Sterling Silver "Dublin" Plate & Gorham Bowl

Sterling silver lot comprised of bowls, dishes, jewelry, etc. Includes a Gorham 11" diameter low bowl, a Gorham 10" diameter plate, a Reed & Barton 12.5" long leaf form dish, an "Early Dublin Design"

Silver Plate Bowls + Gorham Sterling Silver Bowl, H 3.5" Dia. 11" 4 pcs | The collection includes one Gorham pierced sterling silver bowl (H 3" x DIA 9.75") 11.5 troy ounces, one Derby silver plate bo

Gorham sterling silver plate & dish, bowl, 10.75" & 12.25", decorated edge, rams heads, 52 troy total weight

United States,20th Century Group includes a small scalloped edge compote, Lord Saybrook International oval bowl, and Gorham silver plate form #322.Sterling silver Plate signed " Gorham". Plate 9 1/2"

CARTIER STERLING BOWL & GORHAM STERLING PLATE, DIA 5" & 9":Including 1 Cartier sterling silver bowl/compote with a weighted base, engraved GS monogram at the well, H.1 1/2", Dia.5 1/4"; and 1 Gorham s

American, 19th and 20th Century, 18 Pcs Total. Plates and Bowls from Boardman, Gorham, Treasure, Stowell, Towle, Aetna, Lunt and more. Monograms, marls from use, overall good. Total weighable silver:

United States,19th-20th Century Group includes a shell dish and openwork heart dish by Gorham, two small bowls, a 9" plate, open bowl with handles, and small plates. Weight as seen 32OZT.Sterling silv

A Paul Revere-style bowl and a Gorham plate. Not a set but fit together. 20 ozt.

Gorham (American, founded 1831) American sterling silver bowl, c. 1953. Reproduction of an Irish George I strawberry bowl from Dublin 1720. Approx. diameter 12.75", weight 1025 grams

A group of American sterling table top items including two Revere style bowls (Tuttle & Preisner), two shallow bowls with gadrooned and chased rims (Gorham and Preisner), one small shallow bowl with c

1- Gorham Sterling Silver Small Plate 6 1/4". 2- 800 Silver Small Oval Tray 6"x4". 3- Gorham Sterling Nut Dish Pierced 4". 4- Gorham Sterling Nut Dish 3 1/4". Approximate Silver Weight 214 Grams. PROV

A nine piece lot of American sterling silver. Total weight is 43.17 troy ounces. Consisting of three Revere bowls, a Gorham salver, two plates, a baby cup, and a baby fork and spoon. Ht: 3.5" Dia: 5.7

Comprising two sterling reticulated plates and a sterling silver bowl by Gorham. 9.5"dia. and apx. 25 t.o.

All 20th century, comprising: a foliate pierced serving bowl by Whiting, three reticulated serving bowls , one by Gorham, a gadrooned plate by Preisner, and a small footed and gadrooned bowl simply ma

Gorham Chantilly Sterling Silver Bowl And Five Bread Platesvegetable bowl with marks for Gorham, pattern number 746 (10 1/2 in. dia.); and (5) bread plates in a matching pattern without marks, all wit

A Gorham for Spaulding Sterling Silver Bowl. Thomas Bolton, Dublin 1696 reproduction. Shape 940 4.25" x 8" Wt: 16.95 ozt

Reed & Barton clover bowl and Gorham one-piece bowl and plate. 13.8 ozt. [Both 7" Diam.]. In good condition.

George III sterling ladle coin inset, hollow handle, Gorham Olive fork and spoon, wire shell bowl sifter, 2 sauce ladles, 4 salt spoons, Malaysia silver handle salad serving set

Mixed makers names: Stieff, Kirk, Gorham, Caldwell total weight 39 troy oz.

(2) Sterling Silver Plates/Bowls, (1) 8.75" Plate Marked Frank Whiting 7098, Monogrammed, "1889-1914" Silver Anniversary, (1) 8" Dish Marked Gorham A5887, Monogram "S", Total Weight Of 295 Grams, NY P

Gorham shallow bowl, 10" diam., 2"h; Black, Starr & Frost octagonal open vegetable, 9.25"w, 2"h; sterling footed, round underplate with pierced rim, 10" diam. (plat

A Collection of Silver Dishes and Traysincluding three sterling porringers from Gorham, Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen and one with an unidentified mark, a Watrous Manufacturing Co. bowl, a Gorham plate, and a

Lot of 5 sterling silver items, including a child's bowl by Gorham with matching plate by Gorham and 3 dishes (1 by S. Kirk & Sons). [Dish: 2 x 4 1/4 (dia) inches; Plates: 6 1/4 (dia) inches]. 18.585

Group of Three Sterling Silver Items, 20th c., consisting of a bowl with a gadrooned rim, by J. E. Caldwell; a bread plate by Gorham, #1122; and a sterling covered art nouveau cut glass decanter, Deca