Art Nouveau Candy\Bon Bon Basket

This is a wonderful antique Art Nouveau Gorham sterling silver candy/bonbon/nut bowl with a beautiful raised repousse thistle flower motif. This is circa 1900. There is a monogram in the center of the

Silver bonbon basket, 833/000, oval, tightly sawn model with a crackling edge and 2 handles in leaf shape. Art Deco. JAGerritsen, Amsterdam, jl.:X:1907. 17x10.5x8cm. about 180 grams. In very good cond

A Collection of Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Repousse Hollowwareincludes: (2) footed candy dishes with marks for J.E. Caldwell & Co., pattern number 6072, with script monograms to bowl; a small bon bon

Gorham gilt sterling silver Art Nouveau pierced bon bon spoon #H866, 1896. A hand chased figural face of a woman to the finial of the spoon with hand chased foliate scrolls, roses and dolphins from th

Gorham Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Bon Bon Bowl: Measures 7x5.5" Anchor lion mark, A2737. Weighs 107.5 grams. Beautiful piece.

Comprising an Art Nouveau bon bon stand, Gorham Mfg. Co., 1904, engraved with the initial "F;" and a lobed dish, Whiting Mfg. Co., 1914, engraved initial "h" in Gothic script, each with factory marks

22 pcs. of late Victorian sterling silver serving flatware including Kirk Repousse bon bon and two shell spoons, Whiting Louis XV olive fork, various sauce ladles, Art Nouveau bon bon, etc. 14.3 troy

Mauser Art Nouveau bonbon dish with repousse strawberry motif. Marked "STERLING, 346" to bottom. Measures 6 1/2" (16.5cm). Total weight 3.2ozt (100g).

Gorham sterling silver Art Nouveau pierced bon bon dpoon #H867, 1899. A hand chased figural face of a woman to the finial of the spoon with hand chased foliate scrolls, roses and dolphins from the han

A Collection of American Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Nut and Bon Bon Bowlsfive bowls including a bon bon bowl, pattern number C1055, with script monogram (7 in dia.), and a nut bowl, pattern number C1

Two (2) Sterling silver Art Nouveau high relief bon bon bowls by Mauser Mfg. Co. New York City. Dimensions: 5 1/2" diameter. Total weight: 4.2 avg. oz.

Antique Ackermann & Fritze Vienna Art Nouveau porcelain figural trinket / candy basket having a figural design depicting a brother and sister. Bottom holds impress crown over F mark and impressed bind

19th Century Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Figural Nut or BonBon Dish. Having charming flowers and nymph heads chased into the rim. Weighs 3.2 standard ounces or 90 grams, and measures 8 inches long x 5

Art Nouveau Tiffany & Co Dated Christmas 1902 Sterling Silver Bon Bon Spoon Hallmarked " Tiffany & Co Makers Sterling " Heart Shaped Bowl Floral Shaped Handle Monogrammed " Christmas 1902 " 4,25" L x

Edwardian Silver Plate Basket Bonbon Candy Dish Approximately 5 x 5 1/8 x 5 9/16 inches tall.

Pieces American, early 20th century, possibly a ladle rest or large bon bon with Art Nouveau iris and foliate decoration, marks for Gorham, "A4224", monogram, 4.09 oz. T., 6-3/4 in.,. Condition: good

MURANO ART GLASS STYLE BON BON CANDIES -VERY GOOD CONDITION

Fine Eggshell Porcelain Bon Bon Candy Dish Handled Basket Approximately 6 x 5 1/8 x 3 3/16 inches.

(Lot of 61) Art nouveau sterling spoons and forks, including Gorham bonbon spoons, a Towle ladle, sugar shell and (4) Gorham ice cream forks, total weighable 38.25 toz

Assorted Sterling Utensils and Continental .900 Art Nouveau Silver Spooner, including a Towle small Chipped Beef fork, Whiting sterling and enamel Bon Bon spoon, S.Kirk and Sons Scallop Shell spoon, S

Assembled Sterling Silver Bon Bon Serving Setincludes a bon bon bowl, mark of Henry Birks & Sons; reticulated form with rolled repousse rim raised on four paw feet; and an art nouveau style articulate

Elaborate Art Nouveau scene with maiden and cherubs, circa 1890, #589, 5" long, 43 grams, no monogram, excellent.

This bureau is made of heavy card stock foundation that is decorated with artistic papers, mirrors and miniature seashells to simulate carving. Originally intended for use as a bon bon box but later b

(lot of 18) Miscellaneous American Art Nouveau sterling flatware by various makers, including a Gorham Lady Washington berry spoon, a Whiting tea strainer, a George Shreve lemon fork, (2) bonbon spoon