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AMERICAN SILVER

ART NOUVEAU STERLING SILVER BOWL. Wm. B. Kerr & Co. Neward, New Jersey.  Rim of bow is accented with Art Nouveau lily. 14 1/2"l. 10 1/2"w., 3 1/4"h. Approx. 18.6 troy ounces. December 12-13, 1998. Lot #5323. $475.00.

PAIR STERLING SILVER PEDESTAL COMPOTES.   Dominick & Haff.  New York.  Retailed at Grogan Co. Pittsburgh, PA.  Top has scalloped sloping interior.  Outer rim is accented with tooled foliate and lattice corners.  Center post rests on a step down scalloped base.  Base has tooled foliate and bands.  Center is monogrammed "CPM".  Excellent condition.  10"dia. 4.5"h. Approx. 40 troy ounces. March 23, 1999. $750.00.

STERLING SILVER TEA CADDY.   Gorham Silversmiths.  Providence, RI.  Body is a cylindrical shape accented with tooled foliate wreath and garland.  3.75"h. 2.5"dia.  Approx. 6 troy ounces. March 20, 1999. $250.00.
 

STERLING SILVER LETTER OPENER.  William B. Kerr & Co.  Newark, NJ.  Cherub accents top of letter opener.  Inscribed "Katherine".  Excellent condition.  8"l.  March 19, 1999. $200.00.
 

STERLING SILVER TROPHY.  Schofield Co., Inc.  Baltimore, MD.  Handled pedestal urn.  Inscribed "Rolling Rock Hunt Racing Association.  Edith Flynn Patterson Memorial.  1 Mile & 3 Quarters Over Hurdles".  Lid has a cast horse and jockey finial.   8.25"h. 5.75 troy ounces. March 24, 1999. $100.00

MARCUS STERLING SILVER TRUMPET FORM VASES.  Mark "Marcus & Co., New York, New York. 1918-1927". Pair trumpet shaped vases on round stepped foot. Chased with flowers, buds, and leaves. 10 1/4" (26cm) h., 4 1/8" (10.5cm) dia. at the top. 3 1/2" (8.9cm) dia. at the foot. Total weight of 23.2 troy ounces. March 17, 2001. Lot #5005.  $650.00.

5540 WATSON STERLING SILVER BREAD PLATES. Set of eight. c. 1910. Mark: indistinct plus "Sterling 3916." Round with reeded rim. 6" (15.2cm) dia. Approx. 23.5 troy ounces total weight. Condition: light surface scratches. Estimate: $250.-$350. Price: $323.12.

ENGLISH SILVER

5531 QUEEN ANNE STERLING SILVER CHOCOLATE POT. Hallmarked-Britannia and lion in profile on lid and indistinct scratched numbers "23" and "28" on base. London c.1709. Cylinder shaped tapered sides. Heavily repousse and chased with roses, flowers, scrolled leafage, and a flower urn on one side, cartouche set amid flowers on the other. No monogram. Goose neck spout with dome shaped hinged lid held by sliding pin and chain-similarly decorated. Orb finial. Applied round stepped base appears to be formed separately from body of pot. 10 1/2" (26.7cm) h. 8" (20.3cm) w.-from handle to spout, 4 1/4" (10.8cm) dia.-the base. Approx. 24.8 troy ounces. Condition: tiny dents here and there around perimeter of base, age cracks on ivory handle, else excellent. Estimate: $1500.-$2500. Sept. 16, 2001. Price $1645.00.

ENGLISH 19TH CENTURY SILVER/GILT PICTURE FRAME. Marked "London" and "IB" within an oval. Possibly John Bridge of Rundell, Bridge & Rundell.  Folding frame with support piece for dresser.  Two hinged "doors" with sliding, pierced covers open to reveal two rectangular portrait areas. 9"h., 7" w., (doors closed). March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3152.  $325.00.

