Silverplate Waiter by Gorham,

fine shell and floral design, openwork handles, oval, 16" X 22", excellent.

Overall handle-to-handle is 26.00" x 19" wide. Could use a light buffing, excellent gently used condition

One is Superfine Y1107, the other is YC1107, overall handle-to-handle is 28.50" x 17" wide. Show gentle use could use a polish

(lot of 2) Large American silverplate service trays, including: (1) Gorham waiter tray, in the "Strasbourg" pattern, having foliate scroll trim and handles, shell accents, etched foliate scroll to cen

Four Piece Silverplate Gorham Chantilly Tea Service with Large Matching Chantilly Silverplate Waiter Tray 19"x27". Coffee 12", Tea 9 1.2", Cream and Covered Sugar. All are in excellent condition with

Oriental influenced Gorham & Co. mixed metal vase on base. With handhammered finish, and applied lily pad and floral decoration. Stamped to underside "0 Gorham & Co" with a pictorial

A Very Fine Antique Silverplate Waiter Traycirca 1900, unmarked, likely English, raised on bracket feet, with cutwork gallery, the well with Baroque style engraving, no monogram. 4 x 24 x 18 in. From

(7) PIECE SILVERPLATE GORHAM TEA SERVICE Seven piece silverplate Gorham tea service. Includes: 22 x 16" platter, 9" pot, 8" pot, 6 x 8" lidded sugar, 3 x 4.5" open vessel, 5 x 5" creamer, and 13 x 9"

Small Lot Silverplate, includes a waiter & assorted flatware Dimensions: Waiter 16" dia. (ESCR6522/lot)(WT)

(lot of 2) Large silverplate waiter's trays, including: (1) English silverplate tray, Ellis-Barker Silver Company, cast rim and handles with roses, menorah hallmark, monogrammed LBH, approx 29.5"l, 20

Very Large Lancaster Rose Silverplate Waiter Tray by Poole Silver of Taunton, Massachusetts. Ornate Rose Floral Handle and edges, finely etched, no monograms. 400-26, silver on copper. Measures 30"x20

Gorham, 20th century. Pair of silverplate candlestick form lamps, Carlyle Hotel monogram in shield on base, one with Gorham mark on base. Approx. h. 20.5 to top of socket.

Pair Marked Gorham Silverplate Five-Arm Candelabrum - 13.5" X 13" Elaborate Embossed Floral and Scroll Design - Model #30859 - Each Candelabra Has Five Removable Silverplate Bobeches

The lid with engraved monogram ‘S’. The underside marked with the Gorham anchor and ‘GORHAM MFG. CO. 0221 A’. The underside of the lid marked on the rim ‘12.’ Height 5 1/8 inches, width ov

Gorham silver-plate five piece tea service comprising two teapots, one cream pitcher, one covered sugar bowl, and one waste bowl, all marked underside. Largest: 10" H x 10" W. Larger pot lid ajar.

Gorham silverplate tea and coffee service, in the Duchess pattern, all with acanthus and shell-form decoration and raised on four feet, all maker marked, includes: (1) coffee pot 10"h x 5.5"w x 9.5"d,

GORHAM SILVERPLATE FIVE-LIGHT CANDELABRA, PAIR, H 8 1/2", W 11 1/2":Each has an acanthus leaf and floral motif overall. Stamped "Plated by Gorham Mfg. Co., 31620" along with date mark indicating 1894

Gorham silverplate tray, of oval form, centering an engraved monogram surrounded by Renaissance style foliate designs, the shaped rim decorated with grapes and vines, and having double handles, the wh

Vintage Gorham Silverplate Sugar Bowl & Creamer. Pattern #730. "Silver soldered". Is marked with an anchor which means it was made in Birmingham, England. Also has monogrammed initials fro

AC monogram, incl: (12) Dinner knives; (26) Fruit/dessert knives, some have blade corrosion; (6) Spreader knives; (18) Dinner forks; (6) Luncheon forks; (5) Seafood forks; and (1) Serving fork: PLUS (

Gorham Silverplate serving tray. Ornate foliate and floral etching to the center. Foliate shell decoration to the handles. Gorham marks to the underside. Weight Approx., 7 lbs Measures Approx., 26.825

MARKED GORHAM & 1228. CUT CRYSTAL. MINOR CHIPS. 13 1/2" L

A pair of Gorham silverplate candelabra. Good condition with tarnish commensurate with age. For dimensions, see photographs.

Gorgeous pair of ornate Gorham silverplated candlesticks are reproductions of the silver candlestick made by Myer Myers in New York, NY in about 1759 and sold to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1972