Large Reticulated James Dixon & Sons English Sterling Silver Footed Basket

A very fine Modernist bowl. With an asymmetrical top support slightly off-center by a wave formed foot. In 950 sterling silver. We believe that...

A fine sterling silver footed bowl or compote. Designed by Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen. Model no. 17A Simply a wonderful bowl! Date: 1915 - 1930 Overall Condition: It is in ove...

A fine Victorian crested English bowl. In sterling silver. By George Aldwinckle. In a George II Revivalist style with scrolled feet and legs that terminate in human faces support...

A fine pair of associated reticulated .935 sterling silver bowls. Each with a round Sevres-type porcelain insert at the base, basketweave design, and intertwined garland and ribbon ...

Offered here for your consideration is a fine S. Kirk & Son coin silver footed bowl. In the shape of scallop shell with a tab handle that has repousse and stipled decoration. Simpl...

A fine S. Kirk & Son coin silver footed bowl. In the shape of scallop shell with a tab handle that has repoussé and stippled decoration. Simply a great piece of early American coin...

Ball Black & Co. Greek Revival Sterling Silver Basket circa 1870 Very decorative Greek style silver basket as a footed bowl in the Empire style on an oval stand with a narrow shaft,...

In good vintage condition, this bowl has beautiful openwork and a patterned border. It stands on a round pedestal foot. The body is pierced with a lovely openwork pattern interspersed with scroll and flower decoration rising to a rim with further scroll decoration. Originally intended for wrapped sweets, this beautiful dish could be used for nuts or snacks, for potpourri or simply as a decorative item in its own right. Hallmarked: Made by James Dixon & Sons Ltd in Cornish Place, Sheffield in 1917. James Dixon founded his company with partner Thomas Smith around 1806. In the 1820s, Smith withdrew and was replaced by James Dixon's eldest son, followed by his other sons and the James Dixon & Sons name was established. The firm was highly successful and remained in business until the 1980s when it was absorbed into British Silverware...

This rather glorious sterling silver tazza or footed comport was likely made by John R. Wendt in the 1870s. The figural piece features a stepped circula...

This sterling silver cachepot has been manufactured by a well-known silversmith in Florence, Italy. It represents a fruit chain which perfectly meets the Italian style.

Antique German Biedermeier Silver Basket, dated 1828 Very decorative silver basket on rectangular stand on four paw feet, bulbous, gadrooned body wi...

This sterling silver centerpiece is a real work of design. Indeed, as you can see from the picture it is made of six components that can be combined together in different ways or use...