5532 GEORGE III SILVER SALVER. Hallmarked: London, 1819. Maker: Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard- important Regency silversmiths. (They supplied wares to Rundell Bridge & Rundell, who were patronized by the Royal family and held warrants from both the Prince of Wales and Duke of York.) Round tray with shell and reeded border, three paw feet, and central insignia "Dei Dono Sum Quod Sum" in a half circle around a bent right arm holding a dagger. 11" (27.9cm) dia. Approx. 26.6 troy ounces. Condition: light surface polishing scratches. Estimate: $1500.-$2500. Sept. 16, 2001. Price $1645.00.

5534 GEORGE III STERLING SILVER SALVER. Hallmarked: London, 1814. Maker: William Fountain. Scalloped gadrooned rim. Two small emblems on the flange: one a crowned circle inscribed with "Domints Dedit" which encircles a horned animal head, the other inscribed "Reviresco" on a banner over a horned seated animal. 9 3/4" (24.7cm) dia. Approx. 16.0 troy ounces. Condition: light surface polishing scratches. Estimate: $225.-$300. Sept. 16, 2001. Price $470.00.

5535 GEORGE III BATEMAN STERLING SILVER SALVER. Hallmarked: London, 1812. Maker: William Bateman. Scalloped, gadrooned rim interrupted with six shells on perimeter. Matching heraldic crests on opposite sides on flange. Crests comprised of a chevron with three birds and a motto beneath "Vincit Veritas." 11" (27.9cm) dia. Approx. 26.9 troy ounces. Condition: light surface scratches from polishing. Estimate: $1000.-$2000. Price $1292.50

5537 WILLIAM IV STERLING SILVER SALVER. Hallmarked: London, 1834. Rococo scalloped rim with scroll work and shell motif. Chased well of flowers, scrolls, and leaves. Three scrolled feet. 11" (27.9cm) dia. Approx. 25.0 troy ounces. Condition: light surface scratches. Estimate: $1000.-$1500. Price $1116.25.

5538 GEORGE III BATEMAN STERLING SILVER CARD TRAY. Hallmarked: London, 1800. Maker: Peter, Anne, and William Bateman. Oval tray with scalloped, stepped flange. Hand chased with shaped well in conforming motif. Four applied, curved, reeded feet. 4 1/2" x 6 1/4" (10.8 x 15.8cm). Approx. 4.0 troy ounces. Condition: light surface scratches from polishing. Estimate: $150.-$200. Price $323.12

5539 ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SUGAR CASTER. Hallmarked: London, 1932-on body. "Harrods London SW" on base. Indistinct maker's mark. Baluster shaped body rises from round gadrooned foot. 8 1/4" (20.9cm) h. Approx. 9.8 troy ounces. Condition: foot with slight irregularity of shape. Light polishing scratches. Else good. Estimate: $100.-$200. Price $188.00.

5541 GEORGE III STERLING SILVER SALT CELLARS. Pair. Hallmarked: London, 1783 and London, 1790. Round cauldon salt with vermeil interior. Each with three hoof feet. The body with repousse roses and cartouche (no monogram). 2 1/4" (5.72cm) dia. Approx. 2.3 troy ounces t.w. Condition: slight dents to bottom. Estimate: $75.-$125.  Price $129.25

5544 GEORGE III STERLING SILVER CRESTED SAUCE BOAT. Hallmarked: London, 1808. Makers: R & S. Hennell (Robert, pioneer of the Neoclassical style, and son Samuel). Two handled, footed, oblong boat with geometric, reeded handles. Gadrooned slightly shaped rim. Crested with a standing lion holding a cross. 3 1/2" (8.8cm) h., 4 1/4" (10.8cm) w., 8" (20.3cm) l.-includes handles. Condition: light surface scratches, worn vermeil on interior. Small indentation near base of one handle, else good. Estimate: $200.-$300. Sept. 16, 2001. Price: $235.00

5546 GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TOAST RACK. Hallmarked: Dublin, 1793. Maker mark: rubbed, possibly Robert Smith. Hoop shaped six slice rack on octagonal base. On four curved reeded feet. 5 3/4" (14.6cm) h., 6 1/4" (15.8cm) l., 4 1/2" (11.4cm) w. Approx. 6.4 troy ounces. Condition: light surface scratches. Estimate: $125-$175. Sept. 16, 2001. Price: $499.33.

