COLLECTION OF ASSORTED SILVER
Various origin, late 19th and 20th century, sterling and silver plate. Forty-six (46) total articles. Solid sterling articles consist of an L. Bauman & Co. of St. Louis monogrammed serving spoon and smaller spoon, both pat. 1891; a J. Bolland monogrammed teaspoon, incised 1910
six (6) small Webster dishes, #122; two unidentified; and one by Whiting; two (2) dinner spoons without maker's marks; a Floral Series pierced teaspoon by Watson, inscribed "Marion" to the bowl; a set of twelve (12) sterling wrappings for shot glasses; a Mexican sterling amethyst-mounted snuff bottle; a salt spoon inscribed "Pt. Chautauqua"; and a small GHF shaker.

Holloware articles: a Gorham #1292 'Dresden Rose' brush; a Webster tea infuser; a Reed & Barton Francis I mirrorstele pie server; a tortoise and sterling lid; a three-piece Towle grooming set; and three Towle dinner knives; as well as four (4) weighted candlesticks by Lunt, #041/ Unmarked pieces including a pourer monogrammed O.S.K. and dated April 28th, 1951; and a pair of napkin rings.
Solid sterling pieces only: 485 grams

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