American Silver Bowls

A wonderful Roman Revival bowl by E F Caldwell, one New York's most important historical design firm. The bowl has a raised frieze-like decoration around it's circumference, rosette...

Rare Unger Sitting Bull Sterling Dish with an image of Sitting Bull from the late 19th Century. 1880's USA. Signed. 4.25".

A fine small-scale Aesthetic Movement period footed or handled bowl. By Tiffany & Co. In sterling silver. In the form of a stylized peacock feather with a curved handle. Decorated further with stippled peacock decoration to the handle. Simply a wonderful Tiffany dish...

William B. Kerr was a manufacturer of flatware, hollow-ware & jewelry from 1880's - 1927 before it was absorbed by Gorham. They were well regarded for their Art Nouveau style in thei...

Tiffany & Co Hampton Bowl - 18389 - American Sterling Silver Artesian Sterling Silver 2 Forks & 8 Spoons worked with Natural Color Stones Art Deco sterling silver bowl. ...

A masterful example of American Gilded Age silver, this monumental centerpiece bowl was retailed by the premier Chicago house Spaulding & Company. The bowl is executed in the sophist...

A fine hand-hammered Arts & Crafts footed dish or bowl. With a lobed-hand-hammered bowl mounted on a shaped foot. In sterling silver. Made by the American female silversmith Pa...

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...

Victorian sterling dish by Alvin of high relief apples, branches and leaves. Amazing detail and quality. Monogrammed 1902. Wonderful gift. 6.5" x .75". 1900's USA. Excellent condi...

A fine set of 4 silver salt cellars. By R&W Wilson. In coin silver. With shell shaped bowls supported on shaped feet. Each with an "AR" monogram. Simply...

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...

In 1815 Samuel Kirk opened a neighborhood silver store in Baltimore, what would eventually become the Kirk Stieff Corporation, the oldest surviving, highly prestigious silver company in the U.S. Kirk silver, or “Baltimore silver” is instantly recognizable by its hand-crafted repousse technique – hammering the reverse side of silver to produce an intricate design in low relief -- which Samuel Kirk introduced to America in 1828. Customers especially desired his repousee tea services, bowls, and flatware with elaborate floral patterns and architectural images. Kirks’ reputation for meticulous craftsmanship and innovative design spread nationwide; famous assignments included renovating 550 pieces of gold...

Beautiful hydrangea's adorn this gorgeous Art Nouveau ( circa 1903 ) repousse bowl, pattern# 1082. Repousse is a method of hammered into relief from the reverse side in metalwork. Bo...

This hand hammered sterling silver bowl by was made by Chicago firm 'The Kalo Shop'. Completely hand wrought the piece is in the American Arts and Craf...

This exceedingly rare silver bowl was made in the Aesthetic taste by Whiting Manufacturing Company. The sterling silver bowl features naturalistic repousse motifs of shells and seawe...

This delightful sterling silver centrepiece bowl was manufactured by the Chicago based 'Cellini Crafts' likely in the late 1930s. The handwrought piece features three pointed 'lobes'...

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...

There is something very charming about this footed oval bowl and matched sterling serving spoon by Lebolt and Company. The two pieces are hand wrought...