5557 ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SPOONS. Two. (1) Celtic style sifter with reticulated shaft terminating in floral motif. Hallmarked: London, 1902, Maker: Omar Ramsden and Alwyn Carr (1873-1939). (2) Fiddle shaped sifter. Hallmarked: lion, profile to the left, and "K." Maker's mark: "TI." Each approx. 6" (15.2cm). Approx. troy ounces total weight. Condition: light surface scratches. Estimate: $100.-$125. Price $381.87.

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CONTINENTAL/RUSSIAN  SILVER

5542 DUTCH STERLING SILVER BOX. Hallmark: Netherlands silver standard 1. Oval box with hinged lid and bail handle. Four reserves embossed with village scenes of a figure walking a dog, and a figure with small animals. 3" (7.6cm) h., 3" (7.6cm) w., 2 1/2" (6.3cm) d. Approx. 3.8 troy ounces. Condition: light surface scratches from polishing. Sept. 16, 2001. Estimate: $80.-$120. Price $188.00.

 
GERMAN SILVER/GILT BRONZE CASKET. c. 1922. Signed Hutschenreuther.  Made in Nurenberg, Germany.  Domed lid with allegorical panels on sides and lid.  Cedar lined and gilt borders. 3 3/4"h., 4 1/2"d. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3169. $450.00

5530 ITALIAN SILVER PRESENTATION TRAY. N/R Unmarked. Hand crafted heart shaped tray. Hammered scrolled handle. Inscribed on the back "Gli Ipiegati Dello Zuccherificio Di Bondeno 31 Dicembre 1969." 9" x 13" (22.8 x 33.0)cm. Condition: needs polishing. Noticeable 3" (7.6cm) scratch on the underside. Estimate: $100.-$150. Price: $52.87

RUSSIAN LADY'S TOILET ACCESSORIES. 19th century. A monogrammed  repousse tray, and an atomizer -both of sterling silver and 22k gold. Provenance:  Russian Countess Witte, (wife of Count Sazius-Ministerof Finance in 1896.) Tray- 4 3/4" x 10 1/2";  atomizer 4 1/2"h., 1 3/4" diam. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3166. $450.00.

RUSSIAN SILVER COSSAK BELT. c. 1900.  "84". With central triform buckle and eight rectangular links. 30"l., 3 1/4" w.-at the buckle. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3161A. $550.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  SILVER/ENAMEL BOWL. 1885. St. Petersburg.  Maker:  I.P. Khlebnikov. "88". 1 3/4"h., 2 3/4" diam. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3157.  $650.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  SILVER BOWL. Made for Tiffany & Co. 1887. Moscow.  2 1/2"h., 5 1/4" diam.-at the top, 3 1/4" diam.-at base ring. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3147.  $375.00.
 

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  SILVER ROUND BOX. c. 1880-Imperial Warrant Mark.  Maker:  "Klbmnikov". Moscow.  "88".  The body with the Kremlin in relief.  The lid with profiles of three Russian Tsars encircled by a laurel wreath-a crown atop.  5 1/2"h., 3 3/4" diam. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3156. $1,600.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  FILIGREE SILVER CASKET. "AW" "84". Probably A. Shesterin.  The domed lid with emblem marked, "HF", and with a banner marked, "BABRA3Z". 2"h., 3 1/4" w., 2" d. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3148. $425.00.
 

