A GROUP OF ASST' PLACE CARD HOLDERS

2 SETS SAINT HILAIRE SILVER PLATE APPLES & RESIN ANGEL HOLDERS, GOOD CONDITION, LOSSES TO STEMS

Group of Place Card Holders and Napkin Rings, 34 total, set of 12 porcelain napkin rings; 17 place card holders including: six German; three Coalport; eight porcelain bird; selling with five porcelain

Group of 8 Tiffany sterling silver "leaf on branch" place card holders. Total weight: 1.870 ozt. Condition: Excellent condition. L 1".

by Black Starr & Frost - Gorham in the form of fruit filled urns. Use wear, light scratches. 1 1/4" high, 1 1/2" wide. Weight: 3.335 OZT. Provenance: Property of a Southbury, CT Estate.

Silver plate group including 8 place card holders, 6 shell card holders, 4 ornate butter knifes, flatware and others.

Collection of 11 antique Czech glass place cardholders. Features etched figural intaglio scenes, fixed to an ornate gilt metal base, embellished with Austrian crystals. Includes two amber, three light

Group of Japanese Champleve Place Card Holders and Cigarette Cases: Includes Ohayo Shoten Japan Cigarette Case c 1910, (2) Komai Style cigarette holders, (5) Damascene silver and gold place card holde

Including twelve Godinger silver pineapple place card holders, twelve Godinger silver gift box place card holders in Bloomingdale's velvet boxes, eight Dorothy C. Thorpe shell-shaped place card holder

Group, six assorted intaglio carved place card holders; four with matching stands. Approx. height of tallest 2.25 in., smallest 1.75 in.

Bronze shell-form place card holders, group of six. 0.75" H x 1.25" W.

Group of 6 Swarovski Crystal Place Card Holders, Unsigned, With Box, Measures 1 1/4" H, Condition very good, see photographs

Continental, 20th century. Group of fifteen porcelain place card holders and flowers comprising two pairs Herend rose on leaf cardholders (3"), four pairs cardholders marked "Germany" (3.5"), Herend f

Comprising:Set of Six Italian Examples with HorsesSet of Four English Examples with WishbonesPair of English Examples with Foliate ScrollsAn English Example "Menu"Total approximately 3 ounces, weighab

Group of seventeen porcelain floral place-card holders. Includes six yellow flower card holders and eleven pink flower card holders.

DESCRIPTION: A group of six of metallic place card holder in an overall Turtle form. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSIONS: H: .5" W: 1.5" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description fo

Group of 6 Antique Asian Figural Place Card Holders. Condition: Generally Good; Tarnished.Dimensions: Tallest- H-4".Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Private Collector.Please note the absence of a Co

Kenneth Jay Lane, 20th late century. Group of twenty-seven coral branch form place card holders comprising four gilt, seven pink, eight white, and eight ruby. All marked, with seven bags. Approx. h. 1

English silver RARE lot of 19 place card holders, one set of 4, several pairs and singles

Tiffany & Co Sterling Silver Group. Includes: flatware in the Fanuel pattern, two pairs of salt and peppers, and 12 place card holders with cards. Flatware comprises: six dinner knives (10.25" L), six

Group of eleven sterling silver shell-form place card or menu holders comprising: six Italian retailed by Gumps and five Tiffany & Co. on circular bases. All marked appropriately. Approx of one Gumps,

12 Tiffany Sterling Silver Place Card Holders. Each 2 7/8x1 1/2", Each with an individual blue tiffany pouch. Included are a large group of cream, silver edge place cards. Approximate weight on just s

Comprising: two set of six small sterling shakers and a set of four Austrian etched crystal and silver plated place card holders. Dimensions: From 1/2" in diameter to 1 1/2" x 1", the heights range fr

Includes a 13-piece 1930’s Swedish demitasse set containing 12 spoons and a pair of sugar tongs, and a group of 4 Edwardian Horace Woodward shield-form place card holders, both in as-is present

each marked "Sterling"; comprising 12 pics with steel blades, maker's mark "SC and I Co." (4 inches); four pentagonal place card holders, marked for Asprey, London, 1911; and three place markers, mark