Pair Frank W. Smith sterling silver tazze

Pair Frank W. Smith sterling silver tazze, First half 20th c., Massachusetts, with reticulated banding and engraved flower decoration, marked "Sterling" and with maker's mark on underside of foot, 6"h

Eight Pieces of American and German Sterling Silver Tableware, first half 20th century, including a pair of Frank W. Smith gadrooned salt cellars, dia. 2-3/4", an unmarked four-piece "lion's masque" s

This is an antique pair of spoons from the Frank W. Smith Silver Company of Gardner, Massachusetts. Rendered in fine sterling silver, this spoon is decorated in the classic Baronial pattern first intr

Includes an American sterling bread basket with scalloped edge; a Redlich & Co. sterling tazza with openwork floral border, no. 4414X; and an Frank W. Smith Silver Co. openwork sterling basket, no. 20

Six Pieces of 20th Century Sterling Tableware. Including a pair of small bowls by W.H. Manchester Co., a small reticulated bowl by Gorham, a shell shaped bowl by Frank W. Smith Silver Co., and a tray

A Set of Twelve American Silver-Gilt Cups Frank W. Smith, Gardner, MA, Early 20th Century together with a gold-toned pair of steel ice tongs. the cups marked 'Sterling' to the underside 31 ozt 6 dwt g

A Frank W. Smith sterling silver center bowllate 19th/early 20th centuryInitial: M., with later flower grate.height 4 1/2in (11.5cm); width 20in (51cm); depth 16in (41cm); weight approximately 68oz tr

Fiddle Shell pattern, 56 pieces 70 troy ounces weighable

Frank W. Smith sterling silver flatware service in the "Edward VII" pattern. American, circa 1889. With 101 pieces, including: 18 dinner forks, 18 dinner knives with sterling handles and stainless ste

American, the reeded ovoid body with applied lion mask and ring handles, the lid with foliate scroll hinge and reeded knop, the bottom marked "Sterling" and with pictorial trademark of Frank W. Smith

Frank W. Smith Silver Co. antique pierced reticulated sterling silver bride's basket. Total approximate weight is 624 grams. Frank W. Smith, sterling and #2093 hallmarks on underside. SHIPPINGHill Auc

Frank W. Smith sterling silver centerpiece/fruit stand, B 70-2 pattern, 5 1/2" x 12", 20.58 ozt., monogram in center

A Frank W. Smith Sterling Silver Demitasse Service. Comprising a demitasse pot, a creamer and an open sugar bowl Wt: 14.35 ozt

Frank W. Smith Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, circa 1900. A light gilt wash to the etched shell bowl with ribbon accents. Frank W. Smith hallmark to the underside. Weight Approx., 3.3 ozt Measures App

Very good antique condition with some patina according to age which can be polished away easily. Each piece weighs ca. 11.7 grams and measures approx. 4 1/4" long. Monogrammed "K".

Six (6) Frank W. Smith Sterling Silver 1910 Newport Shell / Puritan Forks. 3 with monograms, each 7". 3 with no monograms, 2 at 7", 1 at 7 3/4". Weight on all 290 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Pr

Five (5) Frank W. Smith Sterling Silver Newport Shell Forks, c. 1910. Each 7 1/8", all monogrammed "S". Weight on all 225 grams. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Frank W. Smith Silver Company (American 1886-1958), large sterling silver circular tray, marked to the underside. Approximate dimensions: dia. 16"; total approx. weight 38.73 ozt.

(lot) Sterling and silver plate flatware, highlights include: (6) sterling silver demitasse spoons with twist handles, (6) Frank W. Smith "Vergennes" sterling silver teaspoons, monogrammed M, (13) Int

FRANK W. SMITH SILVER CO. STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE IN THE FIDDLE THREAD PATTERNAmerican, early 20th century. This one-hundred and nineteen (119) piece service includes eighteen (18) each of di

Engraved Pegasus with motto 'Non Dormiat Qui Custodit' center, maker's mark on back, marked Sterling. Measures 16 inches. Weighs 42 ozt. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping servi

Frank W. Smith Silver Co. Sterling Silver Etched Serving Spoon: Measures 8.5" weighs 52.3 grams. Etched landscape scene in bowl with Ralph on reverse.

Frank W. Smith "Federal Cotillion" Sterling Silver Flatware the pattern designed in 1901 by Frank Wyman Smith (1848-1904), Gardner, Massachusetts, including eight eleven-piece place settings, with an

Stunning pair of large Frank Smith sterling silver trumpet vases # 3335. Each engraved and monogrammed with G on one side with date of Feb 22, 1918 on other side. Probably used as wedding presentation