Roberts & Belk 1909 Sterling Silver English Center Bowl

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

Sterling Silver Vase with ceramic Liner good example of English Art Nouveau Period work, Roberts & BelkEnglish sterling silver art nouveau-period vase with green glazed ceramic insert. The mark to the

Pair Roberts & Belk English Sterling Silver Candle Holders, 1975. Ribbed candle holders, Sheffield England sterling silver hallmarks to the base. Marked Made in England, Filled. Weight Approx., 1 lb M

English sterling silver teapot, Roberts & Belk Ltd, c.1968, hinged lid with cast bird finial, gooseneck spout with mask join, eagle head terminal, acanthus scroll handle, body with repousse floral and

Hallmarkerd English sterling silver center bowl. With Frederick Wilson & Co. maker's marks, Sheffield, c. 1907. Base slightly warped. '022-34-9799" etched on the bottom. 5 1/4" H x 6 3/4" Diameter 485

Total weight- 12 troy oz. Diameter- 6"- 10"

JOHN WAKELIN (British w. 1747-1802) AND ROBERT GARRARD I (British d. 1818) A GEORGE III PERIOD STERLING SILVER CENTER BOWL FOR WAKELIN & GARRARD, LONDON, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1801-1802, of hemispherical sha

Weight- 40.8 troy oz. Length- 17 1/2"

This is a magnificent 1930's English sterling silver hand chased punch bowl, center bowl.  It has a wonderful detail, and workmanship. Fully signed and hallmarked. There are some monograms and mark

ENGLISH STERLING SILVER AND CUT GLASS EPERGNE, oval center bowl fitted in sterling silver stand with four paw feet, and figural griffon head centered within frame, with four arms for matching pattern

Made by Roberts & Belk circa 1905.H: approx. 8 1/2".W: approx. 13" from handle to handle.D: approx. 8".Weight: approx. 88.86 ozt.

Hallmarked English sterling silver two handled serving tray. Roberts & Belk Ltd., London, circa 1906. 26"L including handles, 2940 grams. Adhesive residue to front of tray.

Victorian Sterling Silver Center Bowl or small Punch Bowl, circular form with spiral fluted repousse floral, scroll and cartouche decoration. Marked for London, 1894. Maker's mark partially worn but a

(set of 4) English sterling silver tea and coffee service, Samuel Roberts and Charles Belk, Sheffield, third quarter 19th c., each ribbed and other ornamental decor enclosing a floral and foliate engr

A Beautiful English sterling silver tea set. Coffee pot (9.75" tall), teapot (11.25" long), creamer, sugar. 61.5 oz troy oz with wood handles, etc. Marked "R&B" (Roberts & Belk), "(Rose)" (Yorkshire),

Roberts & Belk, Sheffield, 1927 13" diameter, 29.5 troy ounces

English sterling silver epergne or centerpiece, hallmarked for George Ashforth and Company, Sheffield, 1799. Consisting of an oval cut glass center bowl, set in an oval frame with gadrooned edges, sup

Tiffany & Company sterling silver floral repousse detailed center-bowl, 1909-1907, resting on figural paw feet, 4"h x 9"w, 24.53 troy oz.

(lot of 5) English Sheffield serving flatware, including: (3 piece) carving set, Roberts & Belk Ltd., c.1973, hollow sterling silver handles with scroll and shell motif, knife: approx 13.5"l, (2 piece

Williams (Birmingham) Ltd, English sterling silver epergne marked with a Birmingham 1909 hallmark. Crenellated and pierced rim empire design center basket has three arms, each holding its own footed,

Together with a Black, Starr, and Gorham sterling silver weighted bud vase and an English nautical weighted vase. Apx. 15 t.o.

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)

English Victorian sterling silver cruet set, Robert Death, c.1845, repousse stand with floral and scroll motifs, center handle, interior divider, wood base, raised on scroll feet, fitted with (two) cu

English, Birmingham, circa 1790's. English sterling silver three piece garniture bowls, makers mark stamped "MB" in rectangle, with Birmingham, assay office hallmarks for 1793-4, probably Robert Adam'