RUSSIAN FILIGREE SILVER JEWEL CASKET. c. 1900.  "84". Turquoise finial.  Domed hinged lid. 2 3/4"h., 4"w., 2 1/4" d. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3154. $500.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  GILDED SILVER & ENAMELED CRUCIFIX WITH SILVER CHAIN.  c. 1896.  St. Petersburg. "84". The gilt/silver chain 50"l. The back of the crucifix with Cyrillic inscription and the date 1797.  The crucifix 4 1/8" x 2 5/8". March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3155. $900.00.
 

RUSSIAN PAIR 19TH CENTURY  CUP HOLDERS. Marked "84" and "o. KYPMOKOBb." O.F. Kurlyukov 1884-1918.  Moscow.  Art Nouveau motif with scrolling leaves and flowers.  Insignia to the front with Cyrillic letter and "W". 4 1/4"h., 3" diam.-at the base.  With cut crystal tumblers. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3153.  $900.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY PAIR OF FABERGE SILVER DINNER FORKS. "84". Moscow.  Assayer probably I.S. Lebdkin.  Monogrammed. 9"l. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3135. $650.00.

RUSSIAN SILVER & ENAMELED ICON. c. 1910. Mark "84". Kazan Mother of God with gilded silver repousse oklad. The Madonna with colorfully enameled halo in shades of blue, green, white, and red flowers.  With Cyrillic blue enameled inscription  "Ka3aHCKHa N.G". 9" x 7 1/4". March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3151. $1,200.00.

RUSSIAN SILVER KOVSH. Marked "84". "RC"-possibly Grigoriy Sbitnev.  Moscow.  Large vessel with asymmetric panels, bulbous body and blue, red and green "Jewels" at the upper border-plus red and green jewels on flattened handle inscribed in Cyrillic "To Dear Comrade Nickolai...." from the "Chairman of a Society of Officers near the Black Sea. (Near Odessa.) Dated July 20, 1914-Dec. 1915. 7"h., 14 1/2"l.,-includes handle, 7 1/4"w. (Note:  some panels with minor dents.) March 12-14, 1999.  Lot #3161. $2,300.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  SILVER MUG. "84". Moscow. c. 1891-1896. With inscribed Cyrillic lettering. 4 1/2"h., (includes raised handle) 3 3/8" diameter-at the base. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3150. $450.00.
 

RUSSIAN 18TH CENTURY  SILVER/GILT MASTER SALT. 1834.  "84 H.A." Nikolay Dubrovin 1822-1855. 3 1/4" h., 3 1/2" diameter-the top, 2 1/3" sq.-the base. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3137. $300.00.
 

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  SILVER SPOON. 1886. "84". St. Petersburg.  Coronation souvenir spoon-the bowl inscribed "L" and "St. Petersburg". Alex III. March 12-14, 1999. Lot # 3131. $50.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  SILVER & ENAMEL BERRY SPOON.  "84".  Moscow.  Probably S.T. Bogdanov 1828-1875.  7 1/2"l. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3132. $800.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  SILVER & ENAMEL BERRY SPOON. "84" Moscow.  Probably S.T. Bogdanov 1828-1875. 7 1/2" l. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3133. $1,100.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  SILVER & LACQUER BERRY SPOON. "84" St. Petersburg.  Monogrammed "EA".  The back with three horses pulling a sleigh with two men and a lady.  8" l.  March 12-14, 1999.   Lot #3134. $250.00.

RUSSIAN 19TH CENTURY  NIELLO TEASPOONS. Set of six.  Moscow "84". Maker Cyrillic letters "Phi Nu"-possibly F. Pyrin.  In original case. Each spoon 5 1/2" l. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3142.  $550.00.

CANDLESTICKS

SHEFFIELD CANDLESTICKS. 19th century.  Set of four.  Hawksworth, Eyre & Co., Ltd.  Corinthian columns with reeded shafts rising from square stepped plinth.  11"h., 4 1/2" square at the base. March 12-14, 1999. Lot #3162. $2,200.00.

