Group of Sterling Silver Trays and Baskets

Group of sterling silver miniatures by Obadiah Fisher includes chalice, tea strainertea pot with ebonized handle, 2 footed platters, covered oval container, monogramed tray, basket with pedesal base a

Group of weighted sterling Continental silver to include revolving tray, compote, and two baskets with liners. ht. 6 1/2in., dia. 7in.

Group of 4 sterling silver serving items by various makers including one Dominick & Haff cake basket with swing handle and pierced decoration, 9" H overall; one Towle serving bowl with shell decoratio

A group of (11) sterling silver dining accessories including: cram & sugar set on Gorham tray, 4" tall muffineer, (2) small baskets w/ handles, BIGALOW small sauce & under tray, flame snuffer, (2) blu

sterling comprising a Gorham porringer, Webster tray and baby cup, six Lenox liners, tazza, two Mexican lobed bowls, Tiffany bud vase, monogrammed, and six French silver nut dishes. Use wear, dents, d

Three Sterling Silver Trays/Baskets, to include a monogrammed Shreve, length 11 inches; Crump & Low bowl; Royal Danish tray; along with another sterling tray; 33.9 t.oz.

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

A group of sterling silver trays that includes a fancy sterling pen tray by Bigelow, Kennard circa 1885, monogrammed AFM and an Art Nouveau sterling pen tray with floral decorations by William. B. Ker

Total approximately 8 1/2 ounces. Approximately 9 pieces. Largest is 2 1/2"h x 5 3/4"w x 3 3/4"d Condition, needs polishing

two porringers, tray with grapes, bowls, compotes, 24.7 troy ounces together with three weighted sterling pieces (2 compotes and a vase)

DESCRIPTION: An Antique sterling silver basket tray features in an overall leaf form, with textured interior and a folding rim, etched at the center September 6 1874-899. Completed with a curved handl

Victorian Sterling Silver Basket Tray, Hallmarks for Birmingham, 1838 by Taylor & Perry {Total silver weight 7 troy oz; length 7 1/2 inches; width 6 1/2 inches}

Group of assorted sterling silver trays. apro 23 t.o.

Group of Five Sterling Silver Serving Trays 20th century comprising three trays, a bowl and an underplate, each marked "Sterling" 12 1/2 in. diameter (largest tray) 69 troy ounces

Group of Six American Sterling Silver Trays Various makers, including Gorham, Wallace and International Silver Co., each circular and with a pierced border, diameter of largest 10 1/8 inches. Total ap

2 Group of Four American Sterling Silver Baskets and Bowls 20th Century Comprising pair of Tiffany & Co. pierced baskets, Graff Washbourne & Dunn fruit bowl, and a J.C. Grogan bowl. Diameter of larges

5.04 ozt. Seven match safes with dog relief, each marked, and four sterling ash trays with dog in relief, each marked

Large group of sterling silver jewelry, four tray lots of bracelets, pins, pendants, rings, beaded necklaces.

TWO STERLING SILVER OVAL BASKET TRAYS. WEIGHT=12.00 OZ. Height: 2 in. by Width: 8 1/2 in. by Depth: 7 in.

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

A large group of mixed Sterling Silver hollowware trays, bowls, candlesticks. Highlights include a Tiffany & Co. Sterling Tray with Floral Repousse, a Gorham neoclassical tray, a square Howard tray, a

A large and mixed Sterling Silver group: Trays, Creams/Sugars, Bowls, Saucier et. Examples include a heavily repoussed footed bowl by Howard of Providence, a Revere saucier, a footed candy dish by Hun

(2) Sterling Silver Trays Wallace & Gorham 31ozt.Group of 2 Sterling Silver Serving Trays: 1 Wallace 10? & 1 Gorham 11? Serving Platters - 31.29ozt.Group of 2 Sterling Serving Trays, 1 Wallace 10? & 1

A group of two Victorian sterling silver trays. The larger tray is from Robert Hennell, London, 1870, and features intricate geometric designs, while the smaller tray is probably by Howard Jones, Birm