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242* A Set of Eight Italian Silver Cordials Elsa Peretti for Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Late 20th Century Thumbprint pattern, cylindrical with concave sides, gilt interiors marked on undersides 6 ozt 10 dwt Height 1 3/4 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $200-400

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243 241 An American Silver Monteith Bowl Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Late 20th Century the deep bowl with notched reeded rim, raised on a stepped circular base, underside engraved with presentation inscription marked on underside and numbered 23881 30 ozt Diameter 9 1/4 inches $1,000-2,000

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243 An American Silver-Gilt Two-Handled Trophy Cup of Horse Racing Interest Tiffany and Co., New York, NY, Circa 1976 with slightly flaring rim and capped scroll handles, on a circular foot chased with gadrooned band, one side engraved “CHARLES H. STRUB STAKES” above the insignia of the Santa Anita Park, on a detachable marble plinth applied with a silver-gilt plaque engraved with presentation inscription dated 1976 marked on underside of cup 34 ozt 13 dwt weighable Height overall 11 inches $1,200-1,800

244 An American Silver Dish Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1960 of shaped square form with lobed sides 15 ozt 10 dwt marked on underside and numbered 23587 Length 8 1/2 inches $400-600

245 An American Silver Four-Piece Tea and Coffee Set Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, Circa 1965 Hampton Court pattern, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, and sugar bowl, each of panelled oval form raised on four scroll supports marked on underside and numbered 660 74 ozt 6 dwt Height of coffee pot 9 1/4 inches $1,500-2,500

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247 An American Silver Serving Platter Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1960 circular form, gadrooned border with acanthus at intervals marked on underside and with date code 23823 29 ozt 10 dwt Diameter 12 3/4 inches $400-600

248* An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Set and Matching Tray Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1956 Directional pattern, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar bowl, waste bowl and circular tray, of teardrop form, with ebony handles and finials, the circular tray with upturned border and black laminated plastic center marked on bases and with date symbol for 1956, tray marked on base rim 59 ozt 11 dwt gross excluding tray Height of coffee pot 8 3/4 inches Property from the Estate of Jean Friedlander, Milwaukee, Wisconsin $3,000-5,000

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252 249* An American Silver Centerpiece Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1965 formed as a circular bowl with tapered sides, supported on three multi-scroll branches terminating in fixed circular drip pans and conical sconces marked on base and numbered 23550 37 ozt 3 dwt Length 16 1/4 inches Property from the Collection of Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Gordon, Indianapolis, Indiana $1,500-2,500

250 An American Silver Bowl Gorham Mfg Co., Providence, RI, Mid 20th Century circular with everted rim, chased overall with spiralling lobes marked on base 21 ozt 4 dwt Diameter 10 inches Property from the Estate of David R.D. Magnuson, Lake Bluff, Illinois $500-700

251 An American Silver Bowl Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1955 the rim formed as three stylized downturned petals, raised on three ball feet 17 ozt 10 dwt marked on underside and numbered 23377 L Length 9 3/4 inches $500-700

252 An American Silver Dish Gorham Mfg Co., Providence, RI, 1953 shaped circular with stepped rim, the shallow bowl chased with spiral fluting marked on base and with date symbol for 1953 24 ozt Diameter 12 1/8 inches $500-700

253* An American Silver Bowl Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1956 of lobed shaped circular form with stepped reeded rim marked on base and with date mark for 1956, numbered 976 14 ozt 10 dwt Diameter 9 5/8 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $300-500

254 An American Silver Salver Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1950 plain circular form raised on four reeded feet 22 ozt 6 dwt marked on underside and numbered 23119 Diameter 11 inches $600-800

255* A Set of Three American Silver Bowls Alfred Sciarrotta for Black, Starr & Gorham, Providence, RI, Mid 20th Century comprising one large bowl and a pair of small bowls, all oval raised on four ball feet, the ends applied with stylized berries, all engraved with scrip monogram CEN marked on undersides 39 ozt Lengths 13 3/4 inches, 7 1/4 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $1,000-2,000

256 An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl Alfredo Sciarrotta, Newport, RI, Circa 1960 with faintly spot-hammered surface, the circular bowl raised on a running S-scroll foot marked on underside and numbered 104 24 ozt 3 dwt Diameter 9 1/2 inches $600-800

