Silver Bowls and Baskets

Two beautiful silver plated Venetian Gondolas, 20th century. This art form is an ever evolving shape in both the rivers of Venice itself as well as the sculpting world. Both forcola ...

Fine Continental silver pierced foliate design basket each side with a dove above a vacant shield, applied with a swing handle Measures: Width 5.5 in. (14 cm.) Depth 3.93 in. (10 c...

Silver German pair of centrepieces / centerpieces made by Bruckmann & Sons (Germany). Art Nouveau (made circa 1900) Silver 800 branded by German Crescent with Crown Manufactory: Eagle Mark of Bruckmann & Soehne (= SONS), Heilbronn (Germany) Peter Bruckmann (1865-1937) was the first Chairman of the Deutscher Werkbund (founded 1907). Size: Height 18.5 cm ( 7.28 inches) Width 22.5 cm ( 8.85 inches) Depth 19.5 cm ( 7.67 inches) Total weight: 940 grams / 33.08 OZ / 30.22 troy ounces Specifications: Excellently manufactured pair of silver centrepieces / stands / holders: Each of the reticulated oval bowls are based on four slim as well as concave supports which are attached to round base: Edge of these bases is of reticulated type, too. The bowls' corners are decorated with lockets framed...

Silver 812.5 (= Silver 13 Lot) Biedermeier lidded casserole with wooden stick Vienna / Austria, made 1827 Austrian finest silver item of best manufacturing quality ! Specifications: The casserole is...

Different shades of blue, from light to dark with touches of pale yellow blend together in the glass like waves in an ocean. Sitting proudly on a sterling pedestal...

A Fine Pair of Twin Handled George III Grand Tour Influenced Silver-Gilt Salts of Bath Form by William Fountain, London 1808. Each lined in gilt and finely tooled with leaf clasp ...

Certainly! The Vintage Decorative Silver Center Bowl from the 1960s is an ornate and collectible silver bowl, showcasing intricate craftsmanship and...

Offered are artisan-crafted hammered sterling silver candy bowls made in Italy. They are different in size and priced separately (the lis...

A very fine George II Square Salver made in London in 1729 by Matthew Cooper I The Salver stands on four unusual shaped cast feet and the raised, stepped, rim displays incuse corner...

This piece shows Chris Knights's continued exploration of silver as he challenges its use; turning away from the material's traditional application and using its qualities to freely ...