Silver
Robert James Walsh & Company
Antiques - Art - Modernism - Appraisals
Shop at 1761 Main Street, across from Simon Pearce Glass (parking next to shop)
Quechee, Vermont 05059
802-356-7112
Pair of Georg Jensen 4.5" sterling silver bonbonieres, Denmark, circa 1920-40.
Georg Jensen sterling silver covered bowl with ball knop on a fluted cover, and with fluting around the base. Designed by Johan Rohde (1856-1935). 4"H x 4" Diameter. Denmark, circa 1945 hallmark.
Georg Jensen hammered sterling silver oval tray, catalogue #223C. Designed by Georg Jensen, made in Denmark circa 1945. 9-5/8" x 13-9/16". SOLD.
Pair of Tiffany & Co. sterling silver Colonial Revival candlesticks, reproductions of the originals by David Willaume, 1739. 9-1/4" High, with bobeches. 42.46 ozt. Small monogram at base of shaft. Mid-20th century. SOLD.
Colonial Revival sterling silver water pitcher engraved with swags and medallions. No monogram. Obscure maker's mark, early 20th century. Minor scratches and dents. 19.96 ozt. SOLD.
George III sterling silver baby rattle with bells and whistle, elaborate engraving, missing coral teething stick. Obscure maker's mark, London, 1807. 1.345 ozt.
French silver 5.5" octagonal, baluster-shaped sugar caster with domed top, monogram, circa 1869-1890. 4.745 ozt.
Victorian sterling silver 7.25" baluster-shaped sugar caster with Anthemion-pierced top and bell finial, by Chrichton & Co, London, 1865. 7.895 ozt.
George III sterling silver oval tea caddy with treen pineapple finial, bright-cut rim and engraved armorial. London, 1796, maker's mark IC, 8.09 ozt.
Geroge III sterling silver octagonal tea caddy with ivory pineapple finial and engraved armorial. Slight separation of two skirt panels on the lid. Obscure maker's mark. London, 1797. 7.45 ozt.
George I sterling silver 5.25" baluster-shaped pepper caster with bell finial. Elizabeth Goodwin, London, 1727. Two dents on base. 4.145 ozt.
George I Britannia silver 4.75" baluster-shaped pepper caster, with vase-shaped finial, engraved scrolls on top around holes, dent on waist. John Chartier, London, 1723. 3.97 ozt.
Old Sheffield silver plate souffle dish signed by Mathew Boulton, c. 1820, in three pieces including the burner, the insert pan and the main body. Excellent condition, with no bleeding.
Interior of bowl.
Georg Jensen spun silver bowl designed and signed by Sigvard Bernadotte, c. 1950, in the modern taste. Excellent condition.
2-3/8"High x 6-5/8"Diameter:
Set of four Tiffany & Co. sterling silver pepper casters and salt cellars with spoons, mid 20th-century. Excellent condition. The pepper casters are 3" high.
Tiffany & Co. sterling silver tea strainer with ebony handle, 1907, 7" long overall. Excellent condition. SOLD
Georg Jensen sterling silver beaded-rim bowl with tendril handles, fluted body and beaded base, Catalogue item #3, one of the earliest items made by the company, and designed by Georg Jensen. The two hallmarks date this piece between 1925 and 1930.
3"H x 5.5"W at handles.
George III sterling silver porringer with sand-cast handle. Maker's mark of IC/TH. London, 1796. 4.25" diameter.
Georg Jensen circa1925-29 hammered and chased sterling silver oval candy dish on a leafy pedestal and a ten-sided base with beads, The engraving on the base reads Elizabeth Muzzy Larson, June 14th 1929. 2.25"H x 4.75"W.
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Photographs by Jean Bruneau. Please inquire.
Silver-plate lazy Susan tray and server with hot or cold water reservoir and fitted vessels, including a covered tureen, four salt cellars (no liners), four pepper shakers, and four covered serving dishes, with four handles which can be removed allowing the covers to be used upside down as four additional uncovered serving dishes.
Four Bakelite handles on the tray.
American, early 20th century, maker unknown
("CSC", each letter in its own shield).
Very good condition, very little wear.
18" High x 26" Diameter.
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