257* A Pair of American Silver Three-Light Candelabra Alfred Sciarrotta, Newport, RI, Mid 20th Century formed as three radiating scroll branches topped by spheres and sconces marked on undersides of branches 25 ozt 8 dwt Length 7 1/4 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $500-700

258* A Set of Twelve American Silver Beakers Graff, Washbourne & Dunn, New York, NY, Circa 1950 of plain tapered cylindrical form marked on bases 24 ozt Height 4 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $600-800

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259 An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl Alphonse LaPaglia for International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1950 the circular bowl with flaring rim, raised on a stem formed as beads alternating with rings above a band of openwork flowers, spreading circular base 31 ozt marked on underside and numbered 118 Diameter 10 inches $1,500-2,500

260 An American Silver Water Pitcher Alphonse LaPaglia for International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1950 of baluster form, the base rim formed of flowers with beaded tendrils spaced by large beads, the scroll handle applied with matching flower and tendril, in fitted presentation box 28 ozt 16 dwt marked on underside and numbered 118 Height 8 1/2 inches $1,000-2,000 261 A Set of Eight American Silver Individual Compotes, Alphonse LaPaglia for International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1950 the circular bowls with flaring rims, raised on stems formed of beads alternating with rings above a band of openwork flowers, spreading circular bases, in fitted presentation case 43 ozt 8 dwt each marked on underside and numbered 118 Height 3 1/2 inches $2,000-4,000

262 A Pair of American Silver Candlesticks Alphonse LaPaglia for International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1950 with fixed circular nozzles, the tapered cylindrical stems with beads alternating with rings above a band of openwork flowers, spreading circular bases 16 ozt 13 dwt marked on undersides and numbered 118 Height 4 3/8 inches $700-900

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263 An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Set and Matching Tray Alphonse LaPaglia for International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1950 comprising a teapot, coffee pot, kettle on lampstand, creamer, covered sugar bowl and two-handled tray, all with applied cut-card scalloped bands and beaded borders, with ebonized wood loop handles, the covers with wood knop finials supported on beads alternating with rings, the rounded rectangular tray with loop handles applied with blossoms and springing from beads marked on bases 265 ozt 16 dwt gross Length of tray over handles 24 3/4 inches, height of kettle on lampstand 13 1/2 inches $8,000-12,000

264 A Pair of American Silver Vases Alphonse LaPaglia for International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1950 with flaring rims and raised on a band of beads alternating with rings above a band of openwork flowers, spreading circular bases 40 ozt 4 dwt marked on undersides and numbered 118 Height 9 3/8 inches $900-1,200

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266 265 An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Set International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Mid 20th Century Prelude pattern, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl, and waste bowl, of baluster form with leaf-capped scroll handles and spouts, foot rims chased with band of alternating scrolls and flowerheads each marked on underside and numbered C366 80 ozt Height of coffee pot 10 1/2 inches $1,500-2,500

266* A Set of Twelve American Silver Goblets International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Mid 20th Century Prelude pattern, the bowl of partly lobed inverted bell form, the sides chased with floral garlands, the circular bases with borders of flowers and scrolls marked on undersides 72 ozt Height 9 1/2 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $1,500-2,500

267* A Set of Twelve American Silver Bread Plates and Twelve Butter Pats Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, CT of plain circular form marked on bases 42 ozt Diameters 6 inches, 4 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $700-900

268 An American Silver Entrée Dish and Cover International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Mid 20th Century Lord Robert pattern, rectangular, the gadrooned borders with double-shells flanked by acanthus at corners, the conforming cover with detachable sliplock finial 62 ozt 6 dwt marked on base, cover and finial Length 11 inches $1,200-1,800

269 An American Silver Bowl Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1959 of shaped oval form with lobed sides and stepped rim marked on underside with date symbol for 1959 23 ozt 12 dwt Length 13 3/8 inches $500-700

270 An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Set International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Mid 20th Century Royal Danish pattern, comprising teapot, coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl, and waste bowl, all of baluster form with reeded base bands and stylized foliate finials, banded scroll handles each marked on underside and numbered C353 76 ozt 16 dwt Height of coffee pot 9 inches $2,000-4,000

271 An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Mid 20th Century circular, the reeded rim with scrolls at intervals, raised on three rounded bracket supports marked on underside 20 ozt 4 dwt Diameter 11 1/4 inches $500-700

