2011catalog

silver
1493 American sterling silver 171-piece
flatware service in the “Repousse”
pattern, S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore
first half 20th century, comprising: 12 forks
(7 7/8 in. L.); 12 forks (7 1/4 in. L.); 14 salad
forks; 12 shellfish forks; 12 place spoons
(7 1/4 in. L.); 6 soup spoons (6 7/8 in. L.,
long bowls); 12 soup spoons (6 1/8 in.
L., round bowls); 15 tea spoons; 12 iced
tea spoons; 12 demitasse spoons; 12 ice
cream shells; 12 all-silver butter spreaders;
12 knives (9 3/4 in. L., standard stainless
blades); 5 serving pieces with stainless
blades including a poultry carving set and
three butter knives; and 11 other serving
pieces including six table spoons, full and
half-size sugar shells, slotted spoon, gravy
ladle, and an older “Repousse” fork; 189.25
ozt. of weighable silver Est. $4,000-5,000
1494 Assembled American sterling
silver 61-piece partial flatware
set in the “Mayflower” pattern,
S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore
19th and 20th century, comprising:
10 dinner forks (about 7 3/8 in. L.); 6 salad
forks; 10 soup spoons; 12 teaspoons;
6 place spoons; 8 iced tea spoons; 1 butter
spreader; and 8 knives (five 9 3/4 in. L. with
standard stainless blades; one 9 3/4 in. L.
with standard plated blade; and two 8 7/8
in. L., with standard stainless blades); 66.85
ozt. of weighable silver Est. $1,200-1,500
1495 Set of ten American sterling silver
cutlery-style dessert forks and
knives in the “Repousse” pattern,
S. Kirk & Son, Inc., Baltimore
late 1920s: forks - 7 3/8 in. L., with hollow
handles and silver utensils; knives -
8 3/8 in. L., with hollow handles and silver
blades; 57.10 ozt. t.w. (noting that the
handles are probably filled); together with
a bright-cut silver demitasse spoon and
11 silver-plated demitasse spoons
Est. $600-900
1495A French Neoclassical style chased
gilt-silver bowl, Puiforcat, Paris
second quarter 20th century; with Nazi
emblem, 2 1/8 in. H., 4 3/4 in. Diam.; 7.95
ozt., .950 fine Est. $300-400
Property from the Estate of
Mary G.Geyer,Baltimore,MD
1496 American sterling silver 88-piece
partial flatware set in the
“Craftsman” pattern, Towle
second quarter 20th century,
comprising 88 pieces: 8 dinner forks
(8 in. L.); 8 luncheon forks (7 3/8 in. L.); 8
place spoons (7 in. L.); 6 bouillon spoons;
17 teaspoons; 4 iced tea spoons; 8
demitasse spoons; 10 butter spreaders;
8 knives (9 5/8 in. L., standard stainless
blades); silver-handled pie spade and
tart spade (stainless blades); and 9 other
serving pieces including two tablespoons,
two serving forks, gravy ladle, bonbon
spoon, olive spoon, lemon fork, and sugar
tongs; 90.30 ozt of weighable silver
Est. $2,000-2,500
Property of Various Owners
1497 Assembled American sterling silver
56-piece partial flatware and
serving set in the “Rose” pattern,
Stieff Silver Co., Baltimore
20th century, comprising: 6 forks (6 7/8
in. L.); 9 salad forks; 11 tea spoons; 4 iced
tea spoons; 4 soup spoons (two 6 5/8 in.
L., one 6 7/8 in. L., and one 6 1/8 in. L. );
3 butter spreaders; 6 knives (8 7/8 in. L.,
standard stainless blades); and 13 serving
pieces including a gravy ladle, three small
sauce ladles, table spoon, sugar spoon,
jelly server, master butter knife, lettuce
fork, two pickle forks, cold meat fork, and
a lemon fork; 60.90 ozt. of weighable silver
Est. $1,200-1,500
1498
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Property of Monumental Life
Insurance Company; Sold for the
Benefit of Multiple Charities
American repousse sterling silver
punch bowl, Gorham, dated 1905
pattern 5391A, of 24 pint capacity;
9 1/2 in. H., 15 in. Diam.; 120.25 ozt.
Est. $4,500-6,000
Property of Various Owners
1499 Continental silver tray with
hallmark of Zwickau
19th century; with scalloped-edge,
19 1/8 in. Diam., 38.70 ozt., probably .800
fine Est. $600-900
1500 American repousse sterling
silver covered sugar bowl and
cream jug, Stieff, Baltimore
first half-20th century, pattern 700-14
and 700-17, each piece marked “HAND
CHASED;” the sugar bowl 5 3/4 in. H.; the
cream jug 4 7/8 in. H.; 28.15 ozt. t.w.
Est. $700-1,000
Property from the Estate of
Constance D.Bendann,Baltimore,MD; Sold for
the Benefit of The Baltimore Museum of Art
44 alex cooper auctioneers
1501
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1502
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Baltimore repousse sterling
silver pedestal bowl, retailed by
Jas. A. Armiger Co.
late 19th century; 8 1/4 in. H., 9 1/2 in.
Diam., 29.70 ozt. Est. $1,500-2,000
American Art Nouveau reticulated
sterling silver basket, Unger Brothers
circa 1895; pattern 2622, 6 1/2 in. H.,
8 1/4 X 11 3/8 in.; 17.50 ozt.
Est. $900-1,200
1503 English engraved sterling silver
pedestal bowl, Martin Hall & Co.,
Sheffield, 1869 - ‘70
3 1/4 in. H., 4 1/2 in. Diam.; 5.60 ozt.
Est. $150-200
1504 American engraved silver sugar
caster, marked “T.T.” possibly
Thomas Trott, Boston (d. 1777)
mark stamped three times around testing
core; 5 1/4 in. H., 4.05 ozt. Est. $400-600
1505 German rococo style silver sandwich
tongs, and a Continental silver and
etched glass bonbon
early 20th century: reticulated tongs with
raised vignettes of amorini, 4 3/4 in. L.; tray
with upright handle, 8 in. H., 6 1/2 in. Diam.;
5.35 ozt. weighable, .800 fine
Est. $300-400