An American Aesthetic Movement Silver-Plate Serving

An American Aesthetic Movement Silver-Plate Serving Tray Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 19th Century the field chased to show foliate scrolls enclosing engraved monogram G.E.W., dated Sept. 18th, 18

Aesthetic Movement silver plate serving bowl fashioned as a nut shell rising on a leafy branch form stand 7.75"h x 9"w

American Aesthetic Movement silverplate centerpiece tazza by Pairpoint MFG Co. the open bowl rising on a sculpted standard with putti and rising on a footed base, 11.5"h

Estimate $400-500

AMERICAN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT VICTORIAN SILVERPLATE COFFEE SERVICE. SIMPSON, HALL, AND MILLER TEA POTS WITH EAGLE FINIAL; 12" x 9" AND SMALLER

Meriden Britannia Co., Meriden, CT, Late Nineteenth Century. Cast with trailing flowering foliage, raised on three figures of putti, factory mark and pattern 137. Height 6 inches.

Matched Pair of 19th c. American Aesthetic Movement Silver Plate Lily Pad Compotes in the Japonisme Manner. No makers mark. Each measures 7 1/2"x7 1/2"x7". Weight combined 2 pds 10 oz. PROVENANCE: A C

An American Victorian Aesthetic Movement silver plate tea serviceLate 19th centuryComprising a tray, coffee pot, two hot water pots, covered sugar, waste bowl, and creamer, each with geometric and flo

Two American Aesthetic Movement Sterling Silver Serving Utensils, Late Nineteenth Century. Comprising a fish serving fork, George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, New York, the hammered handle chased and

19th C. Victorian Aesthetic Movement Rectangular Silver Plate Serving Tray with incised design. Size: 27L x 19.5w

Aesthetic Movement silver plate mounted majolica serving bowl and salad serving set in the bird and fan pattern, attributed to Wedgwood, the round bowl having a silver plate rim and foot, with fan sha

A MERIDEN SILVERPLATE AMERICAN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT COFFEE AND TEA SERVICE'. TRAY IS 24" X 15"

Fine American Aesthetic Movement Hammered Sterling Silver and Mixed Metal Salad Serving Fork and Spoon, Whiting, c. 1880, marked "7/Whiting trademark/STERLING", handles with applied lobsters and coppe

AN ASSEMBLED GROUP OF BETTER VICTORIAN SILVER PLATE ICE WATER PITCHERS AND COFFEE URNS TWO WITH AMERICAN AESTHETIC MOVEMENT DECORATION

Includes; embossed salt and pepper shakers, roll top butter dish, roll top condiment or relish dish, aesthetic movement tea pot and two creamers. In age appropriate condition with some signs of use an

Benjamin J. Mayo (American). Ornately modeled strong Aesthetic Movement influenced design with etched stork bird amidst foliage on opposite sides. Nicely divided with lid. Mounted atop four bracket st

(lot of 2) American Victorian silverplate articles, in the Aesthetic taste, including: (1) jewelry stand/ casket, Rockford Silverplate Company, with pivoting center compartment, approx 10.5"

(lot of 2) Silverplate serving pieces, late 19th/ early 20th c., including: (1) Rococo Revival serving bowl, A.G. Dufva, with pierced shell spoon, approx 14.5"h, 12"w, 8.5"d, (1) Aesthetic Movement bu

Pair of lidded serving dishes having deer / elk motif throughout including (4) deer hoof feet, (2) elk head handles and a deer finial on lid on each Property from: an Elk Grove Village, Illinois colle

(lot of 5) Aesthetic movement coffee service comprised of (4pc) Aurora silver plate kettle, creamer, lidded sugar and open waste, all having engraved and fancy foliate decor, lyre form finials; togeth

Antique 19th c. American Aesthetic Movement Large Simpson Hall Miller & Co. Triple Plate Water Pitcher. Footed with Renaissance Masks, foliate and lily engraved body, lily finial. Measures 11"x6 1/2"x

including an aesthetic movement serving spoon / fork, tongs, souvenir spoons etc.

An antique late 19th-century copper loving cup by Gorham, one of the largest American manufacturers of sterling and silverplate pieces. Cylinder shape, ball feet, three handles and embossed silver mou

An American Aesthetic Movement Silver Chalice Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1872 marked 'Sterling' on underside 7 ozt Height 6 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe