English sterling silver finger bowl, Sheffield, 1900,

English sterling silver finger bowl, Sheffield, 1900, by Atkin Brothers, having an elegant shell form and rising on three ball feet, 6"l, 2.92 troy oz.

A Mid century English sterling silver footed bowl by Walker & Hall, Sheffield. Height: 11 cm, width: 21 cm. Weight: 454 grams. Marked.

(lot of 12) English sterling silver mounted cut crystal scent bottles, mostly Sheffield, 1900-1904; together three silver overlaid glass examples, tallest: 5.75"h. Provenance: Property from the collec

4 English Sterling Silver Items. 1st & 2nd items: Pair of English Rococo style sterling silver candlesticks, hallmarked for Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1900. 10" H. 26.45 total troy ounces (weight inclu

Circa 1900. Estimate $1.400-1.600

An English Arts & Crafts hammered sterling silver pedestal bowlJames Dixon & Sons, Sheffield1907height 7 3/4in (19.5cm); diameter 5 3/4in (14.5cm); weight approximately 14oz troy Provenance:Property

TWO PIECES OF ENGLISH STERLING SILVER 1) Footed center bowl with repousse floral design, Sheffield, 1903. Roberts & Belk, maker. Also with an oil lamp mark on underside of foot. Diameter 8". 2) Silver

Hallmarkerd English sterling silver center bowl. With Frederick Wilson & Co. maker's marks, Sheffield, c. 1907. Base slightly warped. '022-34-9799" etched on the bottom. 5 1/4" H x 6 3/4" Diameter 485

Antique Sheffield, England sterling silver pedestal serving bowl, retailed by Zachariah Barraclough & Sons., having repousse Art Nouveau scrolled flowers and undulating reticulated border. Upper diam

English sterling silver salver - Sheffield 1899, mark of MARTIN HALL e Co. of polylobate form standing on four claw and ball feet. Fully hallamrked Sheffield 1899-1900 marks, silversmith Martin, Hall

ENGLISH STERLING SILVER shell shaped footed Dish with horse crest, made in Sheffield, circa 1900 5 x 4” weight, 2.0 troy oz.

A pair of English sterling silver knife rests. Formed as a running fox. Hallmarks for William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield, England, 1900. Each measuring 3.5" long, .75" wide, 1" high.

Sheffield English Edwardian sterling silver fruit bowl, dated 1901, makers marks on plate. 14.02 ozt. 2.5" H x 12.75" W.

An English sterling silver tea caddy spoon. Hallmarks for Cooper Brothers and Sons, Sheffield, England, 1900, 2.25" long. Scalloped shell motif on handle. Together with a Danish silver tea strainer sp

A pair of English sterling silver serving dishes / fruit bowls. Hallmarks for William Mammatt & Son, Sheffield, England, 1901, . Embossed floral, leaf and vine motif. Each measuring 10.75" x 8" x 1.5"

Fine piece of antique English Sheffield sterling silver. A small, lobed bowl. Marked with hallmarks within dish and 5071 to the base. Bowl- 98.65 grams / 3.17 OZT Measures: D 4 3/4" x H 1"

4-pieces total. (1) Mustard pot with hallmarks for Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1896. 3 1/2" H. (2) Shell form dish with hallmarks for Hammond, Creake & Co., Sheffield, 1903. 1" H x 5" x 4". (3) M

made in Sheffield in 1903 and 1905, maker's mark "JD&S". 1 1/2" high, 4 1/8" wide. Weight: 5.780 OZT. Provenance: Property of a Rhode Island Collector.

Edwardian era English sterling silver centerpiece / footed bowl with marks for silversmiths James Dixon & sons, Sheffield sterling silver and letter date for 1906. Also numbered "6980" on the undersid

English Sterling Silver Small Footed Punch Bowl with shaped border, chased with rocaille centering two vacant cartouches, on a conforming domed foot, mark of Levesley Brothers, Sheffield, 1926 height

James Dixon & Sons Sheffield English Sterling Silver Centerpiece Serving Compote Bowl. Has a high relief scroll paisley motif design. No monograms. Dated 1897Manufacturer/Maker: James Dixon & SonsStyl

An English sterling silver berry spoon. Hallmarks for John Round, Sheffield, England, 1901. Embossed bowl, the handle with an engraved scrolling floral and leaf motif. Measures 8.75" long. Weighs 69 g

English Sterling Silver Reticulated Compote. Signed with hallmarks for William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield, Sterling, 1896; has a bowl form with scalloped edge and 6 pierced decorated panels, raised on a

E. S. Barnsley & Co Ltd., Birmingham, circa 1908, pierced three footed bowl with paw feet. James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, circa 1910, octagonal lidded urn with pierced pedestal and crown. Martin, Hall