A Pair of Brass Ecclesiastic Candlesticks, English 19th Century
The candlesticks of architectural form have a pronounced bobeche over a long standard centered by a globular knop and are supported by a tripod base with spires and pierced elements.
Pair of Victorian Gilt Metal and Glass Candelabras, 19th Century
The beautiful flared form with opalescent milk glass lilies and gilt brass metal flowers are the focal points in these wonderful candle holders. Each candelabrum holds 5 taper candles. The back is flat, and would be best represented on a mantle, or against a wall on a buffet. The glass flowers are in perfect condition, no chips or discoloration. The me ...click for details
A Pair of Sterling Silver Ice Tongs, Frank Whiting Company, American circa 1910
The simple handles lead to a scalloped shell shaped bowl with rows of graduated beading. The interior is marked on each side with a “W” with in a circle flanked by rays and the word “STERLING.” These tongs are great for ice, asparagus or even a small salad. Looking for a wedding gift this will be a hit!
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A Sterling Silver Overlay Engraved Crystal Jam Jar, circa 1920
The pronounced rim sits above a flared base engraved with a strawberry vine this engraved motif is balanced with a sterling overlay strawberry vine. Unmarked.
A Sterling Silver Nursery rhyme Child’s Dish, American
The round plate with a wide band set with six reserves each depicting a rabbit in a suite alternating with a baby swaddled and sleeping. The dish may be an under plate for cereal bowl. The plate is hallmarked on the verso along with “STERLING, 29.”
A Coin Silver Master Salt Spoon, American, 19th Century
The elegantly fashioned shell shaped bowl is attached to a fiddle back style handle. The handle is engraved with flowing script letters “A. F. Morris.” The verso is stamped with three hallmarks.
The practical fork for pickles or other condiments is in the form of a trident and has an elegant mother of pearl handle. The strap work between the pieces is usually sterling silver; however, this ribbed strap is unmarked.
Did I say lettuce fork? Yes, this serving piece was designed for lettuce; however, today you can use this fork for a variety of other side dishes or entrees without the disapproval of those formal Victorians. The short mother of pearl handle is applied to an elegant long stem and trident form spear by a sterling strap.
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