An impressive Pair of Large, oblong shaped American Sterling Silver Serving Bowls decorated with an ornate design of figural fruits and flowers known as the “Francis I” pattern. Made by Reed & Barton, Taunton, Mass., circa 1940’s. Fully Hallmarked. Nice Patina. Excellent Condition. 59 Troy Ounces Total. Heavy Weight. The Bowls measure 15 3/8 in. X 11 5/8 in. Height- 2 ¼ in. to top of rim.

A pair of Antique American sterling silver candlesticks on claw feet. The body of the candlestick where it meets each of four applied, scroll embellished claw feet. And the removable bobeshes are trimmed with a gadroon motif border. Made by Bailey, Banks 7 Biddle, Philadelphia, PA. Circa 1890. Fully hallmarked, nice patina, excellent condition, 40 troy ounces, not weighted, height 11 1/2", diameter 6".

This is a lovely Dominick & Haff serving fork. It has a flower motif. The work is raised and very crisp. The fork measures 9" in length. The condition is excellent as is the patina. The fork weighs 2 troy ounces.

Nelson & Nelson is actively purchasing silver and enamel of this quality. Please call Steve Nelson to discuss your items 212-980-5825. This is a wonderful piece of Viennese Enamel by the well known maker Hermann Boehm. Set on a six sided silver and enamel base, a silver winged cherub is supporting the cornucopia horn on his back. The wings of the cherub are enameled and he is carrying a silver bow. There are 15 different enamel scenes, inside the top is a scene with Neptune, many other scenes... Click for details

Arts and Crafts period sterling silver pierced basket with glass liner by Meriden Britannia Co., Meriden, CT. Circa 1910. The oval straight sided body is pierced in a contiguous square pattern, set with a loop handle with square pierced pattern as well. One side of the body is set with a cartouche form vacant reserve for engraving. The underside of the base is hallmarked with Meriden Britannia's mark, sterling and #109. The basket has a clear glass removable liner. The basket stands 7 1/2"... Click for details

One of the best and largest Chinese Export Silver Tankards we have had in our collection, this tankard was made by the renowned silversmith, LeeChing, Circa 1860. The exterior of the tapered cylindrical tankard is repousse and chased with a genre scene depicting the story of a battle and citizens paying homage to their leader. The handle is formed as a crouching dragon. The upper and lower body is applied with a reeded band. The interior affixed silver liner retains the original gilt finish.... Click for details

Nelson & Nelson is actively buying Silver and Enamel of this quality that we sold. Please call Steve Nelson to discuss your items 212-980-5825. This is truly one of the most magnificent Austrian Silver Gilt and Enamel Ewers we have had in our collection for several years. The ewer is hallmarked HB for Hermann Boehm or Böhm, and the Vienna, Austria hallmark “A” for pieces made after 1867. Hermann Böhm worked from about 1866 until 1922. He was known for creating magnificent enameled... Click for details

Very nicely worked sugar box made in Europe in the late 19th century. The whole body with alternating fluted panels, plain and then decorated with roses. Figural rose finial. Cover on a hinge. Set on 4 figural rose feet. Very heavy at 19 troy ounces. 6 ½ inches by 4 ½ inches by 6 inches high. Full marked on bottom and inside edge of the cover. Excellent condition.

A Set of Twelve Petite German 800/1000 Silver Cordial Cups with Etched Glass inserts. Figural Puttis at Play adorn the ornate silver cup and each cup has a lovely scroll handle. He glass inserts are engraved with a delicate floral and scroll design and fit securely into each cup. German. Circa 1900. Antique Patina. Excellent Condition. Height- 2 inches.

A set of four antique English gilded sterling silver open salt cellars on feet. This set is decorates with a floral repose border and the feet are formed from figural mythological nudes with wings. Each cellar is finished with a finely beaded trim, made in London, England. Dated 1873, fully hallmarked, lovely finish, excellent condition. The cellars stand 1 1/2" in height and measure 2 1/2" in diameter. 6.8 troy ounces total.

This a wonderful very large chinese export silver vase by the maker Hong Chong who worked in Canton and Shanghai C. 1890. The vase is in hour glass shape. The vase is decorated in a fabulous relief decoration all around. The front decorated with a flaming pearl and large 3D flower heads leaves, stems, and landscape decoration. Moving around the vase to the right is a very large highly decorated bird. He is perched on one leg on a rock outcropping, he is highly decorated with the highest level of... Click for details

A lovely pair of English Sterling Silver Vases decorated with pierced open work collars at the mouths of the vases. Made in Sheffield, England. Dated 1923. Fully Hallmarked. Excellent Condition. Nice Patina. Weighted Bases. Height- 9 ¾ inches. Width of collar- 3 ¾ inches.