WEBSTER STERLING MID-CENTURY SERVING BOWL

WEBSTER STERLING MID-CENTURY SERVING BOWL Danish-style handles, minor rubs, 11.5in. incl. handles, 14.3ozt.

Weight- 46 troy ozs. Total of (10) pcs. in lot Note- one bowl with wooden handles Shipping U.S. $50 plus insurance

Webster sterling silver round serving tray, Mid Century . Scallop rimmed edge. Marked to the underside base. Weight Approx., 13.41 ozt Measures Approx., 10.25 inches diameter Domestic Shipping: $18

Cohr Danish mid-century modern serving bowl, marked underside: "Cohr Sterling Denmark 925." 3" H x 7.75" W. Approx: 9.49 ozt.

A mid century Modernist sterling silver and mahogany wooden salad serving bowl with serving fork and spoon by Shelley Silver Company. Bowl measures approx. 7 1/4" height x 11 1/2" diameter (18.4cm x 2

Collection Artisan Made Serving Bowls with Sterling Foot. Includes 2 mid century bowls one with a sterling foot. Also includes 2 John Coppola hand turned red maple bowls. Largest bowl measures 8 inche

Reed & Barton mid-century modern sterling silver two-part serving dish, each bowl of stylized nautilus shell form, loop handle at center, maker's mark underside and dated for 1950, numbered: "x104." 8

Mid-century mahogany and sterling silver mounted salad set, having turned wooden bowls with molded sterling silver recessed feet, marked 'Balfour Sterling', comprising: (1) serving bowl, 7.75"h x 12"d

Mid Century Sterling Silver & Carved Mahogany Set by Jelba. Salad / serving set with bowl and utensils. Signed on bottom of bowl, sterling hallmarked. Bowl measures 12 inches in width.

Circa 1960's salad bowl and serving utensil set by Hallmark Silversmiths of NY; carved mahogany with sterling silver handles and pedestal foot. Stamped Hallmark Silversmiths on silver handle, with car

A large mid-20th century sterling silver serving dish designed as a maple leaf. Fine detail work. Hallmark Gianmaria Buccellati 925 is on the bottom. Buccellati is an Italian goldsmith established in

Type: Bowl, serving set Materials: Wood, sterling silver Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Mid 20th century Maker: Unknown Description: A mid century blonde wood and sterling salad set, together w

Webster Sterling Silver Serving Bowl - An American centerbowl, maker's mark of Webster Silversmiths, Connecticut, 20th century, of plain circular form with reeded rim, marked underneath.Height: 2 inch

TWO REED & BARTON STERLING SILVER SERVING BOWLS AND BREAD PLATE, FRANCIS I, TAUNTON, MASSACHUSETTS, MID 20TH CENTURY, comprising a small footed bowl, underside a faded foil label and marked, "Reed & B

Mid-20th Century Each marked: 925 / Mexico; candlesticks marked: Silver; bowl marked for Salvador de la Serna Comprising two candlesticks with lobbed feet (each: 9.75" H x 5.375" Dia.) and a scallop

Early to mid 20th century. The group includes a center bowl by Frank Smith Silver Company along with a pierced oval center bowl with handle at center and an oval center bowl by Lunt. 35.1 oz Sold from

Fine Maciel Mexican mid-century hand wrought sterling silver lobed bowl with floral repousse border, accompanied by a Wallace bright cut sterling silver teaspoon and a pair of Webster salt and pepper

Three sterling silver serving dishes or bowls, including an example by Peacock. Mid-20th century. [11 1/2 x 8 1/2 x 1 inches]. Weight 20.035 ozt.

Mid century shell bowl sterling spoons. (1) Matched pair sterling silver small serving / sauce ladles. Owl SANBORNS MEXICO STERLING marks with eagle 22 stamps. 58 total grams approx. 5". (2) Sterling

Mid 20th century group including nine various pieces. Two nut bowls and seven serving trays all by different makers. W10 1/2" 1650 grams standard Sold from the collection of Mrs. Alice L. Patrick of C

Mid Century Modern Genuine Mahogany Bowl with Sterling Silver Base Salad Server Serving Spoon and Fork With Sterling Handles Out of a New York City Estate

Mid 20th century. Five pieces of Kirk "Repousse" pattern; mayonnaise dish and four small serving pieces. Dominick and Haff small tray monogrammed and a bowl marked" Silver". Approx 24ozt.

Early to mid 20th century. Consisting of a circular bowl by Gorham, a Georgian style by Frank Smith, and a Frank Smith serving dish also in the Georgian style. Each is unmonnogramed and in good condit

American, 20th century, including large Gorham serving spoon with heart shaped gilt bowl, 9 in.; Frank M. Whiting tongs with shell and bead terminals, 6-1/2 in.; Webster lemon fork, all without monogr