REDLICH STERLING SILVER CANDLESTICKS. Set of four with four companion bobeches. Mark: Redlich & Co. New York, New York. (From 1946, part of the Elgin Silversmith Co., Inc.) Mark: "Grogan Company Sterling 5747 9 1/2" and a lion.) 9 1/2" h. (24.3cm) Total weight approx. 92 troy ounces. March 17, 2001. Lot #5003. $2500.00

FLATWARE SERVICES

ALVIN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE. Providence, RI.  "Vivaldi" pattern.  50 pcs. including: 16 tea spoons, 8 each: salad forks, dinner knives, dinner forks, 6 table spoons, 2 serving spoons, 1 each: jelly server, butter server. No monogram.  Approx. 62.6 troy ounces. March 22, 1999. $660.00.

MANCHESTER STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE.  Silver Co.  "Fleetwood"  1934.  Ninety-five pieces including 12 each: dinner knives, butter knives, dinner forks, luncheon forks, cream soup spoons, 24 tea spoons, 6 table spoons, 2 jelly servers, 1 each:serving spoon, ladle, pie server.  Monogrammed.  Approx. 100 troy ounces. March 23, 1999. $475.00.

PITCHERS

GORHAM STERLING SILVER PITCHER. Approx. 24.5 troy ounces. (Note:  monogrammed.) March 12-14, 1999. $250.00.
 
 

TEA SERVICES

GORHAM STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE. Five pieces including teapot, coffee pot, cream, covered sugar, and a waste bowl.  Ivory conductors on handles. (Note:  spout lip is damaged.) Teapot-11"h., 23.2 troy ounces.  Coffee 9"h., 20.9 troy ounces. Sugar 6 1/4"h., 9 troy ounces. Cream 5"h., 7.1 troy ounces, Waste - 4 1/2"h., 6.1 troy ounces.  Total weight approx. 66.3 troy ounces. December 12-13, 1998. Lot #5360. $800.00.

STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE.  Four pieces. WW Wattles & Sons,.  Graff, & Washbourne, & Dunn.  New York.  Inverted pear shaped hand chased bodies rest on pedestal sloping bases.   Swan neck with acanthus leaves accent tea pot.  "C" scroll handle.  Tea pot is accented with ivory finial and conductors.    Monogrammed "C".  Gilt interiors.  Tea pot: 10.5"h. 30 troy ounces.  Sugar: 4"h.  10 troy ounces.  Cream: 5.5"h.  8 troy ounces.  Waiter: 12.5"dia. 20 troy ounces.  Total approx. weight: 68 troy ounces. March 24, 1999. $1,350.00.
 

19TH CENTURY STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE. Peter L. Krider Co. Philadelphia, PA.  Five pieces including teapot, coffee pot, cream, covered sugar, and waste.  Vase shaped bodies with cast and applied rustic branch finials.  Body rests on sloping pedestal base.  body is embellished with embossed and hand chased grapes and vines.  Center cartouche is monogrammed.  Cast and applied rustic branch handle with hand chased and bright cut accents.  Ivory conductors on handles.  Teapot - 12 3/4"h., 34.1 troy ounces. Coffee 11 1/2"h., 25.4 troy ounces. Cream 8 1/2" h., 13.7 troy ounces. Covered sugar - 9"h., 22.2 troy ounces.  Waste - 5"h., 13 troy ounces.  Total weight approx. 109.4 troy ounces. December 12-13, 1998. Lot #5341. $5,000.00.

