Three American Sterling Silver Bowls

10"dia. - 9"dia. and approx. 27 t.o. Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

Three American Sterling Silver Bowls. Each with goldwash interior Largest: 2 1/8" x 4 1/2" Wt of all: 10.90 ozt

Three Vintage American Sterling Silver Bowls. Largest Towle 5"x5"x3". Medium Towle 4 1/2"x4 1/2"x2 3/4". Smallest 4"x4"x2 1/4". Approximate silver weight on all combined 424 grams. PROVENANCE: A Priva

Three American Sterling Silver Round Serving Bowlsthe first with mark of Watson, pattern number 9426, with reticulated rim and foliate motif, no monogram (2 x 9 in.); the second a Towle French Provinc

Three American Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Bowls. Each with different organic decoration Largest: 1 1/4" x 6 1/2" Wt of all: 9.05 ozt

Three American sterling silver open serving bowls, the first marked for Gorham and "508/1," the second marked for Dominick & Haff and "Salem" "1549/105," and the last marked for Wallace and "2099." La

A lot of three antique American sterling silver repousse bowls having floral designs. Maker's include Gorham, Meriden Britannia Company and Unger Brothers. Largest approx. 7 5/8" diameter (19.4cm). To

A lot of three vintage and antique American sterling silver bowl items to include a pair of P.S. Co. compotes with weighted bases and an Alvin bowl with Art Deco repousse designs. Tallest pieces appro

Three Pieces American Sterling Silver, comprising two serving bowls and one circular tray, Wallace, Alvin and unsigned tray. Dimensions: 10 in. dia. approximately each. Weight: Approximately 1085 g.

Three-piece American sterling silver coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl, in Debutante pattern, all marked "RD". Richard Dimes was an English silversmith who had immigrated to the U.S. in 1881, he went

Three sterling silver bowls, including a Whiting centerpiece bowl, with shaped, foliate rim, a Gorham Revere reproduction bowl, and another American sterling silver bowl. [Largest: 14 (dia) inches]. C

Three American sterling silver table articles including a Towle "Louis XIV" pattern large footed bowl and handled bon-bon, and an International Silver Co. "Persian" pattern serving plate. Bowl approx.

Four American Sterling Silver Footed Bowlsthe largest a round bowl by Revere Silversmiths, pattern number 160, with reeded sides, raised on three trifid feet, no monogram; the second by Towle, pattern

Three Pieces American Sterling Silver, comprising an Ellinore Creamer and sugar and a J.S. Co. footed oval bowl. Dimensions: Creamer 4.25 in.h. Weight: Approximate total weight: 286 g. / 9.19511 Co

(lot of 18) American sterling silver round bowl soup spoons, including: (7) Reed & Barton "Francis I" cream soup spoons, (three) monogrammed A, approx 6"l, (11) Gorham "Strasbourg" bouillon spoons, al

American reticulated sterling silver dessert bowl frames and matching underplates, three glass bowls included, 126.95 ozt. of silver

Large Sterling Silver Three Handled Pedestal Serving Bowl. American, Mauser sterling silver. Monogrammed. Dimensions: 13” x 5 1/4” x 6 1/2” Tw: 22.15 Troy ounces

An American Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl. Together with a sterling silver tray. All three pieces are stamped with an "H" for M. Fred Hirsch Co Weight: 17.25 ozt

American Sterling Silver Three-Piece Individual Coffee Service, Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. Co., Baltimore, Maryland, 1903-05. Comprising a coffeepot, sugar bowl and cream pitcher, each repousse in th

Three mid 20th century American Sterling Silver table articles. Including a Frank W. Smith Silver Co. cake plate with notched rim, together with a creamer and sugar bowl set by Acme Silver Co., gold w

American sterling silver, smallest is a shallow bowl by Gorham, another identified as International Sterling. Each a different design and size, the largest is a 10"D. Dimensions: largest is 10"D. Sma

Hand wrought three lobed form, Marked Cellini Craft / Sterling. Silver weight 19.64 oz troy. H: 1 3/4, Dia: 10 3/8 inches.

American, 19th century. A collection of three pieces of American Art Nouveau sterling silver comprising of a pair of candy dishes with cut crystal bowls by Mauser Manufacturing Company (American (New

Whiting Manufacturing Company (American (New York), 1866-1926), three repousse sterling silver bowls. Each hallmarked for Whiting. Approx. 1" x 4.5" ( #7000), 1" x 5.75" (#6194) and 1" x 7" x 5.5" (#6