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398. A Sterling Silver Dish by Gorham, American, ca. 1952, Reproduction "Dublin 1720" A sterling silver serving dish by Gorham. The dish is designed with fluted sides, center engraved with a coat of arms. Not monogrammed. Bottom stamped "Gorham/ Sterling/ 40613/2" and Gorham hallmarks, as well as "Reproduction/ Dublin 1720." The dish measures approx. 13" in diameter x 1-3/4"H. Weight 33 troy oz. 600/900 Sold: $517.50 |
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399. A British Miniature Silver Pitcher A miniature silver pitcher made by Charles Stuart Harris, British, ca. 1885-86, approx. 3-7/8H x 2" in diameter at the body, hallmarked at the neck, with relief designs around the body of signs of the zodiac and with bands of other relief designs above and below. Approx. 2.36 troy oz. 75/150 Sold: $126.50 |
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400. A 4-Piece Sterling Silver Tea Service A handsome four-piece boat-shaped coffee and tea service in sterling silver, including a 9"H coffee pot, a 6-1/2"H tea pot, a 4-1/2"H double handled sugar bowl and a 4-1/2"H cream pitcher, each marked on the underside. Each piece is ornamented similarly with gadrooning at the base and on the lip with corner ornaments. The four pieces together weigh approx. 79.815 troy oz. 800/1,200 Sold: $776.25 |
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401. A Peruvian Sterling Silver Centerpiece Dish Designed as an elongated bowl with undulating sides and a light hammered finish throughout; accented with berry clusters applied diagonally on the narrow ends; rests on a flared base. Stamped "Peru 925." Overall measures approx. 3-1/2"H x 11-1/2"L x 5-1/2"W. Total weight approx. 12 troy oz. 300/600 Sold: $368.00 |
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402. A Cellini Craft Arts & Crafts Serving Spoon, ca. Early 20th Century Designed with a long handle decorated with a scroll motif accent on the end of the handle. Hallmarked on the handle "S 27/ Handwrought/ sterling" and a makers mark with initials CC flanking a tree. Measures approx. 13-1/2"L. Weight approx. 6 troy oz. 300/500 Sold: $115.00 |
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403. A European Silver Flatware Dinner Service, German, After 1886 A dinner set in European German 800 silver. Combined two similar patterns, monogrammed "NJ", and "AS". 6 dinner knives 10"L, 6 forks 8-1/4"L, 12 teaspoons 5-3/4"L, 6 soup spoons 8-1/4"L, 12 demitasse spoons 4-1/4"L, 16 dessert forks 5-1/2"L. Serving pieces: include cake servers with brass blades, a long serving fork 8-1/2"L, a small pickle fork, approx. 4"L. Blades are loose. 600/900 Sold: $258.75 |
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404. Pair of Silver Beakers, Formerly Belonging to Lloyd Osbourne, Stepson and presented by Robert Louis Stevenson Two sterling silver cups with gold washed interiors. The larger cup features incised scrolling foliate designs twisted and knotted upon itself. The smaller cup is incised with a depiction of birds, fish and curvilinear shell shapes. The undersides are hallmarked and incised with the owners name, Lloyd Osbourne (1868-1947). The large cup measures approx. 3-1/4"H x 2-7/8"H, and small cup measures approx. 3-1/8"H x 2-1/2"W. Osbourne was the stepson of the American author Robert Louis Stevenson. He collaborated with Stevenson on three novels and also wrote books of his own. As a young boy, he was the indirect inspiration for Stevenson's popular adventure novel "Treasure Island". It is believed that Stevenson may have presented these cups to his stepson as a gift. 1,500/2,500 |
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405. A Pair of German Secessionist Design Table Spoons A handsome pair of German made Secessionist design table spoons, each approx. 7-5/8"L, with a gold wash on the bowl front and back, marked on the back of the handle, probably by Gebruder Petersfeldt, Berlin. 150/250 Sold: $86.25 |
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406. A Set of Six Medallion Silver Soup Spoons by Hotchkiss & Schreuder A set of six medallion sterling silver soup spoons, in the "Dionysus" pattern, each approx. 7"L, total weight approx. 3.80 troy oz. Engraved with the initial "G" on the back of the handles. Each is marked on the back of the handle by Hotchkiss & Schreuder, also marked "sterling" and "G.S. Ball". 600/700 |
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407. An Elegant Sterling Silver Chocolate Pot by The Sweetser Co, New York, ca. 1900-1915 Designed with a beveled body slightly tapered upwards and decorated with engraved designs featuring scroll swags, vase motifs, and a monogram vignette with initials "RK". Ivory or bone insulators on the curved handle. Vase shape finial graces a hinged lid. Bottom marked "Sterling/ 1605/ S & E/ Handmade." Overall measures approx. 8-1/2"T. Total weight approx. 14 troy oz. The Sweetser Co. were manufacturers of gold & sterling ware. 300/600 Sold: $678.50 |
