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 magnificent punch bowl by Reed and Barton of Taunton, Mass. was made circa 1900. The bowl is fully marked with Reed and Barton’s maker’s mark, sterling standard mark, pattern #270A and a French touchmark indicating that at some point, the bowl was imported into France. The bowl is of circular bombe form, raised on a circular pedestal foot, the rim of the bowl and foot are applied with a cast and chased grapevine border. The grapevine is finely hand chased onto the bowl in a continuous ... Click for details

This is a gorgeous sterling silver punch bowl centerpiece set that includes four matching candlestick, ten cups, a silver-plated insert and frog by Philadelphia silversmiths J.E. Caldwell in an exuberant Rococo Revival design. This large and circular bowl stands on an elaborate circular, openwork of scrolls, flowers, and latticework. The sides of the bowl are engraved with conforming decoration in a large-scale design that is beautiful textured, and it is finished with a conforming openwork sca... Click for details