Pair of English Sterling Silver Rams Head Bowls

A pair of English sterling silver bowls having glass liners, pierced bowl having rams head mounts adjoined by foliate swag, and raised on three hoof feet. Both hallmarked, one with Thomas, London stam

1892 Each stamped for Martin Hall & Co Ltd, London Each with a bead molded urn-form light over a tapering square standard decorated with stiff leaves, ram's heads and floral swags on a widening base,

An English sterling silver pierced service bowl with glass insert, swag decoration and ram's head handles. Monogrammed and hallmarked "TP" with 1778 date mark. 3-1/4in tall x 10-3/4in wide x 7in deep.

A pair of J.E. Caldwell sterling silver serving bowls having scalloped glass inserts and pierced bodies with ribbon and bellflower swag, and ram's head mounted handles. Bases marked "J.E. Caldwell / S

English Sterling Silver Reticulated Bowl19th centurywith a ram head on each side, stamped with hallmarks on the underside7 1/2 x 12 1/4 inches61.77 troy ounces

DESCRIPTION: A caddy composed of a sterling silver frame decorated with draping vines, animalistic feet and ram head motifs. Inserted with a cobalt blue glass bowl, stamped "T" and "GS". Total Weight

Pair of Sterling Silver Potpourri Bowl Incense Boat, George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, England, 1912. Of boat form, with pierced hinged grille and rams head terminals. Hallmarked. Hexagonal b

Second half 19th century. New York. Each salt cellar with a gold wash on the interior of the bowl, raised on three stylized ram's head legs, the rim with a Greek key pattern design. Hallmarked at the

Whiting’s homage to 18th century silver salts. Salts are 2 ¾ inches wide and have a combined silver weight of 2.7 Troy ounces.

England, c. 1925. Sterling silver. Both bowls stamped to underside with maker’s mark and "Sterling". Numbered "60." Dimensions: H 1.25" x Dia. 3.75" Weight: (Total) 5.665 ozt Condition: Very light s

Pair of English Sterling Silver Reticulated Bowls ; Length: 10 inchesWeight: 692 grams

made in Sheffield in 1903 and 1905, maker's mark "JD&S". 1 1/2" high, 4 1/8" wide. Weight: 5.780 OZT. Provenance: Property of a Rhode Island Collector.

Pair of Victorian English sterling silver footed serving bowls, each with gilt surfaces, with hallmarks for Daniel and John Wellby, London, 1899, measuring 7 by 10 by 8 inches, 37 troy ounces.

A pair of English sterling silver serving dishes / fruit bowls. Hallmarks for William Mammatt & Son, Sheffield, England, 1901, . Embossed floral, leaf and vine motif. Each measuring 10.75" x 8" x 1.5"

Pair of English Arts and Crafts Sterling Silver Footed Bowls. Measures approx. - 9" diameter x 7 1/2" high. Weight approx. - 61.43 troy oz. Have a similar item to sell? Contact us at info@marketauctio

Gorham sterling silver plate & dish, bowl, 10.75" & 12.25", decorated edge, rams heads, 52 troy total weight

Pair of William Comyns (London) English sterling silver reticulated centerpiece bowls, with floral motif decoration and raised on pierced and scrolled feet, hallmarks stamped underside. Approx: 59.64

Important Centerpiece bowl By Arno Fassi Milan Italy. Crafted of very fine quality Italian solid sterling silver. Features figural rams head handles with pierced scroll outlined rim. Marked with maker

Pair of Tiffany & Co. sterling silver sauce boats, each with ram's head mask handle, the basin chased overall with ferns and flower heads, the whole raised on a domed foot en suite, 5"h x 7.5"w x 3.5"

An estate collection of four (4) English sterling silver bud vases. Set on a tripod of ram hoof feet rising to the ram's heads. Body of vase decorated with flowers and swirled lines. Marked with Engli

Old pair English silver plate monteith jardinieres, 19th c., with crenellated rim, ram's mask head mounts with twist ring handles, and acanthus leaf banding, no visible marks, one with Christie's stic

Crafted of sterling silver. Features Greek key design and beaded borders. Double rams head ring handles in footed design. Signed Tiffany & Co Gold & Silver Smiths 550 Broadway. Engraved monogram with

bow and swag with ram's heads, 10 1/2" high

This is a near pair of antique English sterling silver footed salt dishes. Hallmarked and dated for 1750 and 1759. Each is monogrammed on the underside. The bowl with the engraved rim is 2 1/4" across