Pair Simpson Hall Miller Sterling Silver Compotes Centerpiece Bowls Art Nouveau

Lovely pair of sterling silver centerpieces / fruit-bowls, by Wallace, possibly in the Grande Baroque pattern. Measuring larger bowl 13 inches long, 10 inches wide, and 3.6 inches tall and smaller one 8.2 inches wide. Weighing together 31.7 troy ounces. Bearing hallmarks as shown. Wallace Silversmiths is a major American manufacturer of sterling silver. The company was founded by Robert Wallace. He was the son of Scottish immigrant and silversmith James Wallace, who had immigrated in the late 18th century. Robert Wallace became an apprentice to Captain William Mix, at the Meriden Britannia Co. Robert Wallace died in 1892, and the sons and son...

C. G. Hallberg, Swedish silver compote bowl from 1919, beautifully hand hammered and in Art Nouveau style with curvilinear, natural motifs in relief adorning the stem of the compote....

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La Pierre sterling silver pierced compote.

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Gorham large Art Nouveau sterling silver Floral decorated bowl C.1900. The deep bowl of round scalloped form beautifully embossed and chased with overlap...