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Art Deco German Silver and Wood Coffee Service Set, circa 1930
Manufactured by Jakob Grimminger, Schwäbisch Gmünd
Each piece stamped with '830' silver mark and a maker's mark
6 7/8 inches (17.5 cm) (tallest, coffee pot)
Donated by J. Lohmann Gallery
Retail $3,000
(Total: 3 Items)
Auction 773 | Lot: 18 | Sep 14, 2020

Sold For: $520.00
SEVENTEEN SILVER APOSTLE SPOONS
Various marks, England and Germany, c.1910

The spoons with apostle finials and twist handles, marked reverse of bowls
4.5in. the longest
Auction 608 | Lot: 18001 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $155.35
A SILVER STRAWBERRY MOTIF VANITY BOX

Circular, the body with hinged lid decorated with deep repousse strawberries and vines, marked 900, illegible makers mark
1in. high, 4.5in. wide, 6.70oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18001 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $44.40
A GERMAN SILVER CUP AND SAUCER SET

C-scrolls and flowers on a pebbled ground, the cup with gold wash interior and an open cartouche, marked on both: '800', crown hallmark and 'GGH'
the plate 5in. diameter, the cup 3in. high, 6.99oz (Total: 2 )
Auction 600 | Lot: 18002 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $78.00
George Jensen: A DANISH SILVER LOBSTER PICK (Mark of George Jensen, Denmark)
Mark of George Jensen, Denmark, c.1950

Two-pronged lobster pick with dueling prawns on handle, marked reverse
7.3in. long, 1.25oz
Auction 608 | Lot: 18002 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $71.70
Georg Jensen: THREE DANISH SILVER PYRAMID PATTERN SALT SPOONS (Mark of Georg Jensen, Copenhagen)
Mark of Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, c.1945

No monogram, light patina marked reverse of bowl
2.0in. long (Total: 3 )
Auction 608 | Lot: 18003 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $83.65
A MODERN DANISH SILVER BOWL
Marked E. Dragsted

Oval form, an applied wire rim terminating on each end with grape clusters in the style of Georg Jensen, marked underside E. Dragsted with ED trademark, Denmark, Sterling, 230
3.25in. high, 7.25in. wide, 10.64oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18003 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $240.00
Germany: A GROUP OF SIX CONTINENTAL SILVER SERVING PIECES (Germany)
Germany, c.1920

All with cherubs, garlands and foliate rococo decoration, marked 800, marked various locations
8in. the longest (Total: 6 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18004 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $268.88
A MIXED METAL JAPANESE FLASK

Of oval form, the obverse depicting Mt. Fuji and the Great Pagoda with trees continuing onto the reverse, engraved Kanji on reverse, monogrammed 'CBT' to stopper, marked sterling and rising sun
6.25in. high, 3.5in. wide, 5.78oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18004 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $480.00
H. Wurm: A CONTINENTAL SILVER ART DECO BOXED SERVING SET (H. Wurm, Braunschweig, Germany)
H. Wurm, Braunschweig, Germany, c.1920

Consisting of six tablespoons, two gilt serving spoons, two serving forks and one parcel gilt soup ladle, in their original fitted case, marked undersides
13.8in. the soup ladle (Total: 11 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18005 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $203.15
A MATCHED SET OF SIX CONTINENTAL SILVER LIQUEUR GLASSES
Inverted bell shape upon round pedestal foot, engraved with floral decoration, each with an open cartouche, gold wash interior, marked on body of each, 84, 0.875, HN and duty mark
2.5in. high, 4.14oz (Total: 6 )
Auction 600 | Lot: 18005 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $43.20
A DANISH SILVER CASTOR
Early 20th century

Circular form, handwrought, entirely spot hammered with spiral fluted stem and bulbous body, not signed, marked under stand for Copenhagen 1920 with Swedish import marks
8in. high, 6.81oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18006 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $96.00
A GROUP OF FOUR CONTINENTAL SILVER NAVAL MOTIF SERVERS (Various makers)
Various makers, c.1900

First, a round bowl reticulated bonbon spoon with a ship finial; second, a reticulated ship motif bonbon shovel; third, a salad serving fork with cast rocaille handles and warship finial with three masts and a flag; fourth, the matching salad serving spoon to the fork, marked interior of bowls
the longest, 10.75in. (Total: 4 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18006 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $149.38
A DUTCH SILVER CHAMBER STICK
Marked for Holland second half of nineteenth century

The cast handle with a rococo floral motif, the bowl with repousse fruit and flowers, old repair to handle, marked in bowl and on handle
2in. high, 8in. wide, weight 8.06oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18007 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $270.00
A PAIR OF SILVER FIGURAL NAVAL MOTIF SALAD SERVERS (Continental)
Continental, c.1920

The handles with open work and putti, finials of large naval ships, marked reverse of bowls
10.7in. long (Total: 2 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18007 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $137.43
A CONTINENTAL SILVER BOX ON STAND
Early 20th century

Circular form box with gold washed interior on a Egyptian Revival stand, the lid depicting an allegorical scene, marked on lid with Continental maker's marks and English import marks
3.25in. high, 3.75in. wide, 6.72oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18008 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $360.00
A GROUP OF SILVER ITEMS

Comprising a hallmarked French cup and saucer, 2in. high
A Mexican bowl signed by Emma Pasaje Alameda, 2.75in. high, 9.5in. wide
A silver plated Strawberry motif bowl, marked England, 7in. wide
Set of five Strawberry motif dishes, marked sterling, 5in. across (Total: 9 )
Auction 600 | Lot: 18009 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $126.00
Heinrich Fries: A ONE-HUNDRED-NINETEEN PIECE CONTINENTAL SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE IN A FITTED CANTEEN (Mark of Heinrich Fries, sold by W. Grebner, Wien, Austria)
Mark of Heinrich Fries, sold by W. Grebner, Wien, Austria, c.1910

Each with a heraldic crest, marked 'H. Fries' and the Vienna Austria inspection mark for import silver dated 1902 to 1921, the service consisting of:
Eighteen teaspoons
Eleven dessert spoons
Seventeen tablespoons
Ten dessert forks
Eleven dessert knives
Twenty-one dinner forks
Twenty-one dinner knives
Two large serving spoons
Fish serving knife and fork
A roast carving fork and knife
A soup ladle
A pair of sugar tongs
Two gravy ladles
166oz. weighable silver (Total: 119 items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18009 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $1,374.25
A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL SILVER CANDELABRA
Mark Roelof Citroen, 20th century

Circular form base, hand wrought, of Scandinavian design, stepped round pedestal base, tubular constructed twisting arms with threaded balls and inverted bell shaped nozzles, marked undersides, Sterling Silver
7.25in. high, 21.06oz (Total: 2 )
Auction 600 | Lot: 18010 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $504.00
E.H.H. Smith: A GROUP OF SIX AMERICAN SILVER PLATE HOLLY PATTERN DEMITASSE SPOONS (Mark of E.H.H. Smith, Bridgeport, Connecticut)
Mark of E.H.H. Smith, Bridgeport, Connecticut, c.1910

Decorated with holly leaves, vines and berries, excellent condition, marked reverse of handle
4.2.in long (Total: 6 )
Auction 608 | Lot: 18010 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $16.00
A FRENCH SILVER CUP AND SAUCER SET

With chased paneled sweeping C-scroll form decoration and alternating floral motif marked underside of both with first standard mark and makers mark 'BB' with garland
the cup 2.5in. high, the plate 6.25in. diameter, 10.06oz (Total: 2 )
Auction 600 | Lot: 18011 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $98.40
Hector Aguilar: A PAIR OF MEXICAN SILVER SPOONS, HECTOR AGUILAR (Mark of Hector Aguilar, Taxco, Mexico)
Mark of Hector Aguilar, Taxco, Mexico, c.1945

One a shovel, one a spoon, marked reverse of handles
5in. the longest
Auction 608 | Lot: 18011 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $71.70
A PAIR OF HUNGARIAN SILVER CANDLESTICKS
Marked B.W., M.J. and a silver standard mark

The bodies with acanthus leaf, scroll and Griffin heads, the bases beaded edge with scroll feet, solid non-weighted construction, marked at lower body
12.5in. high, 30.46oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18012 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $780.00
AN ENGLISH SILVER AGATE HANDLE KNIFE AND FORK (Maker unknown, London, England)
Maker unknown, London, England, c.1897

The handles square, grey agate, the blades and ferrules of sterling silver, trademark 'TB,' marked on blade
8.5in. the knife (Total: 2 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18012 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $107.55
Georg Jensen: A DANISH SILVER #38 PATTERN FLAT SERVER (Mark of Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark)
Mark of Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, Denmark, c.1940

Known as pattern #38, featuring a stylized blossom set upon six beaded supports, oval beading on the side of handle, hammer marks evident on finish, unusual 'Georg Jensen limited silversmiths' mark, marked reverse of handle
10.5in. long, 4.7oz
Auction 608 | Lot: 18013 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $418.25
A PAIR OF SOUTH AMERICAN SILVER BRASERILLO
One marked 18 VEGA the other unmarked

