German silver shell-form bun warmer

German silver shell-form bun warmer, 19th/20th c., Germany, cast and repousse decorated .800 silver, in three compartmentalized sections each with hinged door, Putti handle and finials and hoof feet,

German silver shell-form bun warmer, 19th/20th c., Germany, cast and repousse decorated .800 silver, in three compartmentalized sections each with hinged doors, crown touchmark to underside, 10"h x 9"

English silver plate clam shell form bun warmer biscuit box. Marked on the underside "Made in England" and with a maker's mark "W A". Measures appx 10 1/8" t x 9 1/4" w.

(lot of 3) Silverplate tableware, including: (1) F.B. Rogers Silver Co. silverplate shell-form biscuit/ bun warmer, opening to reticulated toast holder, raised on a handled frame with cast floral and

Silver Plate and Vermeil Articulating Bun Warmer, Tri-part scallop shell form opening to a gold wash interior, raised on tripod hoof feet. Stamped C & S. Dimensions: 10 x 8 x 8.5 in. Condition: Ve

English silver plate muffineer/ bun warmer, late 19th/ early 20th c., shell-form, sides fold down to interior with pierced covers, raised on a trestle base, approx 10.75"h, 8.75"w, 6"d, 3.5lbs (for sh

the shell-form bun warmer: Fenton Brothers, Sheffield, with maker's marks and further marked "Staniforth's Patent / 4467" (9 in. high); the muffineer: Barker Ellis, Birmingham, with maker's marks and

Bowls. Includes a footed German .800 silver shell form bowl with floral handle, and a Graff, Washbourne, & Dunn floral bowl - no. 2044. Total approx. weight of two items is 25.29 troy oz. From a Ft. L

(lot of 7) English silverplate, late 19th/ early 20th c., including: (1) shell-form muffineer/ bun warmer, three hallmarks: WSM, GH JW, HH & Sn, approx 10.25"h, 8.75"w, 6"d, (5) berry spoons, George H

5 Gorham sterling silver shell-form brandy warmers of typical form, with hooks on the one end of the shell to balance on a glass. Monogrammed stem. Marks on the reverse. Each measures 3.75" in length.

A German 800 standard silver shell form pedestal bowlJohann Sigismund Kurz, Hanaulate 19th/early 20th century; together with an American shell form pedestal bowl Redlich & Co., New YorkTogether with a

Victorian silver plate shell-form spoon warmer, 19th/20th c., English, engraved decoration, unmarked, 6.25"h x 6"w x 3.75"d

Three Silver Plated Shell Form Spoon Warmers, 19thCentury, two hallmarked, "S5A, MG,UK,EP" Height 5.75 in. Width 6.25 in. Depth 3 in. Dimensions: Height 5.75 in. Width 6.25 in. Depth 3 in. Cir

Appears to have been once silver plated. Clamshell opens by lifting dolphin-shaped handle. Originally would have included a heating mechanism to heat the dish.

English Victorian silver-plate nautilus shell form spoon warmer, with figural fish base. Unknow English hallmarks under tail. Measures 7.25"L x 3.25"W x 5.5"H. Condition report: Good condition, no iss

English silverplate muffineer/ bun warmer, shell-form, repousse and chased scroll with floral decoration, sides fold down to interior with pierced covers, raised on a trestle base, marked made in Engl

Silverplate bun warmer, shell-form, sides fold down to interior with pierced covers.

Eleven (11) assorted European silver items, mostly sterling plus Buccellati coin. 1st - 2nd items: Two (2) Italian Mario Buccellati coin silver shell form salt cellars with four bun feet and seahorse

Lot of (6) Assorted Lobster Themed Dishes, incl: Musterschutz German bowl with silver-plate rim, shell form feet, c. 1920, 4 3/4" high, 8 1/2" diam.; Royal Bayreuth shell form jug with lobster handle,

A CONTINENTAL SILVER PLATED AESTHETIC MOVEMENT SHELLFORM FOOD WARMER 9" TALL X 9.5" WIDE

A group of Victorian silver plated tableware, to include: a clamshell form bun warmer, opens as a hinged clamshell with laurel handles to reveal a lightly gilded pierced grill on each side, 11" h x 8"

William Adams silver plate muffineer, Birmingham and New York, figural handle surmounting the shell form warmer marked "A Sheffield Reproduction" to the base, gilded interior with fold down pierced co

Silverplate muffineer/ bun warmer, late 19th/ early 20th c., unmarked, attributed to Eales, Italy, three sided shell-form, sides fold down to interior with pierced covers, central ball finial, raised

English silver plate muffineer, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 19th c., the shell form warmer opening opening to dual compartments with pierced locking covers, one hallmarked to the underside, the flo