A pair of French Neoclassical silver dishes, the edges

Title: Pair of French 950 Silver Dishes Maker/Designer: Risler & Carre Origin: France Date/Period: 1900 Silver Purity: 0.95 Size: 11.25 inches diameter Item Weight: 1534g Hallmarks: French export mark

Pair of French .925 sterling silver serving dishes, foliate and ribbon rim, coat of arms to rim with motto Adjuvante Deo. [10 3/4 (dia) inches]. Weight 49.565 ozt.

A French Neoclassical silver bain-marie vegetable dish, decorated with a coat of arms, monogrammed WS, with inscription 'Farbene lasciar dire' and presented on a Rococo style salver, Morrens, both ite

Pair of Odiot-Paris French silver round handled dish covers. Leaf decorated handle and mount. Gadrooned border and heraldic crests with “AUDACTER ET SINGERE” motto. Hallmarked inside cover

A PAIR OF FRENCH STERLING SILVER GADROON EDGE SERVICE PLATES by Maison Odiot, Paris, late 19th/20th century In the English taste, with engraved crest to border, one also marked MELLO; diameter 12 1/4i

19th C. Pair of French Odiot Silver Double Salt Dishes. Total Weight is 744 grams and measures H: 4 1/4" x 6 1/2" x 3 3/4"

A PAIR OF FRENCH STERLING SILVER SQUARE SERVING DISHES by Maison Cardeilhac (Amélie Cardeilhac), Paris, first quarter 20th century With engraved monogram to sides, also stamped CARDEILHAC PARIS;

A rare pair of French silver mounted neoclassical style cobalt glass salt cellars with French " Grosse Guarantie, Paris (85)" (1798-1809) hallmarks. The neoclassical design featuring winged victories

A Pair of Tiffany & Company Sterling Silver Dishes. Scalloped edge round dishes raised on small flared round bases. Undersides of both are monogrammed illegibly. Both are stamped "Tiffany & Co 8609M87

A Pair Of Buccellati Sterling Silver Dishes. With decorative crimped edges Each: .75" x 4.5" Total Wt: 6.35 ozt

A pair of French silver sauceboatsMaison Odiot, Paris20th centuryEngraved with a coat of arms, with liners; together with a Maison Odiot silver serving dish liner. (5)the sauce boats height 4 3/4in (1

Pair German Neoclassical silver candlesticks, 19th c., columnar form, adorned with classical figures in low relief and acanthus leaf banding, hallmarked along lower edge, cement weighted, 12.25"h x 4.

(lot of 18) Diminutive sterling silver table items: (pair) French 950 silver tongs, Emile Puiforcat, remnants of gilding, monogramed, ornate pierced foliate work, 4.5"h; (6) repousse nut dishes, monog

Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver gadrooned edge serving dishes. 11" long. 8-1/4" diameter. 35.8 ozt.

Norbert, NY hallmark. Floral pattern scalloped edges. Approx. 12" diameter. Approx. 259.7 ozt. From a Park Ave. estate.

Pair of French Christofle silverplate 3-arm candelabras. Early 20th century. 20 1/4" h x 11 3/4" sq.

Pair of Antique French Bronze Neoclassical Candelabras having seven arms with one central light, floral swags, silver plated at one point with wear and loss to the plate; used condition, wear/worn, mi

Pair Antique French Sterling Silver Compotes - c. late 19th to early 20th century. A pair of silver compote dishes by Alphonse Debain. Reticulated bases, scalloped rims with foliate flourish in each c

Pair of Sterling Silver Dishes by Redlich & Co. square form, model number 3338, with scrolling rim edge details and shaped cavetto, monogrammed "R" to corner. 6 1/4 in. x 6 1/4 in. 11.10 total troy oz

A FRENCH STERLING SILVER GADROON EDGE SERVING PLATTER retailed by Odiot, Paris In the English taste, with engraved crest to border and stamped ODIOT. A PAIRS; length 17 1/8in (43.5cm); width 13in (33

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER GADROON EDGE COVERED VEGETABLE DISHES by William Burwash & Richard Sibley, London, 1807 With engraved crest to lids; length 11in (28cm); width 9 1/4in (23.5cm); total silve

William Cripps, London 1765, each shaped oval with a gadroon edge, the border engraved with a coat of arms and a crest; engraved under each T/ 48”5 No. 6 on one and 47”2 No. 5 on the other

A Pair of Austrian Silver Sweetmeat Dishes Retailed by Rozet & Fischmeister, Vienna, Early 20th Century marked with '800' standard on edge of field 21 ozt 16 dwt Width 9 7/8 inches.  Property fro

A pair of Victorian silver bonbon dishes, by James Willis Dixon, London 1897, each of circular form with beaded edge and floral and beaded border decoration, raised on a beaded edged pedestal base, 5.