REED & BARTON "GEORGIAN" STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE.
"Georgian". Date mark 1936. American. Taunton, Massachusetts. Mark: bird, R, and lion. Total weight of this service is over 345 troy ounces. Seven pieces-all marked "575A" and with Reed and Barton hallmark. Includes coffee pot, tea pot, hot water on stand, covered sugar, creamer, waste and large tray. All pieces are monogrammed and crested with a bent, armored arm rising from the sea and holding a dirk with the Latin phrase "Impavide" beneath. Condition is excellent. Ornately hand chased with flowers, scroll work, and central cartouche front and back. Front cartouche boasts a crest. Shaped "D" handles. Bulbous form on round pedestal foot. Spouts are goose neck shaped with shaped mouths. Handles are elongated shaped D-curve, and lids are round stepped and proudly terminate in an acorn and fruited finial.
TRAY: Oval with applied handles to either side. Flange is 2"w. (5.1cm) at the sides and 3" (7.6cm) at both ends, the perimeter being entirely gadrooned. The flange is chased and embossed with flowers, leaves, and scrollwork-matching the serving pieces. The oval well bears the crest and 15 1/2" x 22" (39.4 x 55.9cm). Entire tray is 33"w (83.8cm). with the handles. Tray without handles is 19 1/2"(49.5cm) x 28" (49.5 x 71.1cm). (Note: tray has light surface scratches.) This tray weighs approx. 12 pounds or 175 troy ounces.
HOT WATER: 4 pts. and bears crest. Stationary handle and hinged lid. Pot tips on support 7 1/2"h.(19.05cm) with splayed, floral, scrolled sides and rises from domed and stepped, round 6 3/4"diam.(17.14cm) (Note no burner.) Overall 14" h. (35.56cm)-including handle. Pot is approx. 36.4 troy ounces. Stand is approx. 21.69 troy ounces
COFFEE POT: 3 pts. 11"h., (27.94) 11"(27.94) w.-includes spout and handle. Both insulators intact. Hinged lid. Approx. 33.1 troy ounces.
TEA POT: 2 1/4 pts. Both insulators intact. 10 3/4"h.,(26.6cm) 10 1/2" w.(26.6cm)-including spout and handle. Hinged lid. Approx. 32.84 troy ounces.
COVERED SUGAR: Removable round lid with finial. 8"h.,(20.32cm) 9" w. (22.86cm). Approx. 21.67 troy ounces.
CREAMER: 6"h.,(15.24cm); 6"w.(15.24cm). Approx. 13.15 troy ounces.
WASTE BOWL: Open round bowl. 4 1/2"h.,(11.43cm) 5"diam., (12.7cm), -at the top. Foot 3 3/4"w. (9.52cm). Approx. 13.4 troy ounces. March 17, 2001. Lot #5002 $8000.00.

