Two American Sterling Silver Round Serving Bowls

Two American Sterling Silver Round Serving Bowlsthe larger with mark of Towle, pattern number 66440, with scroll and floral motif rim, without monogram (1 1/2 x 12 in.); the smaller with mark of J. E.

Two American Sterling Silver Round Serving Bowlsincluding a Watson Meadow Rose bowl, pattern number B221 (2 1/8 x 9 3/4 in.); the second with mark of Wallace, pattern number 225, gadroon and floral mo

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

A GROUP OF TWO AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING BOWLS, CIRCA 1920-1930, comprising a Gorham Manufacturing Co. sterling silver bowl of scallop rim lobed form, the border engraved with medallions betwee

Two American sterling silver Reed & Barton serving bowls, one marked "Hanover" and the other "304". Largest approx. 10.75 X 7.75". Approx. total weight 1013 grams.

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.

Two American Sterling Silver Footed Bowlsboth in round form with conforming foot, the larger a center bowl with mark of Whiting, pattern number 6140, 1914 date mark, with script monogram to center wel

A lot of two Gorham American sterling silver serving spoons in the highly ornate "Versailles" pattern. One spoon with scalloped and repousse bowl. No apparent monograms. Each approx. 8 7/8" length(22.

An American Sterling Silver Round Tray. Together with two sterling silver bowls Tray: 9.75" Wt of all: 13.10 ozt

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a 9 5/8" pie server, and a 9 3/4" serving spoon, each with gilt to blade or bowl, and "G" monogram; possibly designed by Alonzo Hebbar

DOMINICK & HAFF AND OTHER STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a round serving/center bowl by Dominick & Haff of New York City, NY with 1890 date mark having repousse floral swag d

Whiting Manufacturing Company (American, New York, 1866-1926) Two sterling silver serving pieces comprising a monogrammed bowl and monogrammed rectangular vegetable bowl, early 20th century Bowl hallm

A Collection of Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Pyramid pattern. Comprising a small two-tine cold meat fork, a large cream ladle, a round bowl serving spoon, an oval bowl serving spoon (l

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

Two Antique Tiffany & Co Sterling Silver Serving Items. Fully marked on bottom. Reticulated serving bowl with feet and handles. Glass insert. 6 1/2" diameter x 3 1/2" H. Round sugar bowl/ condiment wi

(3) American sterling silver serving dishes, 20th c., inl. a Meriden Britannia bowl, J.E. Caldwell reticulated oval dish, and a Gorham reticulated round form dish, some monogrammed, smallest: 9.25"dia

MMA silver pitcher 1"H, double handle bowl and serving dish, Cini round Chippendale style salver 1.5" diameter, two rectangular trays, two deep bowls, pair of candlesticks 1"H, swing arm bread basket

Six American round glass bowls in a silver setting with two handles on the sides. The silver surface is decorated with embossed ornaments. Marked: "STERLING" on the base. Circa the early 20th-century.

A Group of American Silver Trays Reed and Barton, Taunton, MA comprising two serving bowls and two serving trays, all in same pattern; serving bowls are monogrammed. marked as 'Sterling' 940C on under

Collection of Sterling Silver Table Articles. Comprising Towle footed serving tray with pierced edge and two handles, set of six small round footed bowls, Manchester Silver Co sugar and creamer pair,

Four Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Serving Pieces. Blossom pattern. Comprising two pastry forks and two spoons with round bowls Wt: 5 ozt

American, late 19th-20th century. A group of Gorham sterling silver serving or center pieces including a footed tray with engraved French armorial, numbered 1655, a round monogrammed center bowl, numb

comprising an International Silver Co. oval dish (1 x 7 x 4 3/4 in.); an International Silver Co. oval bowl (1 3/4 x 4 3/4 x 3 1/2 in.); two assorted round trophy plates, each with engraved inscriptio

the first: Reed and Barton, with maker's mark, further marked "Sterling", and "X811" (13 inches wide; 8 3/4 inches deep; 3 3/4 inches high, approximately 607 grams); the second: no maker's mark, marke