DETAILS This antique, European silver shallow dish, in a slightly scalloped form, is enhanced with an applied repousse rim. MARKS Hallmarked: IB and city mark. WEIGHT 650 grams DATE Late 17th/early 18th century DIMENSIONS Width 15 Depth 12 Height 1.5 inches
DETAILS Two antique liquor decanter tags for Rye and Scotch. Rectangular with canted corners hanging from a chain for a bottle neck. STYLE Victorian | Traditional PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER Unidentified MARKS Stamped: Sterling MONOGRAM / INSCRIPTION Labeled: (1) Rye, (1) Scotch WEIGHT (1) 10.2 grams, (1) 10.5 grams PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS Width...
DETAILS Originally designed for Prince Count Nikolai Nikitich Demidoff (Russian, 1773-1828). Decorated with grape and vine leaves. PATTERN Demidoff (Issued: 1831-present) MAKER Maison Odiot (Paris, France, 1690-present) MARKS Hallmarked: maker's mark (O over an oil lamp in a diamond reserve), Minerva (.950 silver). Note: higher than .925 sterling silver grade. WEIGHT 122.5 grams DATE Contemporary DIMENSIONS Width 1 Depth...
DETAILS Originally designed for Prince Count Nikolai Nikitich Demidoff (Russian, 1773-1828). Decorated with grape and vine leaves. PATTERN Demidoff (Issued: 1831-present) PLACE OF ORIGIN France | Europe MAKER Maison Odiot (Paris, France, 1690-present) MARKS Hallmarked: maker's mark (O over an oil lamp in a diamond reserve), Minerva (.950 silver). Note: higher than .925 sterling silver grade. WEIGHT 73.5 grams DATE...
DETAILS Formerly a base to an oil banquet lamp. Neoclassical aesthic movement era, female figure upon a lion paw foot base. STYLE Pompeiian style PLACE OF ORIGIN France | Europe PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1880 DIMENSIONS Width 7.25 Depth 7.25 Height 24 inches CONDITION Note: vintage wiring. We would recommend testing/updating the wiring prior to use.
DETAILS Originally designed for Prince Count Nikolai Nikitich Demidoff (Russian, 1773-1828). Decorated with grape and vine leaves. PATTERN Demidoff (Issued: 1831-present) MAKER Maison Odiot (Paris, France, 1690-present) MARKS Hallmarked: maker's mark (O over an oil lamp in a diamond reserve), Minerva (.950 silver). Note: higher than .925 sterling silver grade. WEIGHT 77.3 grams DATE Contemporary DIMENSIONS Width 1 Depth 5.75...
DETAILS The flatware features an elegant Greek key designed terminal. Comprising: (14) salad forks. STYLE Greco-Roman Revival | Neo-classical PATTERN/MODEL Etruscan (Issued: 1913-91). No longer in production. MAKER Designer: William Christmas Codman (English-American, 1839-1921) | Gorham Manufacturing Company (Providence, Rhode Island, 1865-present) MARKS Hallmarked: Pat / 1913 / logo / Sterling MONOGRAM / INSCRIPTION Monogram: F WEIGHT Approximate total: 448...
DETAILS The flatware features an elegant Greek key designed terminal. Comprising: (11) cocktail or oyster forks. Monogram: F STYLE Greco-Roman Revival | Neo-classical PATTERN/MODEL Etruscan (Issued: 1913-91). No longer in production. MAKER Designer: William Christmas Codman (English-American, 1839-1921) | Gorham Manufacturing Company (Providence, Rhode Island, 1865-present) MARKS Hallmarked: Pat / 1913 / Gorham logo / Sterling. WEIGHT Approximate total: 154...
DETAILS Greek key design terminal. Comprising: (10) teaspoons. Monogram: K. STYLE Greco-Roman Revival | Neo-classical PATTERN/MODEL Etruscan (Issued: 1913-91). No longer in production. MAKER Designer: William Christmas Codman (English-American, 1839-1921) | Gorham Manufacturing Company (Providence, Rhode Island, 1865-present) MARKS Marked: T / Pat / 1913 / Gorham logo / Sterling. DATE 20th century DIMENSIONS (10) Width 1.25 Depth 0.25 Height 5.75...
DETAILS With an elegant Greek key design and claw form terminals. STYLE Greco-Roman Revival | Neo-classical PATTERN/MODEL Etruscan (Issued: 1913-91). No longer in production. MAKER Gorham Manufacturing Company (Providence, Rhode Island, 1865-present) | Designer: William Christmas Codman (English-American, 1839-1921) MARKS Hallmarked: Pat / 1913 / logo / Sterling. MONOGRAM / INSCRIPTION Monogram: F WEIGHT 24 grams DATE 20th century...