Gorham Sterling Silver Shaped Bowl

Monogrammed. Approx. 11" x 7 1/2" x 2". Weight: approx. 11.09 ozt.

Gorham MARTELE Sterling Silver shaped bowl with Floral and Leaf decorated border. 10-1/2" long x 8-1/4" wide 1-7/8" high. 15 troy ozs.

Antique Gorham Reticulated and Reposse Sterling Silver Heart Shaped Bowl. 2 inches x 10 inches x 8 inches. Approximately 267 grams.

Antique Gorham sterling silver dish features reticulated heart shaped bowl seated on ball feet, monogram, 9.39 toz Measures: 2.25" H x 8" W @ W x 10" L @ L.

Item/Description: Antique Gorham Sterling Silver Heart Shaped Nut Candy Dish Bowl #966. Pretty bowl by American Silversmiths, Gorham Manufacturing Company. Repousse floral and scrollwork border; pierc

the shaped bowl with finely executed cutwork and period "EJ" monogram, the handle wrapped with a rope and capped by a cast silver polar bear, hallmarked, circa 1870. 11.5 in. 2.4 troy oz. Gorham intro

Gorham Sterling Silver Punch Ladle in the Rare "Hound" Pattern , introduced 1865, shaped bowl, l. 11 3/4 in., wt. 4.30 troy ozs

Gorham Sterling Silver Squirrel Nut Spoon. Cast and applied squirrel on branch shaped handle with leaf shaped bowl in gold wash. 3 ozt. L 8 1/2" W 3 3/4".

Gorham Sterling Silver Soup Ladlelate 19th century, period engraving "Greenfield" to handle, bright-cut floral engraving to handle and decorative shaped bowl, presented in the original fitted case as

Antique Gorham sterling silver nut or candy dishes feature reticulated heart shaped bowls with scroll and foliate designing, seated on ball feet, en verso maker mark as photographed, circa 1890.Measur

Six Gorham sterling silver iced tea or mint julep spoons with heart shaped bowls. Each stamped Gorham Sterling and measures 8 1/4" length. Total weight 2.2ozt.

Good Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Renaissance Revival Salt Cellars Model #440 [#GM33], introduced ca. 1863, this pair with date mark of 1869, with bucket-shaped bowl and molded rim with patera-decor

Gorham footed sterling silver hollowware shell shaped nut dish or bon bon bowl, marked "Gorham", with makers marks, "Sterling", and "42677" to the bottom as well as hand etched "2043". Total weight 5.

Pair of Gorham sterling silver pierced heart shaped nut or candy dish is in good pre-owned condition and weighs 5.22 grams of pure silver. The measurements are about 5 inches long by 4 1/2 inches and

(2) Gorham sterling silver tablewares, 20th c., incl. Rococo style plate with shaped repousse rim and bowl on bun feet with fluted decoration, plate: 9"dia, bowl: 3"h x 5.25"dia, approx. 22.8ozt (tota

Ribbed Shell Bowl With Ball Shaped Feet.Scalloped Bon Bon, seafood serving dish.Monogrammed. Marked on bottom: Gorham / Sterling / 42606 / Makers Marks. Total approximate weight: 374 grams. Height: 1

Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Model #2550, introduced in 1890, this pair with date mark of 1893, bowl form with shaped and embossed rococo rim. h. 5/8", dia. 3"; 1.28 total t. oz. Litera

sterling silver stirrers having a heart shaped bowl, with hallmarks on the end of the handle ; all together 4 ozt h. 8-1/8 w. 1 in. Provenance: Descent through the family of Thomas Yawkey, former owne

Pair vermeil heart shaped dishes, and a small bowl. 8.7 oz troy. (From a 1025 Fifth Avenue Estate)

Gorham sterling silver center bowl of low form, 1912, shaped rim having spaced foliate ornamentation, hallmarked, some surface wear, 2.75"h, 10.5"diam, 20.15ozt *Provenance: Estate of Howard Hand (Tex

Gorham sterling silver serving bowl with scalloped center and shaped rim having repousse baroque scrolls and floral ornament 9" x 2.5" 9.1 troy oz

Patented 1915. Pot, 9"h. Creamer and sugar with mismatched boat-shaped waste bowl. On a silver-plated Reed and Barton tray. Monogrammed. Approx. 49 ozt.

Three sterling silver bowls, including a Whiting centerpiece bowl, with shaped, foliate rim, a Gorham Revere reproduction bowl, and another American sterling silver bowl. [Largest: 14 (dia) inches]. C

Two Sterling Silver and Enamel Servers by Gorham and Shieblerto include: a Gorham Louis XVI serving spoon, 1896 patent mark, with shaped bowl, monogrammed "F.A. Draper" to handle underside (8 7/8 in.)