Mark Bowles

Framed.

A large silver fruit bowl made by the renowned silversmiths Walker and Tolhurst and attributed to

A very early violet-blue bowl with a haresfur glaze by Berndt Friberg for Gustavsberg. This is

A finely potted Chinese porcelain bowl, decorated in underglaze cobalt blue with elegantly

Being offered is an iconic sterling silver bowl by William Spratling of Taxco, Mexico, made during

Repousse by Kirk Sterling silver covered berry bowl with wonderful three-dimensional flowers/fruit

Blue on white bowl with Daoguang mark and of the period ( 1821-1850 ) . Nine mythological

Deep amethyst bowl with engraved mark "Muneo et Munio" meaning in Latin "I advise and to fortify.

marks for Georg Jensen, Denmark and is in excellent condition. For more information on this bowl or to

Georg Jensen sterling silver blossom bowl #2B. With marks from the 1920s. Measures: 13.2 cm

good antique condition. Light surface scratches and marks commensurate with age. The bowl has no

, supported by three disc feet. Marked with impressed WMF and Ikora logos and mark. 
An identical bowl

Rare Georg Jensen-designed beaded rim open sugar bowl in the #3 pattern with a beaded rim, rope

Italian Mid-Century sturdy turquoise glazed ceramic bowl, donkey mark signed Gambone.

Stunning 1960's hand crafted Art Vannes French crystal centerpiece fruit bowl. The factory mark Art

plate for Swid Powell. From The Marks Project, "Many of her bowl forms have diagonal cuts at the rim to

in perfect condition, no chips, cracks or losses. Base of bowl is impressed mark, upper “Swan” logo

spoons were often marked on the bowl of the piece. These pieces with the mark on the bowl are rare indeed

Bar by Cleto Munari. Signed with impressed manufacturer's mark to underside of bowl: [ Cleto Munari

Chinese export silver sugar bowl, makers mark WH900 (Wang Hing) circa 1910, Canton and Hong Kong

high quality basket beautifully made with the Elkington makers mark underneath the bowl.

length of matching chain. Very good condition. Small mark to the lower marble bowl. Impressive light

, Bavaria Germany with a crown and scroll makers mark. Measurements: Soup/cereal bowl, 7.5" diameter

Gunnar Nylund miniature mottled brown bowl/salt Makers Mark to bottom: “R, Sweden, GN ARO” with

, stamped with Saglier Freres mark on each bowl. Very good condition and unmonogrammed, measuring 5.25 in. L.

fully hallmarked to the reverse of the bowl. Maker's mark: Liberty & Co. Hallmarks: Birmingham, 1935

, hot water pot, cream pitcher and open sugar bowl. The larger pieces feature hinged lids with carved

a high polish and bearing maker’s mark on bowl or bolster. Eight dinner fork Eight salad fork

flowering plants. A single flowering plant to the inside of the tea bowl. Workman’s mark in black enamel

with saucers, one teapot with K.P.M. and swords mark, one bowl, one coffeepot, one tea caddy, one suger

Octagonal reddish brass body with fluted border all around and triangular geometric yellow brass handles. (Price shown is reduced price, no further trade discount)

interior shows evidence of use including old water marks. The art metal bowl is likely American and while

faceted bowl form and sculptural tongs. Each tong marked "JHQ". Bowl has early mark that reads

Vintage 1960s round hand blown cobalt base glass console bowl. No marks.

from the Rare Woods series with ingenious hanging tongs. Early Dansk mark to underside of bowl and

Phillips (1894), A Manual of Marks on Pottery and Porcelain, this mark suggests the bowl was made in

Georg Jensen sterling silver jam/sugar bowl #45. With marks from 1933-1944. Measures: 7.5 cm H

Exceptional quality George IV silver sugar bowl and cream jug, London 1825, makers mark CF

marble and the metal bowl will get marks from the soot and heat, this can be removed gently with a damp

A George V sterling silver Celtic Revival bowl of circular form. The bowl is crafted with a Celtic

Important and highly collectable WMF Ikora Bauhaus / Art Deco square bowl made by Württembergische

partly minor losses of enamel, signed in white with a not identified artist mark. The beautiful bowl

graduates up to a delicate bowl. No marks.

good condition. Slight marks to the bowl where it meets the silver frame of the stand. All bright