One with turned wooden handles 8.25in. across, cast and applied shell and animal foot supports and oval base this piece is marked, the other with turned wooded handles 6.5in. across, a reticulated engraved rim, the body upon cast and applied serpents, the round base with decorated edge, not marked, 18 VEGA marked underside and body
2.25in. high, 8oz gross weight (Total: 2 )
Auction 600 | Lot: 18013 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $312.00
Shreve Treat & Eacret: AN AMERICAN SILVER FIGURAL FLORAL BON BON SPOON (Mark of Shreve Treat & Eacret, San Francisco, California)
Mark of Shreve Treat & Eacret, San Francisco, California, c.1915

The handle with floral openwork spelling 'San Francisco,' a parcel gilt poppy bowl, marked reverse of handle
5.2in. long
Auction 608 | Lot: 18014 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $59.75
A FRENCH SILVER CAKE STAND

Circular form with chased strawberry motif, marked the face and base, first standard mark, maker mark 'E' with a swan
1.5in. high, 8.5in. diameter, 12.18oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18014 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $420.00
AN ENGLISH VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR AND CREAMER
Marked FB, London, 1887-8

The fluted bodies decorated with chased squirrels and birds, marked underside
the creamer 2.3in. high, 6.30oz gross weight
Auction 600 | Lot: 18015 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $144.00
A FRENCH SILVER BOXED FISH SERVING KNIFE AND FORK (France)
France, c.1880

Rococo style handles, blade of knife and surface of fork with extensive open-cut work, decorative engraving also, original silk lined box, marked on handle
12.5in. long, the knife (Total: 2 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18015 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $262.90
AN ENGLISH GEORGE III SILVER CASTER

A round base with rococo chasing and fluting, the body with similar decoration, a friction fit top with elaborate open work, marked on body and top
8in. high, 6.90oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18016 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $360.00
Alvin: A FIFTY-PIECE GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER CHATEAU ROSE PATTERN FLATWARE (Mark of Alvin, Providence, Rhode Island)
Mark of Alvin, Providence, Rhode Island, c.1940

No monogram, the group consisting:
Seven hollow-handle knives
Six butter knives
Four forks
Seven salad forks
Eight iced tea spoons
Five soup spoons
Thirteen demitasse spoons (Total: 50 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18016 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $370.45

Make Offer to Owner
$559 or more
AN ENGLISH LATE VICTORIAN SILVER VASE
Marks rubbed, London, c.1895

The round base chased with flowers, the body with Acanthus leaves, drapery and rocaille decoration, the heavy applied rim with human faces, marked on body near rim
7.25in. high, 5.24oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18017 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $144.00
Lunt: A THIRTY-ONE-PIECE GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER ELOQUENCE PATTERN FLATWARE (Mark of Lunt, Greenfield, Massachusetts)
Mark of Lunt, Greenfield, Massachusetts, c.1953

Each piece without monogram, some sealed in the original factory sleave stamped 'Lunt Sterling,' the group comprising:
Three teaspoons
Eighteen soup spoons
Seven iced tea spoons
A salad fork
A master butter knife (stainless steel blade)
A sugar shell (Total: 31 items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18017 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $215.10
AN ENGLISH VICTORIAN SILVER CASTER
British Hallmarks, c.1885

Of cylindrical form with mythologic scene, the elongated dome lid with acorn finial and hand cut openwork, marked exterior near rim and on exterior lid
4.75in. high, 2.02oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18018 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $144.00
Gorham: AN AMERICAN SILVER BUTTERCUP PATTERN FLATWARE SERVICE (Mark of Gorham, Providence, Rhode Island)
Mark of Gorham, Providence, Rhode Island, c.1910

An older service with period monograms, eight 9.6in knives, eight 7.5in. forks, eight salad forks, eight cream soup spoons, eight ice tea spoons, eleven teaspoons, a sugar shell and butter knife, crisp pattern, excellent condition, marked reverse of handles (Total: 52 )
Auction 608 | Lot: 18018 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $549.70
Alvin: A ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN-PIECE GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER CHATEAU ROSE PATTERN FLATWARE (Mark of Alvin, Providence, Rhode Island)
Mark of Alvin, Providence, Rhode Island, c.1940

