pretty bowl by Atkin Brothers, successor to Henry Atkin, 1841-1958. It is hallmarked for Sheffield sterling. The date mark is worn away, it appears to be an old English "b" or "h", making it eith

Mappin & Webb Ltd. Sheffield sterling silver punch ladle, 1895. Scalloped edge to the bowl. Mappin & Webb sterling silver hallmarks to the underside handle. Weight Approx., 8 ozt Measures Approx., 12.

Round bowl, England, 1919, maker's mark James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, sterling silver 925/000, on 3 feet, domed base, rim with openwork decoration, Ø 15 cm, approx. 190 g

Very pretty bowl by Atkin Brothers, successor to Henry Atkin, 1841-1958.  It is hallmarked for Sheffield sterling.  The date mark is worn away, it appears to be an old English "b" or "h", making it