William Waldo Dodge Sterling Footed Bowl

William Waldo Dodge handwrought sterling silver bowl, circa 1935-1940), 3 3/4"h. x 8 3/8" dia. Approximately 18.3 troy oz TW. Provenance: Private collection Chicago, Illinois.

William Waldo Dodge Jr. (American, 1895-1971). Set of three "Hammered Waterfall" bowls. Sterling silver. c. 1930's. Model# BRF. Large bowl: Height: 2 1/2", Dia. 13 5/8". Small bowl 1: Height: 1 1/2",

Two Arts & Crafts Sterling Silver Bowls, Including one by Arthur Stone, the other by William Waldo Dodge, Asheville, North Carolina {Total silver weight 18.8 troy oz; height of larger 3 3/8 inches, di

(lot of 5) American sterling silver, assorted makers and patterns, including: (1) sauce ladle, William Waldo Dodge, Jr. (1895-1971), Asheville, NC, hallmarked to the reverse, approx 5.25"l; (1) Shreve

William Spratling sterling silver Nautilus footed bowl 4"h x 7 1/2"d. total weight: 14.87 ozt Provenance: The Estate of James Turnbow, Beeville, Texas We happily provide seamless shipping service

Group of Sterling Silver Bowls and Platters Weight: 70.8 troy ounces. Makers including: 2 pieces Tiffany & Co., 2 platters Wallace Sterling, footed bowl after William Fleming. Max Dia. 10 in.

DESCRIPTION: Sterling William B. Meyers footed bowl. Newark, NJ 1907-1950's. MEASUREMENTS: 9" diameter x 3-1/2" high. 14.7 ozt.

A William Spratling Mexican Sterling Silver Bowl. Round footed bowl bears a Spratling mark of 1962-1964 3" x 12" Wt: 25.60 ozt

Sterling footed bowl and dish to include RB Co. sterling footed bowl, 4-3/4" dia and Randahl sterling dessert plate, 7" dia, 13.08 TO

HC Abbott & Bro sterling silver footed bowl, scalloped rim, paw feet, 5-3/4" x 4-3/4" x 3" h, 4.09 TO

American gilt sterling silver centerpiece bowl, Tiffany & Company Makers, c.1956-1965, directorship of William T. Lusk, lobed rim, on a short foot, model number 23843, approx 3 3/8"h, 9"diam, 20.89ozt

William Devenport; Birmingham, 1925; with pierced rim; not engraved; approximately 534 grams; 7 1/2 inches diameter; 4 1/2 inches high

A fine Arts Crafts period sterling silver hand wrought gravy boat by William Waldo Dodge of Asheville, North Carolina. The piece dates c. 1915 - 1920155.3 Grams, 7.5 in length 3.2 in tall marked, Good

RETICULATED WEIGHTED STERLING SILVER COMPOTE OR CANDY DISH Weighted sterling silver footed bowl with a reticulated lattice rim design. Dimensions Width: 8 1/4” Depth: 8 1/4” Height: 3 1/4&

English, comprising three reticulated footed bowls with ram's head ringed mock handles, the larger oval bowl with additional bow decorated cartouche. No monograms. Dents, lacking inserts, old repair t

Lot of 2 kitchen accessories. 1 salt cellar with steel hinge lid and glass insert. Marked William Sonoma. Approx 2 inches tall and 6 inches long and 1 Footed bowl marked silver on underside. Approx 2

137099 1841 ANTIQUE EDWARD & BARNARD STERLING BOWL 1841 sterling silver Edward, Edward Jr, John and William Barnard London 1841 hallmark footed sterling sugar bowl. Possibly the oldest manufacturingsi

136059 1841 ANTIQUE EDWARD & BARNARD STERLING BOWL 1841 sterling silver Edward, Edward Jr, John and William Barnard London 1841 hallmark footed sterling sugar bowl. Possibly the oldest manufacturingsi

A floral repousse pattern circular footed sterling bowl, signed S. Kirk & Son Co. 925/1000, 4”H x 10”dia., 29.8 T oz.

TIFFANY & CO MONOGRAMMED STERLING SILVER BOWL A Tiffany & Co. sterling silver monogrammed footed bowl. Marked on the underside. Measures 4 1/2" Diameter, 2" H

This is an antique sterling silver lion footed bowl crafted by William Gibson & John Lawrence Langman of Dublin. The bowl features a rural landscape scene. Dating to 1896. 8 3/8" diameter x 4" tall. I

William Gale & Son sterling silver lidded serving bowl with footed undertray. New York. Allover engraved foliate and geometric decoration with rope twist edges and handles. Monogrammed. 4.5in height o

SHEFFIELD STERLING FOOTED/RETICULATED EDGE CENTER BOWL, C.1906-7. HEIGHT 5 1/2"; 9 7/8 X 9 7/8"; 19.0 OZT

Mixed doubles runner up 1927 and 1928, hand wrought sterling by William Dodge II 1895-1971 8.22 OZT for both pieces