Unmonogrammed, the group consisting:
Twelve hollow-handle knives
Twelve butter knives
Twelve forks
Twelve salad forks
Twelve teaspoons
Twelve iced teaspoons
Twelve soup spoons
Twelve demitasse spoons
A carving set
A sauce ladle
A serving spoon
A preserve spoon
A lemon fork
Two olive forks
Two sugar shells
Two cold meat forks
Two master butter knives
Two gravy ladles
A tomato server
A pie server (Total: 114 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18019 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $956.00
AN ENGLISH VICTORIAN SILVER LARGE SCENT BOTTLE
Marked W.C., London, c.1890

Chased scene of a cottage, trees, a man and boy, elongated, tapering cylindrical shape, marked on cap and upper edge of body
10.25in. long
Auction 600 | Lot: 18019 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $150.00
AN ENGLISH VICTORIAN SILVER PEPPER CASTERMark of GG, London, 1893-4

The tankard shaped caster on a spreading round foot with rocaille decoration, the top friction fit with elaborate hand piercing, with applied handle, marked on top and base
3in. high, 2.25oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18020 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $192.00
Wallace: A NINE-PIECE GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER GRAND BAROQUE PATTERN KNIVES (Mark of Wallace, Wallingford, Connecticut)
Mark of Wallace, Wallingford, Connecticut, c.1941

Hollow-handle knives, unmonogrammed marked reverse of handles
each 9in. long (Total: 9 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18020 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $83.65
Wallace: AN ELEVEN-PIECE GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER GRAND BAROQUE PATTERN SPOONS (Mark of Wallace, Wallingford, Connecticut)
Mark of Wallace, Wallingford, Connecticut, c.1941

Unmonogrammed group of ten teaspoons, together with a demitasse spoon, marked reverse of handles (Total: 11 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18021 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $143.40
A VICTORIAN SILVER ROSEWATER BOWL
Marked Fordham & Faulkner, Sterling, Sheffield, 1898-1899

Threaded rim with repousse climbing rose and rococo decoration, four open cartouche surmounting fluted lower body upon a round stepped foot, marked near rim
5.5in. high, 8.25in. wide, 20.90oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18021 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $720.00

Make Offer to Owner
$1,080 or more
A GEORGE II STYLE ENGLISH SILVER BOWL
Marked Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1904-5

The body with chased rococo decoration in the style of George II, marked on body
4.25in. high, 6.25in. wide, 7.87oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18022 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $120.00
Wallace: A FOURTEEN-PIECE GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER GRAND BAROQUE PATTERN FLATWARE (Mark of Wallace, Wallingford, Connecticut)
Mark of Wallace, Wallingford, Connecticut, c.1941

Unmonogrammed, the group consisting:
Five forks
Three salad forks
Four cocktail forks
Two hollow-handle butter knives (Total: 14 items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18022 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $155.35
A SCOTTISH SILVER VICTORIAN BOWL
Marked Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1893-1894

Circular form, with stippled and repousse surfaces, a floral rococo band surmounting a spiral fluted body, cartouche with engraved with crest under motto, Patientia Vincit "patience conquers", marked to underside
5.5in. high, 9in. wide, 25oz
Auction 600 | Lot: 18023 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $1,020.00
Wallace: A NINETY-FOUR-PIECE AMERICAN SILVER GRAND BAROQUE PATTERN FLATWARE GROUP (Mark of Wallace, Wallingford, Connecticut)
Mark of Wallace, Wallingford, Connecticut, c.1941

Unmonogrammed, the group consisting:
Twelve hollow-handle knives
Twelve butter knives
Twelve forks
Twelve salad forks
Two lemon forks
Twelve soup spoons
Twenty-four teaspoons
A preserve spoon
A bonbon spoon
A sugar shell
A sauce ladle
A master butter knife
A pie server
A serving spoon
A cold meat fork (Total: 94 )
Auction 608 | Lot: 18023 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $1,852.25
Tiffany & Co.: FOURTEEN AMERICAN SILVER CENTURY PATTERN STEAK KNIVES (Mark of Tiffany & Co., New York)
Mark of Tiffany & Co., New York, c.1945

Each with Tiffany stainless blades, pointed and very sharp, eight with a period 'S' monogram, six with a period 'JMF' monogram, marked on ferrule
8.5in. each (Total: 14 Items)
Auction 608 | Lot: 18024 | Oct 31, 2004

Sold For: $717.00
AN ENGLISH EDWARDIAN SILVER EPERGNE
Marked W. Comyns & Sons, London, 1908-1909

Trumpet shaped body, circular foot with cast and applied gadroon and shell border, three arms suspend removable baskets, each with matching decoration, marked on each
12.5in. high, weighted, felt bottom, 43.31oz.
Auction 600 | Lot: 18024 | May 22, 2004

Sold For: $1,440.00

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