REED & BARTON FRANCIS I STERLING BOWL X569F

Reed & Barton Francis I sterling silver footed bowl # X569F. Repousse raised design with grapes and fruit. Measures 8" wide. weighs 10.4 OZT.

The Francis I pattern sterling silver bowl is stamped back side with the piece type number X569F and date mark for 1949. Measures3 x 11.25 x 11.25 inches with a weight of 23.1 ozt. Provenance: The Sus

Reed & Barton Francis I repousse sterling silver footed bowl with fruit and foliate patterns. Hallmark stamp on underside with identifier "X569F". Measures 8"W x 2"H. Weight - 339g. Condition report:

Group of three (3) Reed & Barton, Francis I pattern, sterling silver footed serving bowls including two (2) round examples marked "Reed & Barton Sterling X569F Frances I" with date marks for 1952 and

21.4ozt Item# X569F 12 1/2" long x 10" wide x 2 1/2" tall Condition: Bowl is in good vintage condition, no issues seen with light surface scratching and tarnish seen throughout. No Monograms.

Two Reed and Barton Francis I Sterling Silver Serving Bowlsthe first a footed bon bon bowl, pattern number X569F, with 1953 date mark (2 1/2 x 8 in dia.); the second a medium compote, pattern number X

REED & BARTON Sterling FRANCIS I Fancy Bowl. Fancy repousse scalloped floral rim. Raised on four feet. Marked: X569F. -- Dimensions: H: 2.5 inches: W: 8 inches: D: 8 inches--- Weight: 11.02 Troy ozs.

Chased floral and fruit on four feet, marked Reed & Barton Sterling X569F Francis I, 7 3/4" diameter x 2 1/4" high, total sterling weight 10.29ozt, or 320 grams. Condition Fine.

Stamped, "Reed & Barton, Sterling, X569F, Francis I". Total approx. weight is 22.84 troy oz. From a Greenwich, CT estate. Dimensions: 11.5" diameter x 3" h. Condition: Light surface scratches.

Sterling Silver Francis 1st Bowl by Reed & Barton- 3"X 11.5" Shape Number "X569F" - Total Weight of 710 Grams

Reed & Barton Footed Candy Dish Bowl. Crafted of solid Sterling Silver. Features the Francis I pattern. Signed Reed & Barton Sterling X569F Francis I. Measures approximately 8" x 2 1/4" Total weight 3

Francis I pattern, Scalloped rim circular footed bowls, # X569F, total weight approx. 20 T.O.

Footed and with flared repoussed rim with assorted fruit swags. 11" Dia. 23.02 Troy oz.

DESCRIPTION: Reed & Barton sterling bowl in the Frances I pattern. Relief images of fruits and leaves around the edge. Reed & Barton mark to bottom. MEASUREMENTS: 2-3/8" high x 11-1/2" diameter. 19.2

Reed & Barton Francis I Sterling Bowl Together with German Rococo Revival 800 Standard Reticulated Bowl {Total silver weight 18 troy oz; greatest diameter 9 1/2 inches}

Round bon bon or candy dish in the Francis I pattern, "X569", no monogram; 8" dia., 1 3/4"H; good condition---total weight 9.91 ozt

Reed & Barton (American, founded 1824) A "Francis I" Sterling Repousse floral and grapevine dish No monograms Marked for Reed & Barton, STERLING and with date codes Approx. diam. 8", weight 9.61 troy

Francis I pattern Bon Bon Bowl, X569, 1945 date mark, with repousse fruit and berry decoration, 1 3/4" high, 7 3/4" diam., 9.96 ozt. Good condition.

8 pieces of Reed and Barton (American (Taunton, Massachusetts), founded 1824) sterling silver in the 'Francis I" pattern comprising two medium bon bon bowls along with six nut dishes (no monograms). T

large model, 11 1/2" X 15 1/2", X568, 895 grams, no monogram, excellent.

Reed and Barton "Francis I" sterling silver footed vegetable bowl hollowware, 1955 (candlestick hallmark), X566F, marked underfoot, minor pitting found at interior of bowl, 2.75"h, 13"w, 10.25"d, 21.4

Reed & Barton "Francis I" Sterling Silver Center Bowl the pattern designed in 1907 by Ernest Meyers, Taunton, Massachusetts. h. 2-1/2", dia 11-1/2"; 20.89 t. oz.

Reed & Barton "Francis I" Sterling Silver Bowl. Measures - 12" long x 7 1/2" wide. Weight - 14.28 troy oz. Francis 1st is an American sterling silver tableware pattern, introduced in 1906, named after

DESCRIPTION: a sterling silver bowl by Reed and Barton in the "Francis I" pattern, features repousse patterns along the rim portraying fruit cluster and floral wreath banner motifs. Traditionally stam