272 An American Silver Water Pitcher Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, 1951 Hampton Court pattern, of panelled oval baluster form, the rim applied with foliate scrolls and shells, capped scroll handle, raised on scroll supports marked on underside and with date symbol for 1951 29 ozt 12 dwt Height 9 inches $600-800

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273 An American Silver Three-Piece Coffee Set and Matching Tray Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1950 comprising a coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl, and circular tray, in Georgian style, coffee pot with ebonized wood handle and finial, each with engraved monogram CWL marked on bases, coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl numbered 22938, tray 21253 49 ozt 2 dwt gross Height of coffee pot 8 3/4, diameter of tray 11 inches $1,500-2,500

274* A Set of Twelve American Silver Bread Plates Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Mid 20th Century, circular, the border engraved with script monogram HBH marked on undersides 30 ozt 6 dwt Diameter 6 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $600-800

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275* A Set of Sixteen American Silver Goblets Wallace Silversmith, Wallingford, CT, Mid 20th Century of inverted bell form with flaring rims raised on a circular base, body with engraved presentation inscriptions marked on bases 99 ozt 18 dwt Height 6 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of William Collins, Saint Charles, Illinois $1,500-2,500

276 An American Silver “Revere” Bowl Quaker Silver Co., North Attleboro, MA, Mid 20th Century of typical form with flared rim on stepped circular base marked on underside and numbered 100 10 17 ozt 6 dwt Diameter 10 inches $300-500

277 A Set of Twelve American Silver Cordials International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Mid 20th Century of inverted bell form raised on a stepped circular base marked on undersides and numbered 775 24 ozt 16 dwt Height 4 3/4 inches $600-800

279 An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Set Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1951 comprising a teapot, coffee pot, and waste bowl, with similar creamer and sugar bowl, all of baluster form chased with scroll cartouches flanked by floral sprays marked on bases, teapot, coffee pot and waste bowl with date symbol for 1951 69 ozt 16 dwt Height of coffee pot 11 inches $2,000-4,000

280 An American Silver Bowl and Bread Tray Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 20th Century the bowl Chippendale pattern, shaped circular with stepped lobed sides, the bread tray of plain oval form engraved with monogram MHR each marked on underside, first numbered 42667, second 4463 22 ozt 3 dwt Length of longer 11 3/4 inches $400-600

278 278* An American Silver Bowl Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1955 square form with panelled lobed sides, center engraved with gothic initial B marked on underside and with date symbol for 1955 16 ozt 6 dwt Width 9 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $300-500

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281* An American Flatware Service Lunt Silversmiths, Greenfield, MA, Mid 20th Century Jefferson pattern, engraved with initial N, comprising 13 dinner knives 13 dinner forks 11 butter spreaders 12 salad forks 11 oyster forks 6 tablespoons 12 iced tea spoons 12 dessert spoons 33 teaspoons 12 bouillon spoons 12 coffee spoons 1 sugar spoon 1 master butter knife 2-piece carving set 1 cold meat fork 1 sauce ladle 1 pair sugar tongs 2 casters 2 salts 158 pieces 145 ozt 15 dwt weighable Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $3,000-5,000 282* An American Silver Flatware Service R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co., Wallingford, CT, Early 20th Century Lucerne pattern, some engraved with initial N, comprising 14 dinner knives 14 dinner forks 12 butter spreaders 10 pastry forks 12 oyster forks 11 dessert spoons, King Richard pattern, Towle Silversmiths 18 teaspoons 12 soup spoons 2 tablespoons 1 cold meat fork 1 sauce ladle 1 cake server 1 cheese knife 1 sugar spoon 110 pieces 114 ozt weighable Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $2,200-4,200 283 An American Silver Flatware Service Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, MA, Circa 1940 Chippendale pattern, comprising 16 dinner knives 15 dinner forks 11 butter spreaders 16 lunch forks 25 teaspoons 12 bouillon spoons 4 iced tea spoons 1 cold meat fork 2 serving spoons 4 pickle forks 1 cake server 1 master butter knife 1 lemon fork 1 sugar spoon 110 pieces 99 ozt 15 dwt excluding knives in wood box $1,500-2,500

