A Sterling Silver Gravy Sauce Boat and matching Tray of a simple scalloped design in the “Dublin” pattern by Reed & Barton, Taunton, Mass., circa 1920. Fully Hallmarked. Excellent Patina. Perfect Condition. The boat and tray together weigh 11 5 Troy ounces. The tray measures 8 5/8 in. X 5 in. The sauce boat measures 6 ½ in. X 4 ¼ in. and stands approx. 3 in. high.

This is a beautiful pair of sterling silver sauce boats by the renowned New York silversmiths at Theodore B. Starr in a timeless Rococo Revival design. Each stands on four scroll feet with elaborate shell joints bordered with scroll and shell decoration and has a lobed oval body with a dramatic curved rim that is trimmed with a band of exuberant shells and scrolls. Each has an elaborate C-scroll handle with curly vegetal decoration. Each sauce boat is in excellent condition and is a heavy gau... Click for details

This is a wonderful sterling silver gravy boat and tray by Baltimore silversmiths Schofield & Co. This lovely gravy boat is perfectly formed with a dramatically curved boat-shape body and upturned neoclassical handle. It stands on an oval pedestal base which fits neatly into an oval tray with wide, swelled rim. Both the tray and gravy boat are trimmed with a rose and scroll border, and each piece is entirely embellished with chased and repousséd decoration of flowers and leaves against a matt... Click for details

This is a fabulous sterling silver gravy boat by the renowned Philadelphia Silversmiths at J.E. Caldwell & Co. This rare gravy boat has a dramatically curved boat-shape body standing on three shell-pad feet. The entire body is embellished with chased and repousséd decoration of flowers and leaves against a matte, textured background in the Baltimore-style. The gravy boat has a charming handle, realistically formed as a tree branch wrapped with a leafy vine. The gravy boat is in excellent cond... Click for details