AMERICAN ART NOUVEAU STERLING CENTERPIECE

the silver heavy and chased over, the art nouveau design with flowers and even a heart shaped cartouche with no monogram present is found centered on the border. The condition is exceptional 4"h x 14.

Large Art Nouveau sterling silver oval centerpiece footed bowl with an ornate pierced and curved floral repousse rim and four acanthus leaf legs terminating in animal paw feet. Marked "Sterling" on un

American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Daisy Motif Bread Tray , l. 16 1/4 in., wt. 31 troy ozs

Nine American Art Nouveau and other Sterling Silver serving pieces. Including 1 Gorham olive spoon, 1 Whiting Mfg. Co. pierced pastry server in the "Lily" pattern, 1 International Silver sugar spoon a

Eight American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Serving Serversincluding (2) pierced nut spoons, a sardine fork, and a cream ladle, all in Whiting Lily pattern (5 3/4 in. longest); a Lily pattern salad ser

A very Large Art Nouveau Sterling Centerpiece Bowl by George W Shiebler, New York 16"l, 12 1/4' w, exuberantly decorated with orchids which are pierced, raised applied and chased on the rim of the bow

(lot of 17) American Art Nouveau sterling silver flatware, including: (15) spoons, R. Wallace & Sons, in the "Carnation" pattern, designed by Henrick Hillbom, all monogrammed R, (eleven) teaspoons, 5

Collection of American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Flatware: Comprising a pair of Wallace tablespoons; Whiting Louis XV casserole spoon {length 7 5/8 inches}; four Whiting demitasse spoons; Gorham Cha

American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Pierced Servercirca 1900, mark of Whiting, retailed by J. E. Caldwell of Philadelphia, pattern number 5740, ornate floral motif with intertwining foliate bowl, arc

(lot of 18) Miscellaneous American Art Nouveau sterling flatware by various makers, including a Gorham Lady Washington berry spoon, a Whiting tea strainer, a George Shreve lemon fork, (2) bonbon spoon

13 troy ounces 11 1/2 inches wide

Collection of Eighteen American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Flatwares: Comprising a Towle Georgian fork; three forks by Lunt; Wallace Violet fork; Whiting Lily fork; Mechanics fork; two International

Serving set. Hallmarked sterling. Dimensions: L 9" Weight: 7.4 ozt Condition: Signs of use including minor denting and surface scratching.

Eight American Art Nouveau Sterling Teaspoons, Gorham, Whiting, Alvin, and others. All but one monogrammed. Dimensions:5.5 in.l approximate Condition: some wear from use, age and polish. Total App

American Art Nouveau sterling silver punch bowl, Reed and Barton, rim and foot with irises worked in relief, model 136, approx 8"h, 11.25"diam, 49.46ozt Start Price: $800.00

(lot of 18) American Art Nouveau sterling silver flatware service, Whiting Manufacturing Company, in the "Lily" pattern, designed by Charles Osborne (1847-1920), all pieces monogrammed M or W (?), inc

(lot of 27) American Art Nouveau sterling silver flatware, Whiting Mfg. Co., in the "Lily" pattern, designed by Charles Osborne, including: (12) hollow handle knives, 9"l, (4) forks, 7 5/8"l, (10) for

American Art Nouveau sterling silver group of service pieces, various makers, various dates, and comprising: a pair of vegetable servers (2) and a berry spoon (1) by Whiting silver in the "Lily" Patte

Pair of American Art Nouveau Sterling Floral Repousse Center Bowls. Each deep well bowl with a wide rounded flaring rim, continuous repousse and chased floral sprays reserved against a stippled ground

American Art Nouveau sterling silver serving spoon by Alvin, in the Raphael pattern; the beautifully cast handle with a woman holding a large blossom, the design continuing into the pierced, shaped bo

DESCRIPTION: American Art Nouveau Sterling silver ring featuring two green glass cabochons in a setting designed with a sculptural depiction of flowers woven together by a serpent with further etched

American, 19th century. A collection of three pieces of American Art Nouveau sterling silver comprising of a pair of candy dishes with cut crystal bowls by Mauser Manufacturing Company (American (New

American Art Nouveau sterling silver buckle with a gold wash and set with 8 garnets. Manufactured by John W. Reddall & Co. circa 1900-1910. The Cherubic wing design was taken from the old Italian mast

American Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Center Bowl, c. 1900, Unger Brothers, Newark, NJ, act. 1872-1919, everted rim with hibiscus decoration, dia. 11 3/4 in., wt. 12.50 troy ozs.