Group of Sterling Silver Bowls and Platters

Group of Sterling Silver Bowls and Platters Weight: 70.8 troy ounces. Makers including: 2 pieces Tiffany & Co., 2 platters Wallace Sterling, footed bowl after William Fleming. Max Dia. 10 in.

Group of Sterling Silver Footed Bowls and Platters Weight: 81 troy ounces. Makers include: Rita Barton, International Silver Company, Amston, Heather Mathews, Wallace, J.S. & Co. Max Ht. 3 in. Max D.

Including gravy boats, a cognac warmer, and other bowls, appx. 36 t.o.; also including but not weighed: a weighted bowl and a weighted creamer and sugar.

Five pieces, one with a reticulated edge, makers include Towle and Wallace. Dimensions: The diameters range from 4 3/4" to 10", the total approximate weight is 23 troy ounces. Provenance: From a Penns

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 six items (3 with engraved monograms, 1 bearing a four line engraved inscription). Makers include: Gorham, Wallace, and L. Bamberger & Co. Accompanied by a pair of diminutive condiment spoons

(lot of 3) Sterling silver group: (1) Old Wallingford ashtray, 4.25"diam; (1) small bowl with stylized bead and gadrooned border, marked underfoot, 6"diam; (1) Revere silver service bowl having gadroo

early 20th century. oval platter with floral edge together with covered serving dish. monogrammed at center illegibly. 49.2 oz standard

A Group of Sterling Silver Bowls and Trays by Various Makers, 20th Century, Including Gorham. Trays marked 925 and Silver. Bowl has engraved dedication. Approx. weight: 66 troy oz. Largest tray dimens

Comprising a Gorham for Black Starr & Frost cake plate, diameter 10 inches; Gorham presentation bread tray engraved Proudly Presented to Judge Mary Anne Trump Barry, '54 The Kew-Forrest School Jun

Group of American Sterling Silver Bowls and Baskets Comprising two examples by Whiting and two examples by Gorham, length of longest 12 inches. Total approximately 46 ounces. •

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

Group of Four Sterling Silver Bowls, to include two Paul Revere reproduction bowls, largest in height 4 1/2 inches, diameter 8 inches.

Group of sterling silver reticulated bowls, largest - 2 1/4'' h., 11 1/4'' dia., 21.6 ozt.

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

A group of 4 sterling silver bowls by silversmith Salvador de la Serna. All 4 feature the same vine pattern around the edges of the rims. The largest bowl is monogrammed “1924 AA 1949.” Di

Kichigoro Uyeda, Japan. Group of four sterling silver bowls with decorative rims, marked "Sterling" and "K Uyeda" along the underside.Height: 2 1/4 in x diameter: 4 1/2 in. Gross w

Description: A group of three sterling silver bowls including a pierced candy or nut dish by Tiffany, a Waallace serving bowl with pierced edge, and a small English shallow bowl with pierced edge. Typ

American, 19th century. A group of 4 sterling silver bowls, lot includes a single Gorham handled basket marked A2078/1 with hallmark, a single Gorham monogrammed bowl with scalloped mouth with hallmar

Group of Sterling Silver Trays and Platters Weight: 100.6 troy ounces. Including: Cartier, Wallace, International Silver Company. Max Dia. 14 in.

Three American sterling silver open serving bowls, the first marked for Gorham and "508/1," the second marked for Dominick & Haff and "Salem" "1549/105," and the last marked for Wallace and "2099." La

A Group of Five Sterling Silver Revere Bowls by Various Makers, 20th Century, Including pieces by Lunt, Wallace, Newport, and B. & M. Three bowls engraved with a monogram or trophy. Varying diameters

Group of two Mexican sterling silver bowls. Mexican, 20th century. One P. Lopez G sterling silver bowl with maker's hallmark stamped to underside and one Mexican sterling silver bowl marked "Sterling

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