British Sterling Sauceboat and American Sterling Dish

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 International sterling silver dish, together with a British sterling silver creamer and sugar. [Dish: 2 x 11 x 7 1/2 inches]. 17.38 ozt.

consisting of goblet by WED, two cups by International, a wood-handled chocolate pot by Lunt, a pair of dishes by William Abely London Reproductions, and a Georgian style bowl simply marked H sterling

Two American Silver Table Articles First Half 20th Century comprising a handwrought oval dish with foliate details by Cellini Shop and an associated sauce boat. 18 ozt 13 dwt each marked 'Sterling' to

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

(18th / early 19th c) Various makers 5 1/2 inches (and under). Including John Spackman etc 6.7 troy ounces

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.

many Georgian and Victorian, British items include a Georgian candle wick trimmer and snuffer, London, WB for Wilkes Booth or William Bennett, 1809, a pair of sugar nips, London, JG, a Georgian meat s

8 pieces American sterling silver. Pair of Wallace clam shell dishes, each 6 1/4"L; 2 Webster art nouveau style dishes, 6"-diameter and 6 5/8"L; art nouveau style dish with illegible mark, 6 3/4"L; le

Two hallmarked Sterling silver cigarette boxes with wood lined interiors. The larger box has hallmarks to the side and a front dedication embossed TO WILLIAM H J MCINTYRE FROM HIS MANY FRIENDS IN THE

"Francis I" pattern by Reed and Barton, Taunton, MA, 1950. [11 3/4" L x 7 1/2" W x 1 1/4" H]. 12 ozt.

Graff, Washbourne & Dunn American Sterling Silver Dish, circa 1930. Ornate raised floral decoration to the rim, bowl with fluted sides. Chrysanthemum Underside marked Sterling 9in 1074, Graff, Washbou

An American Sterling Silver Dish. Round dish with engraved border and two scrolled handled. Center is engraved with an "M" Height: 2" Width: 12 1/4" 12.30 ozt

DESCRIPTION: Antique American sterling silver dishes, includes: (1Pc) Gorham sterling silver dish with ornate pierced scrolling forms and acanthus leaf rim. Hallmarked: "Sterling, A4965" with Gorham m

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

American sterling silver oval dish. Marked Sterling on the underside. 13"L; 406.6 grams. Scratches throughout.

Assorted sterling silver tableware, including a Sheffield sterling ladle, marked with Lion passant and date hallmark for 1967; a Roden Bros sterling serving spoon, a monogrammed sterling serving spoon

AMERICAN STERLING ORGANIC-FORMED DISHES, TWO, H TO 1" L 5 1/2"-6 1/4":Comprising: one Meriden Britannia Company leaf-form dish, length 6 1/4"; and one Richard Dimes Company spiral design dish, height

American, circa 1930's. Two sterling serving dishes by Tiffany & Co. (1907-1947), dished with simple raised rib perimeter edge and monogram, dishes marked "Tiffany & Co. 17803 makers 176 sterling. sil