American Sterling Bowls

each designed after Paul Revere; the first: Gorham (621 grams, 9 inches diameter); the second: International Sterling (321 grams, 6 inches diameter); the third: Reed and Barton (4 1/2 inches diameter,

American, 20th century. Two sterling silver bowls including one footed bowl by Towle, and one floral repoussé bowl by Woodside Sterling Co.; largest wd. 14.25 in., total weight 26.995ozt (839.64g

The pair, with an impressed star, the letter R, Sterling, Francis I pattern. The plate, marked Reed & Barton, Sterling. All chased with foliage. Height of bowls 1.75 in. Diameter 8 in. Diameter of pla

American, 20th century. Three pieces of sterling including a Whiting creamer, retailed by Duhme, a Whiting Art Nouveau dish and a footed bowl by Tuttle, all marked; bowl ht. 4 in., total silver wt. 21

comprising a shell bowl marked "Sterling" (no maker's mark), 5 1/4 x 4 3/8 in. (13.3 x 11.1 cm.); the serving bowl marked for Durham, 9 1/4 x 7 3/4 in. (23.5 x 19.7 cm.); approximately 499 grams

Whiting, the oval sides chased with bands of leaves and flower heads, the foot similar, and with wavy rims. Length: 10 - 3/4”. Weight: 28 oz t. Condition: Dimensions: 4 - 1/2" x 10 - 3/4" x 8 -

Comprising a Gorham for Black Starr & Frost cake plate, diameter 10 inches; Gorham presentation bread tray engraved Proudly Presented to Judge Mary Anne Trump Barry, '54 The Kew-Forrest School Jun

Group of American Sterling Silver Bowls and Baskets Comprising two examples by Whiting and two examples by Gorham, length of longest 12 inches. Total approximately 46 ounces. •

the first: Reed and Barton, with maker's mark, further marked "Sterling", and "X811" (13 inches wide; 8 3/4 inches deep; 3 3/4 inches high, approximately 607 grams); the second: no maker's mark, marke

Two American Sterling Silver Bowls, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Comprising an Art Nouveau bowl, William B. Kerr & Co., Newark, New Jersey, 1880-1905, chased with clover stems, engraved in

Four American repousse decorated sterling silver bowlsvarious makers20th centurydiameter of largest 9in (23cm); total silver weight approximately 33oz troy

10"dia. - 9"dia. and approx. 27 t.o. Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

American 20th, Towle Louis Xiv And Wallace Stradivari, Both Marked Underside, Diameter 10 Inches, Total Weight 586.1 Grams, Light Surface Scratches, See Photos For Condition.

Six American Sterling Silver Bowls Plates and Ladle by Various Makers, 20th Century, Including Gorham, Towle &Steiff. Ladle not weighed due to wooden handle. Approx. weight: 24 troy oz.

Exceptional Large American Sterling Center Bowl, early 20th c., by A. Redlich & Co., #4638, of lobed circular form with latticed lobes, and repousse flowers and leaves, H.- 5 1/2 in., Dia.- 19 in., wt

American. A lobed center bowl having lion's mask bail handles, and a pair of sterling candlesticks with matching decoration, both rising on ball feet. Each piece marked Sterling, the bowl with indisti

American Sterling Silver Bowl Height 3 3/4 inches, diameter 8 1/2 inches, approximately 16 ounces. •

American Sterling Centre Bowl with Repousse Decoration By Dominic & Haff, 10 3/4", 789 Grams.

Dominick & Haff (American) Sterling Silver Bowl, Daisies Motif, Ca. 1920, H 2.25" Dia. 12" 20.96t oz | Offers an exquisite openwork border with summertime daisies in high relief. Bearing signature bra

DESCRIPTION: South American silver bowl with attached handle. Weight 750 grams. CIRCA: 20th century ORIGIN: South America DIMENSIONS: H: 4.5" D: 9.5" CONDITION: Good condition, some minor dents. Unles

A 20th Century American Sterling SIlver Bowl by Sciarrotta. With irregular scalloped edge, marked "Sciarrotta Handmade Sterling 67" 5" x 10", wt: approx. 24.55 ozt

Whiting Manufacturing Co., New York, NY; retailer's mark "Berry and Whittmore Co."; monogrammed to center interior; approximately 615 grams; 12 inches diameter; 3 inches high

C. 1930'sHallmarks on the bottom by Sterling, Hardy & Hayes, 117 and two other marksDimensions:Dia. 9" x H 3.5" Condition: tarnishedNote: Hardy & Hayes from Pittsburgh, PA 1885-Present Founded by J. A

(lot of 10) American sterling silver bowl group, some with gadroon and repousse accents, makers include Frank M. Whiting, Weidlich Sterling Spoon Company, International Silver Company, Matthews Compan