TWO AMERICAN STERLING SERVING BOWLS

the first: Reed and Barton, with maker's mark, further marked "Sterling", and "X811" (13 inches wide; 8 3/4 inches deep; 3 3/4 inches high, approximately 607 grams); the second: no maker's mark, marke

A GROUP OF TWO AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING BOWLS, CIRCA 1920-1930, comprising a Gorham Manufacturing Co. sterling silver bowl of scallop rim lobed form, the border engraved with medallions betwee

Two American Sterling Silver Round Serving Bowlsthe larger with mark of Towle, pattern number 66440, with scroll and floral motif rim, without monogram (1 1/2 x 12 in.); the smaller with mark of J. E.

Two American Sterling Silver Round Serving Bowlsincluding a Watson Meadow Rose bowl, pattern number B221 (2 1/8 x 9 3/4 in.); the second with mark of Wallace, pattern number 225, gadroon and floral mo

Two American sterling silver Reed & Barton serving bowls, one marked "Hanover" and the other "304". Largest approx. 10.75 X 7.75". Approx. total weight 1013 grams.

comprising a shell bowl marked "Sterling" (no maker's mark), 5 1/4 x 4 3/8 in. (13.3 x 11.1 cm.); the serving bowl marked for Durham, 9 1/4 x 7 3/4 in. (23.5 x 19.7 cm.); approximately 499 grams

Including a Whiting "Arabesque" punch ladle, 1875, with gilt bowl, monogrammed, 12 1/2 in. L, 6.05 ozt; and a John R Wendt "Bird" fish server, 1865, monogrammed, 11 5/8 in. L, 4.35 ozt.

Three Pieces American Sterling Silver, comprising two serving bowls and one circular tray, Wallace, Alvin and unsigned tray. Dimensions: 10 in. dia. approximately each. Weight: Approximately 1085 g.

A lot of two Gorham American sterling silver serving spoons in the highly ornate "Versailles" pattern. One spoon with scalloped and repousse bowl. No apparent monograms. Each approx. 8 7/8" length(22.

Including a pair of fish servers and a spoon, Dominick & Haff Century pattern; a Gorham cheese scoop; two spoons; two spoons with pierced bowls; a Gorham ice cream slice; and two others. Length of fis

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a 9 5/8" pie server, and a 9 3/4" serving spoon, each with gilt to blade or bowl, and "G" monogram; possibly designed by Alonzo Hebbar

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, 20th century, including˜two gravy and one cream ladles;˜two serving spoons; jelly server; two sugar shell spoons; cold meat fork; large bowl serving spoon; hollow handle butter knife; holl

A Group of American Silver Trays Reed and Barton, Taunton, MA comprising two serving bowls and two serving trays, all in same pattern; serving bowls are monogrammed. marked as 'Sterling' 940C on under

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Seven pieces including small tray, two small Gorham bowls, Reed & Barton porringer, bread plate, serving bowl with monogram and Towle serving bowl with embossed

American, 20th century, including˜stuffing spoon with button; three sauce ladle; two cold meat fork; two sugar shells;˜pierced bowl lemon fork; splayed tine lemon fork; sugar spoon; child's spoon an

First half 19th century. Three are American coin silver: two "S. BAKER'' and one "Clark'' and an English sterling berry spoon with engraved handle, And chased bowl, Edinburgh with date mark for 1802.

The pair, with an impressed star, the letter R, Sterling, Francis I pattern. The plate, marked Reed & Barton, Sterling. All chased with foliage. Height of bowls 1.75 in. Diameter 8 in. Diameter of pla

Two American Sterling Bowls and a Basket Comprising an Alvin bowl serial number D97-26 {diameter 8 7/8 inches}, a Gorham center bowl with tripartite glass insert {diameter 8 5/8 inches}, and a Whiting

Two Sterling Serving Bowls, early 20th c., one of circular form, by Victor Siedman, New York; the second of lobed form, by Tuttle Silversmiths, in the "Dublin" pattern, Wt.- 23.95 troy oz., Lobed- H.-

Two American Sterling Silver Bowls, Late Nineteenth-Early Twentieth Century. Comprising an Art Nouveau bowl, William B. Kerr & Co., Newark, New Jersey, 1880-1905, chased with clover stems, engraved in

Three American sterling silver open serving bowls, the first marked for Gorham and "508/1," the second marked for Dominick & Haff and "Salem" "1549/105," and the last marked for Wallace and "2099." La

American 20th, Towle Louis Xiv And Wallace Stradivari, Both Marked Underside, Diameter 10 Inches, Total Weight 586.1 Grams, Light Surface Scratches, See Photos For Condition.

Early to mid 20th century. The group includes a center bowl by Frank Smith Silver Company along with a pierced oval center bowl with handle at center and an oval center bowl by Lunt. 35.1 oz Sold from