A large, round Sterling Silver Serving Tray made by one of France’s premier silversmiths- Jean Puiforcat- who was well known for his simple, yet breathtaking, Art Deco designs. This tray boasts an applied strap work border that clearly depicts the understated craftsmanship of his work. The tray measures 13 5/8 in. in diameter and is of a quite substantial weight at 39 troy ounces. Fully Hallmarked. Beautiful Patina. Excellent condition.

A great Art Deco design. The pot is of tapered cylindrical form, hinged lid, the lid with lacquered compressed bun form finial, the body with geometric lacquered handle, the body with applied lower border of bell form design, the whole raised on reeded foot. Height: 4 inches Width: 5 inches overall. Weight: 9 ounces. Condition: Very Good Jean E. Puiforcat joined his family’s silversmithing firm in 1922. He was mathematically inclined and transferred his creativity into the Art Deco de... Click for details

A great Art Deco design. Of tapered cylindrical form, hinged lid, the lid with lacquered compressed bun form finial, the body with geometric lacquered handle, the body with applied lower border of bell form design, the whole raised on reeded foot. A rare find. Height: 3 1/4 inches Width: 6 inches overall. Weight: 10 1/2 ounces. Condition: Very Good. Jean E Puiforcat joined his family’s silversmithing firm in 1922. He was mathematically inclined and transferred his creativity into the A... Click for details

This is a great art deco set.Comprising a coffeepot, teapot, covered sugar bowl and creamer, each of tetradecagonal cylindrical shape raised on spreading circular pedestal foot, molded rim and foot, the lids, detachable, handles of bodies and lids of rosewood. Signed: Jean E. Puiforcat with maker's hallmark for E. Puiforcat and French 950 silver hallmark. Height of coffeepot: 6 3/4", weight: 74 troy ounces. Jean E. Puiforcat was at the forefront of design of French Art Deco period silver. He b... Click for details

A Danish sterling silver hand-hammered covered bowl on feet in the “Blossom” pattern. Made by the renowned silversmith Georg Jensen of Copenhagen, Denmark in the 1920s. The domed cover is adorned with the figural blossom and the body of the bowl has a domed base as well. The covered bowl sits on three applied figural claw feet. The “Blossom" pattern was one of the first of Georg Jensen’s designs and remains one of his most enduring and popular designs. It is fully hallmarked and is in excellent ... Click for details

This is a gorgeous and unique silver tray by the premier American silversmiths at Gorham from its renowned Martelé line. This square tray has a wonderful sculptural, curved border that is organically shaped to embody Art Nouveau curves. The sinuous lines of the tray are echoed in the subtle decoration of tendrils and scrolls that emphasize the bulging curves and provide decorative accents at each corner. Like all Martelé objects, this piece was handmade by Gorham’s most distinguished craftsman a... Click for details

This is a charming sterling silver condiment set by the renowned Danish silversmith Georg Jensen that includes a covered mustard pot with spoon, an open salt dish with spoon, and a pepper shaker. The mustard pot is a circular, bellied form with two-handles that bifurcate and curl under forming ball supports, the handles are delicately shaped in an organic profile. The mustard pot is covered with a plain, circular lid that curves upward to support a ball-shaped finial. It has a blue glass line... Click for details

This is a lovely pair of American sterling silver compotes, elegantly designed in the Art Nouveau style and bearing the signature of W.C. Codman, the most important and influential designer of Gorham's highly collectable hand-made "Martele" line. The compotes are beautiful and sophisticated in appearance, the Art Nouveau elements being subtly invoked with restraint and refinement in the form of gently undulating borders prettily enhanced by gracefully swirling vines, leaves and flowers. Each o... Click for details

This beautiful sterling silver coffee pot was designed by Johan Rohde for the renowned Danish silversmith Georg Jensen. It has a soft, bulbous body with a short, gently curved spout, and circular, low-domed lid. The lower half of the body has been chased with a fluted design, which is repeated on the top of the lid encircling the ball finial. The fluted wooden handle is fitted into tapering silver sockets, the top one bifurcating into a leaf and pod motif. This piece is representative of Jen... Click for details