Pair Gorham Sterling Silver Footed Compotes

Pair Gorham sterling silver Footed compotes, Estate of Helen Elizabeth Rockefeller , circa 1900, Estate of Helen Elizabeth Rockefeller. Gadroon texture to the edge of the rim with hand chased florals

Pair of Gorham sterling silver footed compotes with repousse floral rims. Both marked on the underside with 20th century Lion Anchor G Gorham maker's mark. Each 3"H x 6 3/4"W. 351.2 grams total.

Comprising Kabco footed compote (7"h x 6-3/4"d), a pair of Gorham short candlesticks (4"h), an open sugar bowl and cream jug set with vermeil interior, a bud vase, dented (8"h), and a bud vase with sc

FOUR 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SILVER TABLE ARTICLES. Including Continental silver scroll-handle, footed compote with grapevine decoration, H: 4 1/2 in.; Gorham Co. sterling circular creamer; pair Domini

Both of these dishes are Gorham. One is cement filled and reinforced with a rod, the other is cement filled and both are sterling silver. Measure 6" tall x 6" across and 4" tall x 6" a

Each circular with leaf-tip border, the cavetto with medallions flanked by floral bouquets, the pedestal foot raised on four scrolls. Height 3 3/4 inches, diameter 9 inches, total approximately 46 oun

Pair of Gorham compotes, sterling silver with vaguely art nouveau designs, each measuring 4 by 7 by 7 inches, 30 troy ounces.

Pair of Gorham sterling silver compotes with scroll decorated borders, Gorham nut bowl with floral border c. 1950, and (12) Shiebler favor trays with floral borders. 12.3ozt not including compotes.

A very handsome pair of sterling silver compotes by Tiffany & Co. They are each fully marked with the maker's mark, pattern number and director's letter T (Ca. 1892-1902). They have an oval shape and

Foliate decorated. One with dents. 3.5"h x 6.5"squ. Apx. 16 t.o.

Pair of Fancy Gorham Sterling Silver Compotes. 6 3/4"t x 6"d. Weighted. Very good condition

Pair of Durgin/Gorham Sterling Silver Footed Chargers with Reticulated Borders, Initialed {Total silver weight 18.625 oz; diameter of each 9 1/2 inches}

Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Cement Loaded Compotes, 355 & 360 grams, 4 1/8 x 7 1/2" diam

Pair of Gorham sterling silver scalloped edge footed oval dishes with raised floral design. A few tiny dents 8-1/4" x 5-3/4". 12 ozt.

Pair of Towle American sterling silver reticulated footed compote candy dishes. One with small indentation. 5 3/8" wide 2 1/2" tall. 8.67 OZT.

A pair of incredible antique Art Nouveau sterling silver repousse footed compote dishes by New York silversmiths Shiebler. Our auction estimate on this piece is 10-10000. Holly TCSS DB6381Maker: Shieb

Whiting Sterling Silver Compote, Pair of Gorham Salt & Pepper Shakers, Mauser Rococo Style Bud Vase, and Shiebler Bell {Total silver weight 19.6 troy oz; height of compote 4 1/4 inches, width 7 1/2 in

TWO AMERICAN STERLING SILVER FOOTED COMPOTES by various makers 20th century One by Gorham, 1960 and by Whiting, together with a German 800 standard silver urn by Storck & Sinsheimer, Hanau and an unma

Together with three sterling silver circular bonbon dishes, including Gorham "Frontenac" pattern, total weight approx. 15 T.O. 9-1/2"l, 4"l. respectively.

Fine pair of sterling silver compotes with pedestal footed base with all over repousse design consisting of flowers, scrolling leaves, birds of paradise, and castles. Manufactures marks to underside:

Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Model #2635, introduced in 1892, this pair with date mark of 1893, ball-footed bowl form, with quarter-lobed bowl and everted and embossed floral rococo scr

Dresser 5.5 inch sterling bowl, English sterling cream and sugar set, pair weighted sterling candlesticks, weighted sterling footed compote, silver plate gravy boat

A Pair of Gorham Weighted Sterling Silver Candlesticks. Together with a pair of weighted sterling silver compotes (H: 6" x 7" Candlestick: 10"

Sterling silver pair of footed Gorham salt cellars, 1904 (1"H x 3"D) 2.26toz along with Etruscan by Gorham 1913 salt spoon 2 3/4"L, 0.15toz, also a Lexington by Dominick & Haff salt spoon, 1915, 2 2/4