Gorham Sterling Silver Gregorian Ewer

Chased with a lancet and scrolling floral pattern. 8 inches. 11.11 troy ounces. Provenance: Knox Mansion / Orchard House 800 Delaware Ave Buffalo, NY by direct descent. The Knox family of Buffalo are

Rookwood art pottery and Gorham sterling silver overlay ewer by Charles John Dibowski #409. Etched leaves to the silver overlay. Yellow flowers to the central area of the porcelain. Rookwood mark to t

Rookwood art pottery porcelain & Gorham sterling silver overlay ewer by Carl Schmidt, circa 1900 - #626W. An amber brown ground with hand painted flowers towards the handle. Sterling silver foliate sc

Large early Gorham Ewer Or Pitcher. Crafted Of Fine Quality Solid Sterling Silver. Features A Ram's Head Handle And Bead Work To The Collar And Base. Cartouche In the Center With Monogram. Important p

Gorham Sterling Silver Overlay Sherry Ewer with Stopper, ca1900

Cut Crystal Ewer with Gorham Sterling Silver Rim, #D397, 9 3/8" tall. Good condition with three very minor flakes.

A very fine American Brilliant Period Stevens & Williams green cut to clear pitcher/ewer. Gorham sterling silver spring loaded flip top."Rarities in American Cut Glass page 164" Measures 9 5/8" Tall.E

Gorham sterling silver mixed metal coffee pot or ewer, #e40, circa 1880. Silver to the rim, hinge, and base of neck. Gorham hallmarks to the base. Weight Approx., 1 lb Measures :6.25 inches x 5 inches

Gorham sterling silver mixed metal coffee pot or ewer, #e40, circa 1880. Silver to the rim, hinge, and base of neck. Gorham hallmarks to the base. Weight Approx., 1 lb Measures :6.25 inches x 5 inches

Gorham Sterling Silver Cut Glass Pitcher (10 3/8" tall) & an Unmarked Glass Ewer with Bacchus head and cross hatch pattern (9 1/2" tall). Good condition.

Alvin and Gorham Clear Glass and Sterling Silver Overlay Assortment (6) items including (2) decanters marked Alvin and Gorham with Alvin having a stopper; a ewer with stopper marked 'sterling'; an unm

A Gorham Mfg. Company Gregorian Pattern Silver Center Bowl and Pair of Weighted Candlesticks, Providen

A Gorham Mfg. Co. Silver Ewer, Providence, Rhode Island, 1909 Marks: (lion-anchor-G), STERLING, 2297, A, (arrow)&comma

Gorham Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Candelabras, from the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair Designed by Edwin E. Codman (American, 1876-1955) Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, circa 1904. Spaulding &

Martele in design with French grey finish. A gift to J.G. Metcalfe, General manager of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad. Magnificent monumental punch bowl with scalloped rolled border with embossed

GORHAM STERLING SILVER CHANTILLY PATTERN FLATWARE AND SERVEWARE SET ~ STAMPED AND TESTED 925, LARGE SET WITH ALMOST EVERY PIECE FEATURING A PERSONALIZED MONOGRAM, SEVEN-HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIGHT (748) T

Gorham Sterling Silver Beverage Service c.1864; pattern #350 having a hand chased design with figural handles; nine piece service including coffee pot, water pitcher, tea pot with warming stand, waste

Gorham Manufacturing Company (Providence, RI, 1831-present) Pair of "Maintenon" Trays sterling silver marked "Sterling, A10207, 25 In, Maintenon, Spaulding & Co., Chicago" with hallmarks 29 x 19 1/8 i

Fine Gorham Sterling Silver Coffee and Tea Service in the Louis XVI Taste, ret. J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, early 20th c., incl. kettle-on-stand with burner (h. 13 1/2 in. to top of handle), co

Exquiste Gorham Sterling silver flatware, Pat 1885 172 oz service for 12 with Gorham St. Cloud Pattern, Approx 172oz - includes 12 lg. serving spoons, 11 soup spoons, 33 teaspoons, `18 Luncheon forks,

Exceptional and heavy 184 Pcs. flatware set in Gorham’s “Paris” pattern with flowing filigree and 2 figures at the top of the handle, scenic panel of a man playing a flute in the woods on the fr

254 piece set of Gorham sterling flatware in "St. Cloud" pattern, including 5-drawer wooden storage box: 6 large tablespoons (8.5") 11 tablespoons (7.75") 25 teaspoons (7") 12 dessert spoons (6") 23 s

Gorham Sterling Silver Six-Piece Coffee and Tea Set. Floral repousse. Pattern 432. Monogrammed on heating base, missing burner. 172 ozt. Max Ht. 14". Property of the Strong, sold to benefit the museum

including: Twelve serving plates; 10.75 in. diameter; 18.4 oz each (220.8 ozt total) Twelve matching butter plates; 6 in. diameter; 6 oz each (72 ozt total) each with chased rims, all bearing monogram