DURGIN STERLING SILVER TEA SERVICE. c. 1925. American. Wm. B. Durgin Co., Concord, New Hampshire and Providence, Rhode Island -
later the Gorham Corporation. Hollowware mark: script D within an oval which is within a crowned cartouche. Total weight of this service is over 320 troy ounces.  All have scalloped, three-tiered reeded rims. Finials and insulators are all pale ivory in color with age cracks and age discoloration. All have slightly rounded, paneled sides elaborately embossed with scrollwork, flowers, and leaves at the top and additional leaves and bellflowers at the base. Spouts are goose-neck shaped with shaped mouths. Handles are elongated All have scalloped, three-tiered reeded rims. Finials and insulators are all pale ivory in color with age cracks and age discoloration. All have slightly rounded, paneled sides elaborately embossed with scrollwork, flowers, and leaves at the top and additional leaves and bellflowers at the base. Spouts are goose-neck shaped with shaped mouths. Handles are elongated It is 30" (76.2cm) w. with the handles. Tray itself is 20" x 26" (50.8cm x 66.1cm). (Note: tray has light surface scratches.) This tray weighs approx. 164.1 troy ounces.
HOT WATER: 3 3/4 pts. plus a worn cartouche. Bail handle, hinged lid. Pot tips on support 7"h. (17.8cm) with splayed, scrolled sides and rises from stepped, scalloped oval base 7 1/2" (19.1cm) l., 6" (16.5cm) w. Oval burner with round cover operated with handle (knob on handle with age cracks). Overall 14" h. (35.6cm)-including handle when raised to vertical position. Pot is aprox. 38.2 troy ounces. Stand is approx. 23.4 troy ounces. and rises from stepped, scalloped oval base 7 1/2" (19.1cm) l., 6" COFFEE POT: 2 1/2 pts. and a worn cartouche. 11" (27.9cm) h.,11" (27.9cm) w.-includes spout and handle. Both insulators intact.
Handle is slightly loose at the insulators. Hinged lid. Finial with age cracks. Approx. 29 troy ounces.
TEA POT: 1 1/2 pts. and with a worn cartouche containing Durgin D. Both insulators intact. 10" h., 10" w. (25.4 cm)-including spout
and handle. Handle is slightly loose at the insulators. Hinged lid, finial with age cracks. Approx. 27.4 troy ounces.
COVERED SUGAR: Removable lid with finial (age cracks on finial). 7 1/2"h., 9 1/2" (19.1 x 24.1cm) w. Approx. 19 troy ounces.               CREAMER: 7" h., 6" w.(17.8 x 15.87cm). Approx. 9.4 troy ounces.WASTE BOWL: Open oval bowl. 4 1/4" h., 5" w. (10.8 x 12.7cm) Foot 4" (10.2cm) w. Approx. 9.80 troy ounces.
SUGAR NIPS: Unmarked. Plunger mechanism opens curved arms. (Note:   mechanism somewhat sticky. Needs lubrication.) 4" (10.2cm) l.. March 17, 2001. Lot #5006.  $8000.00.

DOMINICK AND HAFF STERLING SILVER FEDERAL STYLE COFFEE SERVICE.
Mark: Dominick and Haff 1276/106. Four pieces including a coffee pot, a creamer, a sugar, and a rectangular tray. All with round
pedestals sitting on a square foot. Beaded rims and narrow fluted panels on the sides and lid. C-scroll, reeded handles. Tiny beads
accent the perimeters. Reeded spout on the tea pot. (Note: hinged lid is detached.)
Tray: rectangular with scalloped corners and curved handles to either side. Beaded perimeter. 10 1/4" (26.67cm) x 20" (26.7 x 50.8cm)-includes handles. Approx. 43.8 troy ounces.

Coffee Pot: round foot with pinched shaft leads to graduated sides. Goose neck spout with shaped opening and C_scrolled handle. 11"h., 8" w. (27.9 x 20.3cm). Approx. 18.2 troy ounces
Sugar bowl: open with beaded perimeter. Stylized horseshoe shaped reeded handles to either side. 4"h., 4 1/2"w. (10.2 x 11.4cm) -includes the handles. Approx. 7.2 troy ounces.
Creamer: undulating top with beaded perimeter. Leaf decoration at the top of the elongated c-scroll handle. 5 1/2" (14cm) h. Approx.
6.9 troy ounces. March 17, 2001. Lot #5013.  $1000.00.

SERVING TRAYS

FRANK SMITH STERLING SILVER TRAY.  Frank W. Smith Silver Co. Inc.  Gardner, Mass.  Monogrammed.  (Note: surface scratches can be polished out.)  12" dia.  Approx. 16.1 troy ounces. $90.00.
 

FRANK M. WHITING STERLING SILVER TRAY.  Frank M. Whiting Co.  N. Attleboro, Mass.  Open cut work and scrolls in heart shapes are accented with bright cut foliate.  Resting on a step down base.  Monogrammed.  9.5"l., 1.5" h.  Approx. 10.10 troy ounces. $100.00.

GEORG JENSEN STERLING SILVER TRAY. #519A. Round with scalloped flange. Subtly hammered surface. 14 1/2" diam. Approx. 38.045 troy
oz.December 2, 2000. Lot #3756. $3,400.00.