Watson Co. - John Alden Pattern Sterling Silver

Comprising: Twelve Watson, teaspoons, in the John Alden pattern, retailed by J.E. Caldwell, the handle bearing the monogram: "M.V.P.", 5 3 /4 in. l, 11.8 Troy oz. Five Wallace Silversmiths bullion spo

7"l, together with a Watson sterling "John Alden" pattern cold meat fork, sterling handled meat fork and knife, a Whiting sterling "louis XV" lemon fork, twelve sterling silver grapefruit spoons, a Ki

All late 19th century, comprising: Rosette by Whiting, an example by William Farber and Co., another by John Cook, Chrysanthemum by Gorham, Majestic by Reed and Barton, Floral pattern by Watson, Chipp

WATSON JOHN ALDEN STERLING OLIVE 2 PRONG FORK VERY GOOD CONDITION NO MONOGRAM This is a great sterling Watson Co. 2 prong olive fork. It is about 5 3/8 inches long. There is no indication of recent bu

Extensive Suite of San Francisco Fourteenth Century Pattern Sterling Silver Hammered Tea Service. Each hand wrought piece with applied hammered horizontal strapwork with cross devices and faux nail he

Three sterling teaspoons including Harvey Filley and Sons coin spoon. Also includes 1 Watson Company teaspoon in John Alden pattern (1911) and 1 M.W. Galt and Brothers teaspoon dated 1898. 5-3/4" to 6

American, 20th century. A set of sterling silver plates by Watson Co. in the Navarre pattern including eight bread plates and eight chargers. Each marked; larger dia. 11 in., smaller dia. 6.5 in., tot

Group of 15 sterling silver spoons including 6 Gorham "Colonial" twist stem tablespoons, 6 Watson, Newell and Co. "King Phillip" pattern soup spooons, 3 Gorham "Jefferson" tablespoons retailed by Nels

(1) Watson Co., Navarre pattern. 13"dia. Marked: Sterling 9403, 13. Total weight 19.82 oz. troy

Comprises: 1.) Georg Jensen Sterling Silver "Acorn" pattern (designed by John Rhode) cream ladle (weight .77 ozt.). Stamped on back of handle "Georg / Jensen" within a dotted oval and "Sterling / Denm

A group of six Watson Silver Co. sterling silver forks in the Lily pattern, late 19th century. 13.75 ozt Dimensions:7.6" L Provenance:

A set of 12 sterling silver round bowl soup spoons in the Altair pattern by the Watson Silver Co. Each measures approximately 5 3/8". Total weight is 303.90 grams.

Watson Co. (American, 1880-1955). Weighted sterling silver trumpet vase, having an overall hammered finish and ruffled lip, appropriately marked with pattern number 'H5083'. Approximate dimensions: h.

Watson & Co sterling silver ice tongs in the "Putnam" pattern. Marked sterling and Watson. Good overall condition with mild storage wear. Measure approximately 7 in long and weighs 95 grams. MMB in ho

A five-piece sterling silver tea and coffee service in the "Ivy" pattern John Chandler Moore (c. 1803-1874) for Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, 1854-1870 Comprising a coffeepot, a teapot, a ewer, a cream

ANTIQUE TIFFANY & CO STERLING CLAM SHELL BERRY SPOON - Sterling silver clam shell berry spoon in the Broom Corn pattern by Tiffany & Co., designed by John T. Curran in 1890. Monogrammed with "JPB". 8

A stunning John Hardy Dot Dome ring, meticulously crafted from sterling silver and highlighted with 18k yellow gold. This piece features the signature dot pattern that John Hardy is renowned for, crea

Watson Company sterling silver pattern B265 Paul Revere bowl, manufactured for J.E. Caldwell & Co., mid 20th c., 4 1/2" high x 9", weight 739 Grams

(3) Largest: 8 1/2". Including: Watson Commonwealth pattern; (1) International Sterling sold by Harris & Shafer Co., Old Rosalind pattern 1908; (1) WM. Wilson & Son. Total weight 5.78 ozt.

A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Child's Mug1907-1947 period mark, directorship of John C. Moore II, pattern number 21297, with impressed alphabet to rim and central "AAR" monogram. 2 3/4 in. 7.35 troy

Set of Six Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Nut Bowlscirca 1907-1947 period mark, directorship of John C. Moore II, pattern number 13732, all reticulated loved forms with bead course decorated rims raise

Two Sterling Silver Bud Vases by Tiffany & Co.both directorship of John C. Moore II, 1907-1947, the tallest an octagonal fluted form with conforming foot, pattern number 18375 (6 1/2 in.); the shorter

A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Pepper Millperiod mark circa 1907-1947, directorship of John C. Moore II, pattern number 9035, with a wavy rim foot rim, without a monogram. 3 in. 4.6 total troy oz. Fr

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Neo-Grec Centerpiece the pattern introduced in 1877, by John C. Moore & Son, New York, New York, of loutrophoros form, the body decorated with palmettes on a matte ground