This Aesthetic movement 19th Century Copper and Silver mounted tray was made in the Japanese style by Gorham Co. of Providence, RI, in 1882. The quatrefoil shaped copper tray is finely and realistically decorated with an applied naturalistic scene executed in silver, of a turkey and a Japanese stylized evergreen tree with a bird watching another bird in flight amidst engraved copper clouds. The tray is a quintessential example of mixed metal artistry created in the third quarter of the 19th ... Click for details

A round Sterling Silver Serving Platter designed in the Wedgewood pattern- a decorative in this design engraved band featuring oval plaques of Grecian urns and ornate friezes of urns and flowers. This serving tray also has lovely Greco-Roman inspired scroll handles. This pattern was created in 1924 and an entire dinner service was conscripted in this design. Made by International Silver Co., Meriden, Ct., circa 1950. Excellent Condition. Nice Patina. 20.5 Troy Ounces. Very Good Weight. Diameter-... Click for details

An oval shaped sterling silver serving tray in a clean, simple design featuring shaped cut-out handles. Made by Tiffany & Co. makers, New York, N.Y. , circa 1920. Fully hallmarked excellent condition lovely finish. 61 troy ounces heavy weight. The tray measures 19 3/4" X 14"

This small gallery tray is a specimen example of the fine quality of sterling silver produced by Tiffany & Co., New York, circa 1900. The tray is of rectangular form with chamfered corners, beautifully pierced gallery with beaded and gadrooned borders, the whole raised on four bracket and paw feet. The surface of the tray is acid etched with motifs in the Persian style, replicating the design motifs of Louis Comfort Tiffany during the same period. The tray is fully hallmarked with Tiffany’s m... Click for details

A dynamic American Art Nouveau Figural Nude Sterling Silver Card Tray made by Gorham Mfg. Corp., Providence, Rhode Island. This shaped tray depicts the profile of a cigar-smoking gentleman exhaling from a cigar. The smoke then spirals up to form a figural “portrait” of a naked woman. This is truly a great Art Nouveau collectible. Circa 1905. Fully Hallmarked with Gorham’s stamps. Fabulous Patina. Excellent Condition. The tray measures approx. 6 in. X 4 in. and weighs 3 troy ounces.

A shaped circular Tiffany sterling silver serving plate. Acid etched in the persian design. The plate sits on la low circular base. The back of the plate has the same lobed shape as the front with no decoration. Pristine condition, nice patina. Diameter 9 3/8". Weigh 15 troy ounces. Fully hallmarked with the Tiffany makers mark.

This is a lovely round acid etched serving plate witha tulip design within leaves and swirls. The edge with a reeded boarder. Original mono in center, nice condition and patina. Diameter 10 1/2". Set on a low circular foot. Fully hallmarked with the tiffany makers mark. Weight 15 troy ounces.

An American Sterling Silver Bread Tray in the clean, modern style reminiscent of Art deco designs. Made by Tiffany & Co., New York, circa 1940’s. Fully Hallmarked. Excellent Condition. Lovely patina. 17.5 Troy Ounces. Very Heavy Weight. 11 ¼ in. X 6 ¼ in. X 1 in. (L. W. X H.)

An American Sterling Silver Bread Tray in the clean, modern style reminiscent of Art deco designs. Made by Tiffany & Co., New York, circa 1940’s. Fully Hallmarked. Excellent Condition. Lovely patina. 16.5 Troy Ounces. Very Heavy Weight. 11 ¼ in. X 6 ¼ in. X 1 in. (L. X W. X H.)

This is a lovely tiffany 8 sided cake plate with beautifully Acid Etched panels with space fleur-de-lis and stylized scrolling heart design, a very heavy 35 oz. It measures 12 1/2" in diameter. This is quite beautiful. Is in lovely condition and has excellent patina.

This American Sterling Silver Well and Tree Tray was made by International Silver Co. of Meriden Connecticut. It is hallmarked on the underside with International’s hallmark, Barbour Silver Company mark (Barbour Silver Co. was acquired by International in 1898), sterling, pattern number 3170C, 20 1/2 inches and the pattern name of “Charmont”. Charmont was first made as a flatware pattern in 1906. The holloware was probably produced in conjunction with the introduction of the Charmont pattern s... Click for details