his is an unusual and elegant three-piece English Edwardian Period Sterling Silver Table Garniture, made by the venerable firm of William Comyns, London, 1907 and 1908. The suit consists of a central Basket Form Centerpiece, and a pair of Smaller Bowls. Each is of shaped and lobed heavy gauge wirework form, each raised on circular rim base with four cast bracket form foliate feet. The interior of each basket is applied with a ribbon tied foliate swag form wreathe, surmounted by realistically ... Click for details

This gorgeous and understated centerpiece bowl was made by the Martele division of Gorham Mfg. Co., of Providence, RI. in 1912. The bowl is fully hallmarked on the underside of the base with Martele's hallmark, 9584 for the high silver standard used by Martele, and the date letters of z/pz, which dates this piece to 1912. The bowl is exquisitely handmade and decorated with numerous poppy-like flowers and foliage on the rim. The foot is formed as six lobed sections. The body is entirely hand ... Click for details

Well documented in L.J. Pristo’s book on Martele, this Centerpiece Bowl is a collector’s dream. Made in Providence, RI, the bowl is fully hallmarked on the underside of the base with the Gorham Martele mark, and .9584 fine indicative of the higher than 925 sterling standard of silver: and M/KL, for the Gorham code indicating that the piece was made in 1907. On page 390 of L.J. Pristo’s book, the bowl is listed as having been completed on June 20, 1907. This bowl is entirely hand made and cha... Click for details

An oval shaped Antique American sterling silver centerpiece basket on feet. While the bottom of the bowl has been left unadorned for practical reasons, the sides of the bowl have been delicately cut and engraved to form a beautiful daisy design that is subtly interspersed with finely etched leaves. The flared rim then boosts an impressive border of applied open work in a complementary figural daisy design and then this motif is repeated more boldly on the hinged handle with larger figural dais... Click for details

This majestic sterling silver centerpiece bowl by Tiffany & Co., New York, was made circa 1910. The bowl is chased, engraved and pierced with scrolling floral trellised motifs. The bowl is fully hallmarked on the underside with Tiffany’s maker’s mark, Pattern #16056, order #6136, sterling mark, and “m” for pieces made between 1907 and 1947. This elegant bowl would add grace to any table setting. Diameter: 13 1/2 Inches. Weight: 44.5 Troy Ounces.

An Antique American Sterling Silver Centerpiece by Gorham Mfg. Corp. of Providence, Rhode Island. This sophisticated Victorian Centerpiece is composed of delicately engraved pedestal base that supports two figural leaf shaped bowls. A gilded butler (matte) finish covers the interior of each bowl and a figural rose and leaves motif adorns the scrolled handles of both bowls. Perched on a platform at the pedestal’s center sits the “piece de resistance” of the centerpiece- a stunning figural cherub,... Click for details

This elegant French 1st Standard Silver (950/1000) Centerpiece was made by Henin & Cie, Paris, circa 1890. The bowl is hallmarked with the French 1st standard silver mark and the makers mark of H & Cie, for Henin & Company, Paris. The bowl is of shaped oval form, raised on four scroll decorated bracket form feet. The body is lyrically designed in a shaped oval form with double “c” scroll handles and a scrolling rim. The body is repousse with undulating scrolling foliage and floral motifs. T... Click for details

Redlich & Co, New York, made this beautiful compote style sterling centerpiece bowl, circa 1900. The rims of the bowl and circular pedestal foot are decorated with bands of entwined irises, a motif popular during the Art Nouveau period. The piece is fully hallmarked on the underside with Redlich’s hallmark, sterling and pattern #3216. This bowl is truly a work of art and a prime example of silver made during the Art Nouveau period. It is of very heavy gauge. Weight: 71 Troy Ounces. Diamet... Click for details

Art Nouveau at its finest. American sterling silver large centerpiece bowl. The whole design undulates in the New Art Style of the late 19th century. This piece is defined by the wavey rolled edge of the centerpiece. Large pierced cross hatched decoration is mixed in with the large figural American Roses, leaves, and stem design. Set on a rim foot. Great hand finishing is shown throughout this piece. A very heavy 66 troy ounces. Diameter is 18 inches with the rim height of 5 inches, bowl openin... Click for details

American Art Nouveau sterling silver punch bowl. Undulating rim and set on a pedestal base. Decorated with 3D flowers, leaves, buds and a wonderful flowing water edge. The curves and flowing design are the hallmarks of the art nouveau design. There is piercing amongst the flowers on the upper rim and the base. A truly beautiful design. Fully hallmarked on the base for the Mauser Co bases in New York around 1900. This bowl is a very heavy 67.5 troy ounces. Diameter 15”, Height 7”. Also a very ni... Click for details

This stately epergne was made by the famous English silversmith Walker and Hall of Sheffield. It is fully hallmarked on each piece with the maker’s mark, Sheffield crown, lion passant for sterling silver and the date letter for 1913. The epergne consists of four vases for flowers as well as three dishes for candies, nuts or fruits, all supported on entwined silver arms. The vases, dishes and base each with a beautifully pierced rim with a scroll form border. The dishes and vases are each of ... Click for details