A Victorian silver bon bon dish of circular form with embossed and pierced decoration, hallmarked

A Victorian silver bon bon dish of circular form with embossed and pierced decoration, hallmarked Chester 1895, maker James Deakin & Sons. Approx. 4 1/2" diameter

Two silver bonbon dishes of heart form with embossed and pierced decoration. Hallmarked Birmingham 1894 makers Deakin & Francis and S Blanckensee & Son Ltd (2)Please Note - we do not make reference to

A Victorian silver heart shaped bon bon dish with embossed and pierced decoration. Hallmarked Birmingham 1895 maker Thomas Hayes. 3 1/2'' long. (20g)

A Victorian silver bon bon dish with pierced and embossed decoration, hallmarked Birmingham 1894, maker Mitchell Bosley & Co. Approx. 3 1/2" long

A Victorian silver bonbon dish with pierced decoration, hallmarked Birmingham 1895, maker Mitchell Bosley & Co. Approx. 3 1/2" wide Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots with

A silver bon bon dish of oval form with pierced decoration, hallmarked Birmingham 1910, maker Williams (Birmingham Ltd). Approx. 6" wide Please Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots

A Victorian silver bonbon dish modelled as a quaich with pierced decoration, hallmarked London 1895, maker Sabray, Hall & Co. Approx. 6 1/2" wide

A Victorian silver sweet meat dish of oval form with pierced and embossed decoration. hallmarked Sheffield 1894 maker James Dixon & Sons Ltd. 7" wide

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.

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PIERCED BON BON DISHES, by William Comyns & Sons, London 1894, shaped circular form. 11.5cm diameter, 5.9 troy ounces

A silver bon bon dish with pierced decoration hallmarked Sheffield 1957, maker Viner's Ltd. Approx. 6" diameter

A pair of silver tall pedestal bon bon dishes with pierced decoration, hallmarked Birmingham 1913, maker Alexander Clark & Co. Ltd. Approx. 4 3/4" high (2)

A silver bon bon dish of heart shape with embossed decoration. Hallmarked Birmingham 1905 maker Henry Matthews 4'' wide (20g)

An Edwardian silver bonbon dish, the oval form with pierced raised edge and elongated terminals. Hallmarked Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1903. Maximum length measuring 6 1/2 inches (16.2 c

A set of four Victorian silver salts of circular form with embossed decoration, gilded interior and on three ball feet. Hallmarked Birmingham 1875 maker George Unite & Sons (98g)

Circular waisted form, the body with pierced Neoclassical decoration. Hallmarked to rim for Thomas Bradbury & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1911.Dia. 20cm (7 7/8in) Without original cobalt glass liner.

AN IRISH SILVER PIERCED BON BON DISH, Dublin c.1973, makers mark of Royal Irish Silver Co., of wavy circular form (c.8.8 troy ozs). 23.5cm diameter

833 standard, Amsterdam, of boat form with a shaped rim, pierced with acanthus and lattice decoration, total weight 219gm, height 6cm and length 12.5cm (2)

Gorham sterling silver bon bon dish with pierced design. Hallmarked and marked Sterling, 4686 to underside. Measures 8 3/4" (22.2cm) length. Total weight 5.5ozt (170.3g).

S. Kirk & Son Sterling Silver Bon Bon Dish. Embossed fruit and floral decoration. 3.89 ozt. 5-3/4" diam.

pair Victorian silver shell-form bon bon dishes, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, 1900, smaller shell-form dish, and pair Victorian repousse silver miniature tea bowls, maker RS, probably Robert Stebbi

Elegant hallmarked silver pierced bon bon dish: Large size weighing 317g, and measuring 22.5cm wide x 7.5cm high. Sheffield 1931. In excellent condition.

THREE ASSORTED ENGLISH AND AMERICAN STERLING SILVER BON-BON BASKETS. Two English, shaped circular, footed, with pierced decoration; American, by Towle Co., oval with bail handle. - Largest, D: 5 1/2

A matched pair of late Victorian silver bonbon dishes, the oval bodies with radiating and scroll piercing, scalloped rim and standing on an oval foot. Hallmarked William Comyns & Sons, London 1895 and