American Sterling Silver Bowl by Whiting

(lot of 12) American sterling silver bowls, c.1915-1916, Whiting Manufacturing Company, monogrammed, approx 5.5"diam; approx 31.02ozt total Start Price: $250.00

American sterling silver footed centerpiece bowl, c.1915, Whiting Manufacturing Company, monogrammed, approx 3.75"h, 12"diam, approx 18.35ozt Start Price: $150.00

Group of American Sterling Silver Bowls and Baskets Comprising two examples by Whiting and two examples by Gorham, length of longest 12 inches. Total approximately 46 ounces. •

(lot of 6) American sterling silver Art Nouveau style finger bowls, makers include Whiting and George W. Schiebler, largest: 7.5"dia., 16 troy oz.

Three sterling silver bowls, including a Whiting centerpiece bowl, with shaped, foliate rim, a Gorham Revere reproduction bowl, and another American sterling silver bowl. [Largest: 14 (dia) inches]. C

(lot of 10) American sterling silver bowl group, some with gadroon and repousse accents, makers include Frank M. Whiting, Weidlich Sterling Spoon Company, International Silver Company, Matthews Compan

A GROUP OF AMERICAN STERLING SILVER DINING ARTICLES by various makers, 19th-20th centuries Comprising a Graff, Washbourne & Dunn repoussé bowl, an Unger Brothers repoussé bowl, a Whiting Mfg

American sterling silver fruit bowl, square form with scalloped rim and repousse rose and scroll decoration. 3"h x 11"w. 18.28 ozt

Two American Sterling Silver Footed Bowlsboth in round form with conforming foot, the larger a center bowl with mark of Whiting, pattern number 6140, 1914 date mark, with script monogram to center wel

Museum Quality Large Antique American Sterling Silver & Brilliant Cut Crystal Center Piece/ large Bowl Made by Whiting USA 19th Century. Sterling part is thick and heavy . Fully Marked . Please see pi

13 Antique c. 1895 American Sterling Silver Round Bowl Soup Spoon (Bouillon) in the ornate Pompadour Pattern by Whiting. All monogrammed. Each 5 1/8" long. Weight on all 235 grams. PROVENANCE: Charles

American, late 19th-early 20th century. A sterling silver pedestal center bowl by Whiting Manufacturing Co., having a matte surface with bright cut engraving, and gold wash interior. Monogrammed and m

Whiting Manufacturing Company (American (New York), 1866-1926), three repousse sterling silver bowls. Each hallmarked for Whiting. Approx. 1" x 4.5" ( #7000), 1" x 5.75" (#6194) and 1" x 7" x 5.5" (#6

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

(Lot of 5) American sterling silver hollowware consisting of two small "Paul Revere" style reproduction bowls by Frank M. Whiting and S. Kirk & Son, and a William Rogers silver plate example; together

Whiting Manufacturing Co. (American, 1866-1926) Sterling silver five piece tea and coffee service comprising tea pot, coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl and waste bowl Marked on bottom with Whiting maker

Four American Sterling Silver Serversa pierced serving spoon in beaded pattern, pierced shell form bowl worn maker's mark (9 in.); sugar spoon with mark of Whiting, pattern number 18, with shaped bowl

Group of American Sterling Silver Table Wares, 20th c., incl. footed centerpiece bowl with everted reticulated rim, h. 4 in., dia. 11 in.; Whiting 2 tier candy dish with reticulated rims, date mark fo

American Aesthetic Sterling Silver Punch Ladle, c. 1880, attributed to Whiting, the wide spoon form handle with a relief bird and ivy leaves, on a reeded shaft to a circular gilded bowl, H.- 14 in., W

Sterling silver footed bowl with flared and decorative foliate rim. Monogram MSG to the body. Raised on stepped footed base. Marked sterling to underside with maker's mark for Whiting & Co. H. 10 cm (

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 (24) Pieces of American Sterling Flatware, incl: (12) Cream soups spoons, Duke of York pattern by Whiting, gilded bowls, JB monogram, 5 1/8" long; and (12) Dessert forks, Chatelaine pattern by

Whiting Manufacturing Company (American, New York, 1866-1926) Two sterling silver serving pieces comprising a monogrammed bowl and monogrammed rectangular vegetable bowl, early 20th century Bowl hallm

American, 19th-20th century. A sterling punch bowl by Frank M. Whiting, and a cream pitcher and serving dish by Woodside Sterling Co.; bowl dia. 9 in., weighable silver wt. 25.39ozt (789.5g).