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silver<br />
1590 Pair of American weighted sterling silver<br />
three-light candelabra, Mueck-Carey<br />
mid 20th century; 12 1/2 in. H., 11 3/4 in.<br />
spread Est. $250-400<br />
1591 American sterling silver-mounted<br />
colorless glass pocket flask,<br />
Unger Brothers<br />
first quarter-20th century; 6 in. H.<br />
Est. $50-100<br />
1592 Assortment of American sterling silver<br />
table articles by various makers<br />
comprising: Watson Art Deco style<br />
cream jug and sugar bowl; Gorham<br />
gravy boat; Revere Silver Co. reticulated<br />
basket; Sterling Silver Manufacturing<br />
Co. reticulated vase stand (no glass);<br />
Wallace oblong octagonal bowl; and an<br />
International-Commonwealth mayonnaise<br />
bowl; 27.60 ozt. Est. $600-900<br />
1593 American Revere style sterling<br />
silver center bowl, Wallace<br />
20th Century, pattern B410; 4 7/8 in. H.,<br />
10 in. Diam.; 26.60 ozt. Est. $500-700<br />
1594 Assortment of American sterling silver<br />
table articles and serving pieces<br />
20th century, including: Mueck-Carey<br />
cake plate, 10 1/8 in. Diam.; porringer by<br />
unidentified maker with dragon handle;<br />
Stieff jaeger cup; Mauser teacup; two<br />
napkin rings, and so forth; for a total of<br />
18.10 ozt. of weighable sterling; together<br />
with a Spanish condiment stand with two<br />
spoons, 2.25 ozt, .800 fine; and a silverplated<br />
dinner bell Est. $300-500<br />
1595 Assortment of American sterling silver<br />
table articles by various makers<br />
20th century, comprising: Kirk repousse<br />
open salt and matching spoon, early 20th<br />
century; pair of Stieff repousse napkin<br />
rings; pair of Redlich open salts with cobalt<br />
liners, matching pepper shakers, pair of<br />
Elsilco salt spoons; etched glass jelly jar<br />
with silver cover and silver teaspoon; and a<br />
Fisher weighted silver cream jug and open<br />
sugar bowl; 9.25 ozt. of weighable silver<br />
Est. $150-250<br />
1596 Assortment of American sterling<br />
silver table articles and<br />
serving pieces by various makers<br />
20th century, including: Gorham bread<br />
tray; Schiebler gravy boat and mustard<br />
pot; Gorham and Dominick & Haff “King’s”<br />
pattern sugar tongs; and so forth; 44 ozt.<br />
of weighable silver; together with 6 pearlhandled<br />
fruit knives, and a silver-plated<br />
sugar tong Est. $800-1,000<br />
1597 Assorted American sterling silver<br />
table articles and small serving<br />
pieces by various makers<br />
including: Gorham reticulated bonbon<br />
with floral rim, 2 3/4 in. H., 5 3/4 X 7 5/8<br />
in.; four Gorham shakers, 4 1/2 in. H.;<br />
Blackinton Art Nouveau style sardine fork<br />
and matching cake knife; and three other<br />
small items; 12.80 ozt. of weighable silver<br />
Est. $200-300<br />
Property from the Estate of<br />
Constance D.Bendann,Baltimore,MD; Sold for<br />
the Benefit of The Baltimore Museum of Art<br />
1598 Assortment of American sterling silver<br />
serving pieces by various makers<br />
early to mid-20th century, including: R.<br />
Wallace “Washington” pattern slotted<br />
serving spoon, “Violet” bonbon spoon,<br />
and “Somerset” sauce ladle; International<br />
“Andover” sugar tongs; pair of Gorham<br />
“Lancaster” mustard spoons; and a pair of<br />
Reed & Barton baby spoons with cat motif;<br />
7 ozt. t.w. Est. $150-250<br />
1599 Selection of American sterling<br />
silver flatware and serving pieces<br />
in the “Repousse” pattern,<br />
S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore<br />
early 20th century, comprising: 6 cream<br />
soup spoons (round bowls, 7 1/4 in. L.);<br />
