Pair of Sterling Silver Compotes

Two Continental Silver Serving Pieces Late 19th Century, marked 800 and with an indistinct additional mark. Comprising a fish slice, and a fish fork, chased with foliage and leaves....

Pair of American Sterling Silver Serving Pieces Early to mid-20th Century. Marked Sterling, Pat. D92, with three open geometric-shaped cartouches. Comprising a fork and a fish/cake ...

Pair of Continental Silver Covered Spice Vessels Probably German, mid to late 19th Century. Each tapering bulbous body chased with bow-tied flower garlands and spiral reeds, on a sh...

A fine Victorian style sterling silver compote, Reed and Barton, Francis 1, swirled around the upper portion with a floral garland border Measures: Height...

Description: Pair of silver cups with rims and bases with raised friezes. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Mark: open-winged eagle. Weight: 208.96 grams. Dimensions: 8.7cmx9.5cm. C...

This elegant pair of sterling silver sauce bowls by Nunez McCutcheon of Sterling combines refined craftsmanship with practical functionality. Raised on stepped circular feet, each bo...

This exquisite pair of sterling silver tazas stands as a testament to the artistry of the Aesthetic Movement, crafted by the renowned American silversmiths Hardy & Hayes Co., cir...

A pair of impressive Antique Solid Silver Comports standing impressive ornate knopped columns. The Bowls of the Comports have a pair of blank cartouches alternating with a pair of beautifully chased classical faces. The spread foot and column of each Comport is removable for use at different heights. Made in London, England in 1862 by George Angell. Approx. Total Weight - 2868g / 92.22oz Approx. Height - 22.9cm Approx. Diameter - 28cm This pair of Comports...