Group of 5 assorted sterling silver bowls

5 1/2 in. and 6 in. Diam., 10.40 ozt. t.w.

Group of Assorted Sterling Silver Table Articles including compote, bowl, salts, and bon bon dish. Used condition, wear, worn, dents, unweighted sterling. Weighs 5 t.o. Provenance: By descent, Clinedi

Group of silver and sterling silver articles, including a candelabra [9 1/2" H x 7" Diam.], bowl [2" H x 6 1/2" W x 10" D], and three other pieces, plus 5 pieces of flatware, one by Tiffany. 32 ozt.

(lot of 11) Sterling silver flatware group, assorted makers and patterns: (set) hammered silver, monogrammed, WL & Co? makers mark, (1) fork, 7.5"l, (3) service spoons, 8"l, tines and bowls with loss,

(lot of 9) Sterling silver flatware group: (1) Towle service spoon, 10"l; (3) assorted table spoons, all monogrammed, one bowl with loss to end, one unmarked possibly coin silver, 8.5"l; (4) R Wallace

10" Art Nouveau pattern sterling silver shaped bowl with 4 matching smaller bowls; 22 troy ozs. weighable; 2.5"H 10"Dia. largest; condition: all monogrammed

Together with a sterling silver mounted cut glass tray. Used condition. Apx. 10 T.O.

1) unmarked, hollow links, looks like an ID bracelet missing name, 2) with brass "buckles", ".925", 3) with 2 turquoise and one coral, "W. Long", Native American, 4) blue neamel, "sterling", "Italy",

Group of (25) assorted sterling silver items, including creamers, bowls, cups, coaster, etc. Approximately 36.7 oz total weight. Provenance: Studio Props of Martha Stewart.

Group of assorted sterling silver hollowware including Maciel Mexico bowl, Paul Revere Exemplar 1768 reproduction, other bowls, coasters, weighted candlesticks, etc. 20.2 troy oz. weighable

Lot 3 assorted sterling silver bowls including Whiting 5.5 inch bowl; 6 in Towle; and 5.5 inch porringer. 17.7 ozt total.

Group of 5 antique sterling silver serving pieces with pierced bowls. Includes 2 small ladles (one with mongram), sugar spoon (monogram), bar / cocktail stir spoon, and Watson "Coronado" pattern cucum

Assorted sterling silver tablewares. Includes a bowl, ladle, and trophy cup. Each pieces marked accordingly. Bowl measures 9.5" diameter and ladle measures 12". Condition: normal signs of age and use,

Includes 10k Gold pin with pink gemstone (2.2g), Sterling silver bracelet, 1/10 10k gold cuff links, and more, Largest pin measures 2 x 2 1/2 inches.

One marked Sterling silver. Includes necklaces, bracelets, pins, and more.

Group of 5 pcs. of sterling silver hollowware including International "Prelude" sugar bowl and creamer, Gorham shell form dish, Kenworth sterling bowl, and sterling silver baby mug 2"-6.5" 13.3 troy o

This is a group of 5 sterling silver salts with cobalt blue glass. A round controlled bubble glass bowl with symmetrical bubbles and a silver collar, 1 1/4" X 2". A three-footed trefoil shaped silver

Comprises a finger bowl, a low footed tazza, and a serving bowl. Accompanied by an assortment of condiment spoons, and small ladle, and others. Includes a tea infuser spoon with mother of pearl handle

Group of (5) assorted American sterling teapots and strainers, largest 9" H. Approximately 35.9 troy oz TW. Provenance: Chebeague Island, Maine collection. PLEASE NOTE: payment for silver, gold, jewel

Group of 32 pcs assorted sterling and coin silver, including 1 Watson sterling silver candy bowl, stylized Lily of the Valley design at rim, 6 3/8" diameter; 1 sterling candy bowl marked Reproduction

Six Whiting sterling silver bowls measuring 5.5" in diameter and four International Windsor nut dishes measuring 5.25". Bowls withy monograms. Total weight of this group of solid sterling items is. 63

(lot) Assorted sterling silver scrap group, examples include: (1) engraved Steiff presentation plate, (7) sterling demitasse, bowls mangled, (1) spoon with enameled handle, (1) ladle and (1) cocktail

5 Assorted (all different) Charles Krypell sterling silver rings. One with onyx, others just silver. 40.8 DWT total weight.

Group of (5) 18th century English sterling silver, to include: Queen Anne/George I salt cellar, Thomas Ash, London, 1714, of octagonal form with flared bottom, having interior with oval bowl and side