GORHAM CHIPPENDALE STERLING SAUCE GRAVY BOAT WOOD HANDL

2 Sterling Silver Gravy/Sauce Boats with Wooden Handles. 1 is Fisher (Numbered 1070) and the other is Gorham Chippendale (Numbered 164/1). Both Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good. Gorham

A sterling silver sauce or gravy ladle by Gorham in the Chippendale pattern. Ebonized wood handle. Measures 8.75" long to end of handle, 5.25" wide from spout ends, 2.25" high. Weighs 6 troy oz.

A Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Pipkins. Silver brandy sauce boats in the Chippendale pattern. Each with a wood handle 2 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 5 1/4" Wt: 10.85 ozt

Lot Consists of a Gorham Sterling Chippendale Pattern Gravy Boat and Underplate. Total Approximate Weight is 13.25 ozt. In Good Condition.

Gorham sterling silver gravy / sauce boat with attached underplate, maker's marks: "Gorham / YC430." 4.25" H x 8.5" W x 4.74" D. Approx 11.70 ozt. From the Estate of Elliott Lang.

Gorham Sterling Silver "Plymouth" Gravy / Sauce Boat. No underplate. No monograms. Good condition. Measures 7 1/2"x3 3/4"x3 3/4". Weight 195 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate

With attached underplate. Together with a Gorham "Chippendale" pattern small circular bowl, and Gorham bon bon dish with reticulated border, total weight approx. 18 T.O. Gravy boat 4-1/2"h x 8"l

Three Sterling Silver & Wood Handle Sauce Boats / Gravy Ladles. Longest measures 8 inches in length.

Gorham Mfg Co sterling silver gravy or sauce boat #460, 1891. Monogrammed “EFW”. Beautiful repousse florals and foliate scrolls. Marked to the underside base. Weight Approx., 5.33ozt Measures

7 Sterling Silver Assorted Table Pieces, includes a Gorham gravy/ sauce boat with attached underplate, hallmarked Gorham Sterling 690, Durgin Sterling porringer bowl, inscribed on front "Anna Longhurs

Chippendale Gorham 1962 Double Spouted Pipkin with Ebony Handle sauce boat server. IMPORTANT: NO In-House Shipping, Please read our shipping terms for provider.

Sterling Silver Hollowware Assortment Five items including a cut-work basket, three repousse bowls and a Gorham Chippendale 939 gravy boat; all having maker marks and sterling hallmarks Condition: Ver

GROUP OF SILVER AND PLATE TABLE ITEMS including a Gorham silver 'Chippendale' brandy warmer with turned wood handle, an English plated gravy boat, a globular and repousse decorated hot water kettle on

GORHAM STERLING SILVER GRAVY BOAT AND UNDER TRAY, CHIPPENDALE PATTERN, WEIGHS 13.57 TROY OUNCES, AS PICTURED

6.3 ozt. 7 1/2" long x 3 1/2" wide x 4" high. Monogrammed. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be re

Gorham sterling gravy boat, 10ozt, 4 1/2"h x 8"w (scratches)

A pair of American sterling silver sauce / gravy ladles by Gorham in the King George pattern. Gold wash bowls, each measuring 7" long. The front of handles monogrammed Weiter (surname). Overall weight

Both with gadrooning, one bearing the initials “H.S.F. – I.B.S. / 1895-1935”; the other in hammered silver; total weight 22 ozt w. 9 in. (largest tray)

Sauce Boat with underplate: Gorham, Sterling , Sauce Boat marked A10000/1, H 1-5/8", L 5-3/4"; Underplate, L 6-1/2" , marked A91090; (2) Compotes, H 2-5/8" , Dia. 5-3/8", Weighted, Marked 858-5 Matthe

Gold Wash - 7 1/2" wide - Appr. 12.7 troy ounces - See photos for condition and details

Classic gravy boat with under tray, receded helmet mouth, scroll and bracket handle with foliate mounts, oval stepped foot. Oval shape under tray with receded rim. Hallmarked symbols and Sterling mode

Hallmarked Sterling Silver Gravy boat, measures 7.5 in. Long, 4 in. Wide. Verso marked GORHAM 328 2 within impressed shield- Sterling, with anchor and Lion Passant. Bright shine. 6.77 ozt Sterling sil

DESCRIPTION: A sterling silver gravy boat with cherub motifs holding two oars with a reticulated base design. Hallmarked on the bottom. Weight: 196 grams CIRCA: Late 19th To Early 20th Century ORIGIN:

Gorham Manufacturing, c. 1868, with "GPM" monogram on one side. 5-1/2"h x 8-1/2"w x 4"d and apx. 11 t.o. Deaccessioned from a Virginia Museum. D93.02