American Wallace sterling silver charger, 18.71 troy

American Wallace sterling silver charger having a polished surface detailed with bands of beads and flowers, and bearing a central calligraphic S monogram, 13"diam., 18.71 troy oz.

(lot of 2) American sterling silver group consisting of an International Silver Company "Wedgwood" pattern charger, 11.5"diam.; together with a Wallace pastry plate elaborately detailed with floral ga

(lot of 14) American sterling silver group consisting of a Gorham "P. Revere" reproduction bowl retaining glass liner; Roden Brothers Limited flaring bowl with stylized pierced accents; two Webster Co

(lot of 17) American Wallace sterling silver "Grande Baroque" pattern partial flatware service consisting of nine place forks, seven dinner knives, and a dessert server, 17.87 troy oz.

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

LARGE GORHAM "MARIE ANTOINETTE" STERLING CHARGER: Approx. 41.02 Troy ounces. American sterling silver round tray, Gorham Manufacturing Company, in the "Marie Antoinette" pattern, model number 497. App

R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. (American, Wallingford, Connecticut, 1871-). Sterling silver reticulated plate. Marked on the underside Sterling, with R.W. & S. maker's mark. 9 1/2"-diameter; 263.1 grams.

marked "Sterling", "patent 1871" and with illegible maker's mark, having a gilt bowl, monogrammed to the terminal approximately 7 troy ounces 13 1/4 inches long

Wallace Sterling (American/ Connecticut, 1871- ). A four piece sterling silver coffee and tea service in the "Grand Baroque" pattern comprising a 2 3/4 pint coffee pot, 2 1/2 pint tea pot, 7/8 pint cr

Wallace Silversmiths Inc. (American, founded 1871). 104 piece "Grand Baroque" (pattern introduced 1941) sterling silver flatware service comprising: twelve dinner forks (7.5"), twelve salad forks (6.6

An antique late 19th-century sterlin silver serving tray by Wallace Silversmiths, an American silver company established in 1871. Elongated oval shape. Embossed rims with carnation flower motif. The c

A Set Eight American Sterling Silver Gobletsmark of Wallace, pattern number 14, all without monograms. 6 3/4 in. 45.60 total troy oz. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlitt

R. Wallace & Sons Manufacturing Company (American (Connecticut), named as such in 1871, renamed in 1956), likely late 19th century. A sterling silver pocket flask of ovoid form with bas relief repouss

Four American Sterling Silver Julep Cups, mid-20th c., incl. 3 Wallace, h. 3 7/8 in., some dents to foot rims, and 1 Kirk with reeded rims, h. 3 3/4 in.; total wt. 13.70 troy ozs.

Medford, Massachusetts, Twentieth Century. Not monogrammed, marked "WALLACE/ STERLING/ 20/ 4 PT." 21.48 troy oz. Height to top of handle: 9.25 in., W: 9 in., D: 6 in.

(lot of 4) American sterling silver group, consisting of an International silver candy dish decorated with lilies, a Wallace charger in the "Poppy" pattern, a Preisner Silver Company dish, and a Walla

Comprising: Twelve Watson, teaspoons, in the John Alden pattern, retailed by J.E. Caldwell, the handle bearing the monogram: "M.V.P.", 5 3 /4 in. l, 11.8 Troy oz. Five Wallace Silversmiths bullion spo

A Set of Four American Sterling Silver Sherbetsall with mark of Wallace, pattern number 15, round bowl over a round pedestal foot, without monograms. 3 1/8 x 3 3/4 in. 14.45 total troy oz. Additional

(lot of 4) Assorted American sterling silver swing handle bon bon dishes, makers include Wallace, one having and inset cut glass bowl, largest: 5"dia., 5.29 weighable troy oz.

The shell by Wallace [10 1/4" H], second half of 20th century, the utensils including four with hollow handles and three others. Total weight of weight able silver is approximately 17 troy oz. All wit

(Lot of 95) Wallace sterling silver "Grand Colonial" pattern partial flatware service consisting of seventeen teaspoons; twelve of each dinner knives, dessert/salad forks, soup spoons; ten of each din

Lot of four pieces of American sterling silver. Includes a Gorham repousse bowl measuring 3.5" tall x 8.3" diameter, an S. Kirk & Sons scenic embossed footed charger measuring 11" diameter, an S. Kirk

(set of 8) American sterling silver goblets, Wallace Silversmiths, of typical form, approx 6.6"h, 48.90ozt Start Price: $400.00

South American .925 sterling silver charger dish, chased and repousse with grape leaves and clusters. Unmarked. Tested. [17 5/8 (dia) inches]. 37.725 ozt.