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704. Twelve Sterling Demitasse Spoons A set of twelve delicate demitasse spoons, with a small cast horse at the top of each handle, each is 4-1/2" long, hallmarked. Weight is 5.0 troy oz. total. 50/100 Sold: $143.75 |
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705. Towle Sterling "French Provincial" Luncheon Service for Eight This luncheon service includes eight three-piece place settings with extra pieces. There are 11 knives (approx. 8-3/4"L), 10 dinner forks (approx. 7-1/8"L), 7 salad forks (approx. 6-3/8"L), 10 teaspoons (approx. 5-7/8"L), 5 dessert spoons (approx. 6-1/2"L), small ladle (approx. 6-5/8"L), a soup spoon (approx. 6-1/4"L), a sugar spoon (approx. 5-3/4"L), and a butter knife (approx. 5-7/8"L). All the pieces are marked "Towle Sterling French Provincial," knives are marked "Towle Sterling Handle Stainless Blade" on the blase. Total weight excluding the knives is 45 troy oz. The service rests is in silversmith's tarnish resistant cloth. 500/700 Sold: $488.75 |
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706. Victorian Luncheon Service for Twelve, ca. late 19th Century This luncheon service for twelve features bone candles with carved palmette decorations, silverplated blades and forks decorated with an etched vine design. Blades bear "W & H S" hallmark. This service is neatly stored in a burled wood box decorated with a brass inlay escutcheon. Forks measure approx. 6-3/4"L; knives measure approx. 8-1/4"L; overall box measures approx. 2-1/2"T x 10"W x 12"L. 400/600 Sold: $149.50 |
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707. Community Plate Service "Old English Melon" A silver plated coffee and tea service comprised of a tray, 16" x 26", a footed coffee pot with a carved wooden handle, a footed melon-shaped teapot with carved wooden handle, a melon-shaped sugar bowl with lid, a creamer, and a waste container. Each lid is a cast sprig and blosssom form. The tray bears the inscription, "You Know What We Wish You...The Bastard's Club...Nov 19 1939". Each piece has the maker's marks on the bottom. 100/200 Sold: $178.25 |
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708. Sterling Square Tray and a Sauce Boat This lot includes a silver square plate on four small feet, with an impressed "600" and a unidentified European mark; measures approx. 9" square, weight approx. 9.2 troy oz. Silver sauce boat is marked "sterling" and "1031"; overall this boat measures approx. 4" x 7-3/8" x 3-1/2"; weights approx. 7.9 troy oz. 100/300 Sold: $161.00 |
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709. Silver Plate Etrog Container, or Esrog Box, ca. 19th Century Oval shaped container with hinged lid. Silver over brass with chased design and inscription. Raised on cylindrical feet, cast bow handle and round closure. Approx. 4"T x 5-1/2" x 4". Marked on hinge. 150/250 Sold: $161.00 |
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710. Theatre Actress May Yohe (1869-1938), Enameled Cigaratte Case (English, 1894-95) Possibly made by George Hunter. English silver case with gold washed interior, hallmarked. Exterior inscribed with block lettering, with description of the actress's career and history, inscribed at a later date, after 1938. Case lid enamled with hand painted portrait of the actress in costume. Approx. 3-1/8" square. Sold by H. Lewis & Co. William Hammerstein hired May Yohe for $1,500 a week to sing at his New York Theatre, and not so incidentally, to show the famous Hope Diamond as her first husband, Lord Henry Francis Hope Pelham-Clinton, was the owner of the Hope Diamond. 300/500 Sold: $667.00 |
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711. Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Dresser Jar, ca. late 19th Century Cylindrical container with slight taper, interior with gold wash, lid with relief image of a fairy in a march setting. Bottom stamped Sterling, 192 and long axe, or hachett mark, probably made by Kerr silversmiths. With original glass insert. Approx. 3"T x 2"D. 150/300 Sold: $115.00 |
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712. A Sterling Silver Compact in a Georg Jensen Box A delicate sterling silver ladies' compact with hinged lid. The compact is 2-3/8" square x 1/2" tall. The exterior perimeter is fluted and has an applied leaf and vine decoration at one corner. The interior of the hinged lid has a mirror with a separate fluted silver rim insert. The base has a circular hinged lid and contains a small powder puff with a wool felt surround. The lid is marked "Sterling" and has a maker's mark as well, though it is indistinct. The compact comes with a grey felt protective bag from Georg Jensen, Inc., New York and a cardboard box with a white satin interior also marked from Georg Jensen, Inc. 50/100 Sold: $120.75 |
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713. Gorham Sterling Shell Dish and Six Towle Small Shell Plates The larger Gorham dish has two ball feet, and is marked with appropriate hallmarks; weighs approx. 5.1 troy oz, measures approx. 5-3/4" x 5-7/8"; Towle small shell plates measure approx. 4-1/4" x 3-1/2", total weight approx. 10.3 troy oz. 100/300 Sold: $172.50 |
