Fine Silver Auction

W. B. Meyer Co., Newark, NJ Realistically formed as a staved and hooped bucket with a swing handle and carved ivory handpiece. Marked on bottom with c

Both of typical form, the first, Manchester Silver Co., with foliage capped panels around the pierced center and a similarly decorated initialled hand

Ca. 1900 With two shaped triangular handle sections each with a center partly filled by gilt chased scrolling foliage, continuing to a silver and blue

Rouen pattern, together with eleven similar, Wood & Hughes. All with light wear. Total wt.: 5.5 oz. (23). $60-80

Comprising a dessert fork, Wood & Hughes, with a cast triangular handle enclosing a portrait bust on a matted ground, a sardine fork with gilt t...

19th C. Comprising a fiddle pattern tablespoon, marked BALL THOMPKINS & BLACK,, a set of five hourglass pattern teaspoons, marked STERLING and w...

Late 19th C. Each with shaped handles cast and chased with and ivy spray issuing from an acanthus base on a matted ground, the berry spoon with a shap

George B. Sharp, Philadelphia ca. 1860 Each with a bright cut engraved flat handle tapering to a rounded stem, initialled LL in script within a bright

The first, a Gorham sterling Old Baronial pierced scoop form spoon with a shell bowl, the second, by Peter Krider of Philadelphia, an olive or pickle

Fontainebleau pattern, comprising five tablespoons and eight teaspoons. Initialled on back. Total wt.: 16 oz. $400-600