Two Sterling Bowls

Two Vintage Sterling Silver Bowls. Smaller stamped Preisner Sterling. Larger stamped S (Spauding Co.) Sterling. Large measures 3-1/4" H, 9" diam.; smaller measures 3-1/2" H, 6-3/4" diam. Approx. total

Two Sterling Bowls.  S. Kirk & Sons with hand decorated border.  The other with a chased scene of Musketeers.  Marked Germany,  Weight: 934 g Condition: Excellent Dimensions:  Kirk-Diameter-7", G

Comprises: 1.) Gorham repousse fruit bowl, early 20th C. 2.) Small modern footed candy bowl. Total weight 19 ozt. From the Estate of Jean Bach.

Two sterling bowls and a child's cup, Reed & Barton rectangular reeded bowl 9" x 6.5" x 1.75" H, Gorham scalloped bowl retailed by Bailey Banks & Biddle, Phila., 11" x 7.5" with monogram, J.E. Caldwel

Two Sterling Silver Bowls. Makers mark HJC. Tiffany, 20175, 2284, M. 22 ozt. Max. Ht. 3 1/2" Max. Dia. 6". A Private Rochester, NY Collection.

The pair, with an impressed star, the letter R, Sterling, Francis I pattern. The plate, marked Reed & Barton, Sterling. All chased with foliage. Height of bowls 1.75 in. Diameter 8 in. Diameter of pla

Two Sterling Silver Bowlsthe first a Reed & Barton rectangular serving bowl, model number X303F, 1957 date symbol, no monogram (1.75 x 9 x 6 3/8 in.); the second a large serving bowl with Neoclassical

Sterling Silver Bowl and Basket Comprising a lobed Whiting bowl with 'MLE' monogram to the edge, and Watson round pierced basket with handle with 'MLE' monogram to the center. {Approximate weight: 598

Two American Sterling Bowls and a Basket Comprising an Alvin bowl serial number D97-26 {diameter 8 7/8 inches}, a Gorham center bowl with tripartite glass insert {diameter 8 5/8 inches}, and a Whiting

comprising a shell bowl marked "Sterling" (no maker's mark), 5 1/4 x 4 3/8 in. (13.3 x 11.1 cm.); the serving bowl marked for Durham, 9 1/4 x 7 3/4 in. (23.5 x 19.7 cm.); approximately 499 grams

One manufactured by Watson Company, Attleboro, MA. With a foliate border. Diameter 10”. The other with a gadroon border and foot. Indistinct maker’s mark. Diameter 7 7/8”. 21.02 ozt. (Cond: some

Two Sterling Serving Bowls, early 20th c., one of circular form, by Victor Siedman, New York; the second of lobed form, by Tuttle Silversmiths, in the "Dublin" pattern, Wt.- 23.95 troy oz., Lobed- H.-

comprising an Italian hand-hammered bowl stamped "S. Gigli" in interior and a Gorham tray monogrammed. Largest: 1 1/2" high, 9" diameter. Weight: 14.505 OZT.

Two sterling silver bowls comprising a Sciarrotta leaf form bowl and a Hamilton weighted bowl. 2 1/4" high, 5 1/2" wide to 4 3/4" high, 9 1/2" wide. Weight of small bowl: 4.55 OZT. Weight of large bow

DESCRIPTION: Two Sterling silver bowls by Reed and Barton in the "Francis I" pattern, features repousse patterns along the rim portraying fruit cluster and wreathed banner motifs. Stamped along the un

American, 20th century. Two sterling silver bowls including one footed bowl by Towle, and one floral repoussé bowl by Woodside Sterling Co.; largest wd. 14.25 in., total weight 26.995ozt (839.64g

All sterling silver Including; a lobed octagonal Shreve & Co. San Francisco low bowl (dia. 8 in., 6.02 ozt); an S. Kirk & Son small bowl (5.5 in., 4.42 ozt); two sterling lobed bowls marked with a cro

Description: Two sterling silver bowls by Reed & Barton, including a scalloped footed bowl and a lobed fruit bowl.Type: Bowl Materials: Sterling silverMarkings & Inscriptions: MarkedDate: Mid 20th cen

Together with a sterling Maidstone Club footed trophy, two sterling footed bowls. Two silver plated bowls, a tray and a snuffer fragment. Apx. 28 t.o. 3"h

American, 20th century, smaller with marks for Weidlich Sterling, "S148", 4 -1/4 x 8 in.; larger with marks for Frank M. Whiting Co., "674", 5 x 9 in., 42.27 oz. T. total Provenance: Estate of Barbara

TWO MEXICAN STERLING SILVER BOWLS, WILLIAM SPRATLING, 1933-1944 Taxco The larger with three applied balls, the smaller floriform with five applied buttons to rim; diameters 8in (20cm) and 10 1/2in (2

A Chilean footed, marked 0.900, diameter 14 inches (one handle detached), along with a William Gale & Son pedestal bowl with twisted wire body and meander ornament, circa 1862, measuring 6 x 10.5 x 8.

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

Two Sterling Silver American Bowls, turn of the 20th century. Oval bowl by Frank M. Whiting, Openwork pedestal bowl by Woodside Sterling Co. 43 ozt(GREE10300/2)(PR) Measurements: Footed bowl 11" Dia C