American Sterling Dish & Plated Pitcher

20th century, the lobed square dish by Stone Assoc., Gardner, MA, 1937-55, applied with banded border, and a silver-plated small pitcher with hinged cover, [1/2" and 6" x L 10" and 4 1/2", silver weig

American, 19th century. A collection of three pieces of American Art Nouveau sterling silver comprising of a pair of candy dishes with cut crystal bowls by Mauser Manufacturing Company (American (New

Sterling shell form dish, 3- 3 inch indiv trays, 2 1/4 inch shot glass, 3 x 4 inch engraved ashtray, plated cream pitcher, all marked for Tiffany and Co. 20.25 ozt

American, 19th-20th century. A sterling punch bowl by Frank M. Whiting, and a cream pitcher and serving dish by Woodside Sterling Co.; bowl dia. 9 in., weighable silver wt. 25.39ozt (789.5g).

comprising: pair of Stieff "Rose" standing salt & peppers, a cream pitcher and open sugar bowl; together with a coin silver spoon, repousse sterling lid, and a silver-plated jigger, 10.10 ozt.

including: two baby cups, cream pitcher & sugar bowl, goblet, child's cup, bread & butter plate, and three nut dishes; together with a pair of Japanese silver salt & pepper shakers (corroded) and thre

Group of Sterling Silver & Coin Silver Articles, American, 19th/20th C., Includes a pitchers, 2 weighted compotes, boxes, flatware, a soap box, salt and pepper, small dishes, etc., small lobed dish is

Circa 1900. Pitcher with sterling rim, cheese dome, four cordials, sauce dishes, bowls and etc.

Gorham, Providence, Rhode Island; with maker's marks, further marked "Sterling" and "13719"; approximately: 1,297 grams; not engraved; Provenance: The Estate of Arthur and Doris Glick, Beverly Hills;

stamped to underside "Montgomery Bros / Los Angeles / Sterling"; Approximately 35 ounces 11 1/4 x 8 1/2 x 6 in. (28.6 x 21.6 x 15.2 cm.)

marked "Shreve and Co / San Francisco / Sterling"; not monogrammed; approximately: 895 grams; 9 inches wide; 10 1/2 inches high

Gorham / Durgin Co.; with Durgin maker's mark and further marked "Gorham"; approximately 578 grams 7 x 8 1/4 x 6 1/2 in. (17.8 x 21 x 16.5 cm.)

William Gale / Dominick and Haff, New York, NY; decorated with a portrait profile to each side of body, the interior gilt-washed; stamped "New York / Wm Gale Jr. / .925 Sterling / [Dominick and Haff m

British Sterling Sauceboat and American Sterling Dish, footed sauceboat marked Birmingham, probably 20thc, together with a scalloped small dish. Dimensions: Dish 6 in. dia. Total Approximate Weight: 1

AMERICAN STERLING DISH, SACCHARIN BOX, & FUNNEL, MID 20TH C.:Sterling silver includes 1 Durham Silver Co. dish with anthemion handles, W.5 1/2" overall; 1 Lunt saccharin box, Dia.2"; and 1 funnel, uni

A Miscellaneous Collection of American Sterling Dishes by Various Makers, Including Whiting, Alvin and R. Wallace and Sons. Total approx. weight: 73.3 troy oz. Largest dimensions: H: 2 x W: 12 x D: 6

Five 20th century American Sterling Silver bowls and charger by various makers. Circular forms, two with pierced decoration. 25.09 troy ozs. Two monogrammed, some surface wear and small dents. Up to 1

American. Five sterling silver dishes; largest lg. 10.25, wd. 7.75 in., total wt. 29.50ozt (917.5g).

American sterling silver dishes with early 20th century inscriptions, including a Mauser Manufactoring Co. plate bordered by putti and scrolling acanthus leaves, inscribed, "WARREN WINSLOW / FROM / CA

Group of four .925 sterling silver dishes by Reed and Barton, Gorham, Wallace, etc. [Largest: 3 x 6 1/2 inches]. Total weight: 12.20 ozt.

By Dominick & Haff, New York, NY, 1895, of inverted pear form, chased at intervals with fruiting grape vine, engraved on one side with engraved script monogram, with conforming pierced foot, [H 8 3/4"

American Sterling Water Pitcher by Fisher, with fluted decoration. Good condition with minimal scratching, commensurate with age and use. Approx weight: 22.690 oztSize: 10 x 6 1/4 x 10 1/2 in. #1195

By Garaff, Washbourne, and Dunn, with retail mark for J E Caldwell Philadelphia, the pitcher features bolded scrolled acanthus decorated feat, repose floral decoration, and an ear form acanthus decora

J.E. Caldwell & Co, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; not monogrammed; approximately 510 grams; 6 3/4 inches high