Pair of Gorham Bon Bon Bowls

In pattern A2714. Each 9" wide x 5-1/4" deep x 1-1/2" high. 7.7 troy ounces total.

In pattern 586. 6" wide. 9.2 troy ounces. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply

(lot of 6) Sterling silver tableware, including: (1) American Whiting Manufacturing Co. reticulated basket, c.1912, approx 7"diam, (1) American Gorham bon bon bowl, approx 5.75"diam, (1) English Willi

This is gorgeous, solid sterling silver from Gorham. Relief designs around rim of flowers and shells and accent scrolls. Mark on bottom indicates it is from the 20th century with the pentagon style im

Some spots of wear. 6-1/8" diameter x 1" high. 3.9 ozt. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be re

pattern 966, 5 in., No monograms, 4.75 ozt.

4.9 ozt. 5" diameter. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

Gorham sterling silver #967 pattern bon-bon bowl,2" x 6", 7.475 ozt.

Gorham Sterling Silver Bon Bon Bowl / Dish ornate Art Repousse floral scrolled rim 5.5" D 90 Grams marked on the bottom Gorham Sterling 816 Item is in good condition for its age Please look at Photos

Gorham sterling silver bon bon bowl. Hallmarked to underside. Marked sterling and numbered A2714. Measures 8 3/4" (22cm) length. Total weight 4.1ozt (127.2g).

Gorham sterling silver bon bon bowl of shell-form with ball feet. Hallmarked, marked sterling and numbered 42677 to underside. Measures 6" length. Total weight 5ozt.

Pair Tiffany & Co sterling silver bon bon decorative bowls, circa 1910. Attributed to Charles Osbourne #23113. Figural modernist seashells to the dishes. Tiffany marks to the verso of the handles. Wei

Gorham footed sterling silver hollowware shell shaped nut dish or bon bon bowl, marked "Gorham", with makers marks, "Sterling", and "42677" to the bottom as well as hand etched "2043". Total weight 5.

Includes a Whiting Berry pattern serving spoon, circa 1880 - worn stamps, monogrammed to backside of handle "WB"; a pair of Gorham Old-Baronial bon-bon tongs, circa 1898; Whiting Dresden pattern ladle

(lot of 5) American sterling silver table articles, including: (2 piece) Preisner Silver Company creamer and open sugar, model number 67, (1) Gorham Manufacturing Company round bon bon bowl, model num

pair Victorian silver shell-form bon bon dishes, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, 1900, smaller shell-form dish, and pair Victorian repousse silver miniature tea bowls, maker RS, probably Robert Stebbi

Gorham Sterling Silver laced Bon Bon Heart Bowl 4 1/2"in x 5"in 75 Grams

Gorham Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Bon Bon Bowl: Measures 7x5.5" Anchor lion mark, A2737. Weighs 107.5 grams. Beautiful piece.

(lot of 8) American sterling silver bon bon bowls, Gorham, in the "Chantilly-Duchess" pattern, model no. 739, approx 6.25"diam, 25.33ozt total Start Price: $300.00

Pair of Sterling Peacock Form Bon Bon Bowls Beautiful standing peacocks with fanned tails forming low bowls. Total approx. weight of two items is 14 troy oz. Dimensions: 9.5" w x 5.25" d x 4.125" h.

With attached underplate. Together with a Gorham "Chippendale" pattern small circular bowl, and Gorham bon bon dish with reticulated border, total weight approx. 18 T.O. Gravy boat 4-1/2"h x 8"l

3 sterling decorative vintage spoons include a Gorham Strasbourg Bon Bon spoon, shell shaped bowl with turquoise enamel, marked 'Gorham Sterling' on back. Measures 4.25"L , 1.75"W bowl; total weight 2

This is a wonderful antique Art Nouveau Gorham sterling silver candy/bonbon/nut bowl with a beautiful raised repousse thistle flower motif. This is circa 1900. There is a monogram in the center of the

Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Figural Peacock Bon Bon Dishes. Signed. Good condition. Measures 4" H x 9-1/2"L and weighs approx. 15.94 troy ounces. Shipping $62.00 (estimate $400-$600)