TIFFANY SILVER PRESENTATION BOWL

Tiffany Sterling Silver presentation bowl, with round tapering sides and raised foot, marked on underside "Reproduction Original by Joseph Conyers Boston About 1760", Tiffany & Co. Makers, 19750, with

Sterling Silver Tiffany & Company Presentation Bowl from the Scroll & Key Society, Yale University, 1920's. Decoration on front has scroll and key marked DSP underneath DDJ. Opposite side states Clyde

Dated 1922. A large silver footed bowl with figural tiger handles. Presented to Eugene L. Maxwell and Sylvia A. Maxwell from the section of Ivy, Princeton Eating Club, which includes club members name

cut corner square center bowl with presentation inscription to Helen Bentley, pattern #25386, 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 in., with original box and dust cover, 22.15 ozt.

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver presentation "Revere" bowl. Engraved dedication. 4.25"h x 8.5"round

Tiffany & Co. Makers large sterling silver heavy presentation bowl. Multiple names engraved around outer top border. June 28, 1956. Armorial key and scroll crest. C.S.P. and C.C.F. Scratches on interi

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver reticulated bowl, presentation to "Max & Gussie Green, with a wealth of good wishes, From the Seagate Aux to the Pride of Judea Orphans Home" in center of bowl, hallmarke

Tiffany and Co. Presentation Sterling Silver Bowl: Gorgeous presentation bowl. Measures 6.75 inches in diameter, and 3.25" tall. Weighs 11.775 troy ounces. Marked Tiffany and Co. Makers Sterling 23616

(lot of 4) Collection of sterling silver tennis trophies/ presentation bowls, including: (1) Tiffany & Co., engraved "G.T.C. 1960, Boehm Trophy, Boys Doubles," dent to rim, approx 1.25"h, 5"diam, (1)

A tri-footed bowl with deep lobed rim, presentation inscription on both sides, “From the Millennium Gift to the Nation of the Friends of Art and Preservation In Embassy’s Oct 7th 1999&#822

A Tiffany and Co. King Protea Silver Fluted Bowl New York, Late 20th Century hallmarked as sterling and with presentation inscription underfoot 19 ozt 14 dwt Height 4 x diameter 10 inches. This lot is

Nine American Sterling Silver Plates, Trays and Bowls, Various Makers, Early to Mid-Twentieth Century. Including a WWII presentation plate from the officers of a submarine, Tiffany & Co., Circa 1944,

A CHINESE EXPORT SILVER PRESENTATION BOWL, STAMPED, RETAILED BY SING FAT, CANTON, 20TH CENTURY, the double-walled tapering circular body and sides of engraved and chased repoussé as well as applied d

Early 20th century Chinese silver presentation bowl by Woshing (1850s-1925) Shanghai. High quality repousse depicting Chinese scenes throughout. Measuring approx. 8" tall x 10.5" wide and 48.5 troy oz

A SILVER PRESENTATION BOWL FROM THE CHEVRAH KADISCHA OF BELFAST. London, early 20th century. Engraved in English: “PRESENTED TO DR. J. SAPERIA BY THE BELFAST CHEVRAH KADISCHA ON THE OCCASION OF HIS

Edwardian Sterling Silver Presentation Bowl hallmarked London, 1905-1906, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, the hemispherical bowl with shaped and molded rim and decorated on the lower half with elaborat

A Burmese Silver Presentation Bowl First Quarter 20th Century the bowl with a shield cartouche engraved 'Toungoo Mill Owners Plate / Won by Mabel / Nov. 8th, 1919', the body with repoussé foliate

marked on bottom, Chinese characters, SF and 90 inscribed:

900 - 925 silver content; Diameter- 11 1/2"; Weight- 43.6 troy oz.

An American silver presentation bowl An American silver presentation bowl, marked Sterling, engraved 'Pennsylvania National Horse Show 1950, International Jumping Competition' 27cm diameter 35ozt Prov

Height- 7" Diameter- 11" Weight- 35 troy oz.

Tiffany and Company sterling silver footed bowl, 9 inch diameter x 3.25 high, 17.20 ozt, 3.5 pints, light R monogram.

SILVER PRESENTATION BOWL BY WM. B. DURGIN CO.American, ca. 1894, sterling. Repousse decorated with scrolling and foliate designs, the edge and foot rim with shell motifs. The interior engraved, "Heste

Sterling Silver Presentation Bowl Mueck-Carey Co. 1940: 6.67 Troy Ounces: Great presentation bowl by The Mueck-Carey Co in the 1940's. This copany was likely to be absorbed by Towle in the late 1950's