gravy ladle (7 1/2 in. L.); and hot cake lifter<br />
(7 in. L.); 17.45 ozt. Est. $350-500<br />
1600 Assortment of American and<br />
Continental silver table articles and<br />
serving pieces by various makers<br />
early to mid -20th century, including:<br />
mote spoon, without maker’s mark; pair of<br />
Towle “Bead” pattern open salt cellars; pair<br />
of German rococo style grape shears; six<br />
Mexican cocktail straws; and six individual<br />
size salt and pepper shakers, without<br />
maker’s mark; 5.75 ozt. t.w., most sterling<br />
standard; together with a German white<br />
brass souvenir fork with sailing ship tip<br />
Est. $150-200<br />
1600A Seven American sterling silver<br />
napkin rings by various makers<br />
late 19th and 20th century, including<br />
S. Kirk & Son repousse, Gorham and other<br />
Eastlake style, and so forth; 5.85 ozt. t.w.<br />
Est. $200-300<br />
1601 Assortment of American sterling<br />
silver-handled serving pieces<br />
by various makers<br />
20th century, including: Dominick &<br />
Haff three-piece poultry carving set in<br />
the “Queen Anne, Plain” pattern; Kirk<br />
“Winslow” pie spade; salad serving set<br />
by unidentified maker with olivewood<br />
utensils; etc. Est. $150-250<br />
1602 Three American sterling silver serving<br />
pieces by various makers<br />
early 20th century, comprising: Dominick<br />
& Haff “Century” pattern asparagus server,<br />
9 3/4 in. L.; a Gorham “Kensington” pie<br />
spade, 9 in. L.; and a Schofield repousse<br />
salad serving fork, 9 in. L.; 10 ozt. t.w.<br />
Est. $200-300<br />
1603 Assortment of American sterling silver<br />
table articles by various makers<br />
20th century, including: Maschmeyer<br />
Richards Co. reticulated nut bowl with<br />
6 matching individual size bowls; Wm.<br />
Nost Co. baby cup; Schofield engraved<br />
silver card tray, oval, 4 1/4 X 5 7/8 in.;<br />
Wallace butter dish with knife holder,<br />
6 3/8 in. Diam.; “Fairfax” pattern tart spade;<br />
reticulated jar frame (no glass present);<br />
and a reticulated mustard pot frame (no<br />
glass); 16.30 ozt. weighable Est. $300-400<br />
1604 Three American Beaux Arts style<br />
sterling silver serving pieces<br />
late 19th century; comprising Unger<br />
Brothers part-gilt dessert ladle and two<br />
Durgin “Louis XV” serving spoons; 7.30 ozt.<br />
Est. $150-250<br />
Property of Various Owners<br />
1605 Assortment of American sterling silver<br />
flatware by various makers<br />
late 19th and early 20th century, including:<br />
9 Gorham “Old French” forks; 10 Dominick<br />
& Haff “Virginia” tea spoons and 10<br />
matching shellfish forks; and so forth;<br />
together with 2 coin silver tea spoons;<br />
48.75 ozt. t.w. Est. $900-1,200<br />
1606 Group of American sterling<br />
silver flatware in the<br />
“William & Mary” pattern, Lunt<br />
second quarter-20th century, comprising:<br />
2 salad forks; 6 teaspoons; 4 butter<br />
spreaders; and 8 knives (9 in. L., standard<br />
stainless blades); 10.50 ozt. of weighable<br />
silver Est. $200-300<br />
1607 Six American repousse sterling silver<br />
serving pieces by various makers<br />
late 19th and 20th century, including: Kirk<br />
“Repousse” serving spoon and small berry<br />
spoon; Hennegan Bates sauce ladle; Stieff<br />
“Rose” tomato server; Jenkins & Jenkins<br />
hotcake server; and a Dominick & Haff “No.<br />
10” serving fork; 12.40 ozt. t.w.<br />
Est. $300-400<br />
1608 Spanish silver vinaigrette and a<br />
Middle Eastern white brass box<br />
the vinaigrette modeled as a sparrow,<br />
1 3/8 in. H., .50 ozt.; the box with repousse<br />
cover, engraved with a star of David<br />
underneath, 2 X 2 5/8 in. Est. $80-125<br />
50 alex cooper auctioneers