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A set of 8 sterling silver reticulated 6.5 inch bread plates. The elaborate pierced borders retailed by J. E. Caldwell and attributed to Gorham. Good weight not stamped but cast.

A set of eight, Tiffany & Co., sterling silver open salts & pepper shakers, 1907-1938, comprising four shakers and four salts, with shaped foot and fluted body, monogramed G each ma...

Signed set of 6 Georges Briard highball glasses with a silver rim above stylized images of recumbent lions wearing crowns.

Six silver sipper/stir spoons in a fitted faux alligator box. The faux bamboo handle of the spoons are hollow for use as a straw with a lotus flower...

This set of six silver plated knife rests were made by Christofle of France in approximately 1960 in an antique style. The knife rests have nicely decorated serpentine side panels wi...

For your consideration, a Brutalist Modern Sculptural Set of 3 Chrome Plated Wire Napkin Ring Holders Dimensions: 2H x 2W x 1.5 D Please visit t...

German sterling silver place card holders. This set comprises 8 holders in 3 designs. One holder features an elegant courtly couple ...

A complete set of 16 sterling silver (950 Silver) French bowls by Tetard Freres from the 1920s. The bowls are octagonally shaped. Very clean and pure art-deco design and marked on the bottom by the maker. Tetard Frerer is famous for their elegant, traditional stylings and legendary quality. As "Silversmith to the King," Tetard Freres has been France's premier supplier of fine silver to the French Aristocracy since its founding in in 1880 by Edmond Tetard...

1950s Brazilian 900 silver basket place card holders. Each holder features a “bouquet” of semi precious stones. Twisted round silver holder. Each hol...

Set of six Hors d' oeuvre fish plates in high quality aluminum by Arthur Court.

Porcelain menu holder featuring a pale blue crescent moon with gold beading on inner edge. Accented with three pink and gold flowers. Space between moon...

This set of twenty four silver plated place card or menu holders are unsigned, but presumed to have been made in Asia in approximately 1960 in a Tibetan style. The holders are compos...