283A An American Silver Flatware Service Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, MA, Mid 20th Century Old Master pattern, comprising 22 dinner knives 22 dinner forks 21 butter spreaders 22 salad forks 22 teaspoons 22 bouillon spoons 3 oyster forks 2 cold meat forks 1 sauce ladle 1 master butter knife 1 sugar spoon 3-piece child set 142 pieces 137 ozt 11 dwt weighable in wood box $2,000-4,000

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284* An American Silver Flatware Service Lunt Silversmiths, Greenfield MA, First Quarter 20th Century Monticello pattern, comprising 13 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 lunch knives 12 lunch forks 12 butter knives 13 oyster forks 6 fish forks 11 salad forks 43 teaspoons 12 bouillon spoons 12 iced tea spoons 12 soup spoons 12 dessert spoons 6 tablespoons 6 chocolate spoons 4 demitasse spoons 2 ice cream spoons 2-piece carving set 2 jam servers 1 egg spoon 1 berry spoon 1 cream ladle 1 sauce ladle 1 mote spoon 1 sardine fork 1 serving fork 1 lettuce fork 1 pair sugar tongs 1 cake server 2 master butter knives 4 sugar spoons together with 16 additional pieces, various makers and patterns 235 pieces 183 ozt weighable in two leather cases Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $3,500-4,500 285* An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Circa 1900 Baronial-Old pattern, engraved with script initials BB, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 lunch knives 12 lunch forks 9 butter spreaders 12 salad forks, parcel-gilt 12 tablespoons 16 teaspoons 12 soup spoons 12 ice cream spoons, parcel-gilt 2 two-piece carving sets, in sizes 1 knife sharpener 1 serving fork 2 serving spoons 1 pick fork together with 1 silver-plate butter spreader 131 pieces 156 ozt 12 dwt weighable in fitted wood box, with plaque engraved “Bertha Baker Sept. 23rd 1903” Property from the Collection of Alling C. Brown, Lake Forest, Illinois $3,000-5,000 286 An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Mid 20th Century Chantilly pattern, engraved with initial S, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 11 butter spreaders 12 lunch forks 10 pastry forks 7 oyster forks 12 dessert spoons 22 teaspoons 11 bouillon spoons 11 soup spoons, French Classic pattern 4-piece carving set 1 serving fork 1 berry spoon 1 pair sugar tongs 1 sugar spoon 1 dinner fork, Buckingham pattern 129 pieces 128 ozt 8 dwt weighable Property from the Estate of David R.D. Magnuson, Lake Bluff, Illinois $3,000-5,000

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287 An American Silver Flatware Service, Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, Circa 1920 Francis I pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 butter spreaders, hollow handles 12 salad forks 12 teaspoons 12 dessert spoons 1 sauce ladle 1 cream ladle 1 bon bon server 1 lunch knife, similar pattern 76 pieces 75 ozt 15 dwt in wood box $2,000-4,000 288 An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Circa 1940 English Gadroon pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 24 lunch knives 24 lunch forks 12 butter spreaders, flat handles 2 butter spreaders, hollow handles 24 salad forks 21 oyster forks 24 soup spoons 36 teaspoons 6 tablespoons 2 master butter knives 2 serving forks 1 carving fork 1 cold meat fork 1 tomato server 1 sauce ladle 1 bon bon server 1 sugar spoon 207 pieces 154 ozt 1 dwt weighable $3,000-5,000 289* An American Silver Flatware Service Lunt Silversmiths, Greenfield, MA, Circa 1950 Modern Victorian pattern, with monogram JHF, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 butter spreaders 12 salad forks 16 teaspoons 10 bouillon spoons 6 iced tea spoons 8 demitasse spoons 2 tablespoons 1 cake server 1 serving fork 1 child spoon 93 pieces 86 ozt 12 dwt weighable in wood box Property from the Estate of Jean Hill Fraser Pirie, Chicago, Illinois $1,800-2,200

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290 An American Silver Flatware Service Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, CT, Circa 1940 Stradivari pattern, engraved with initial C, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 lunch knives 11 lunch forks 12 butter spreaders 12 salad forks 10 oyster forks 12 dessert spoons 13 teaspoons 12 soup spoons 12 citrus spoons 11 iced tea spoons 8 demitasse spoons 1 tomato server 1 sauce ladle 1 cake server 1 pate server 1 master butter knife 1 lemon fork 1 sugar spoon 156 pieces 136 ozt 4 dwt weighable $3,000-5,000 291 An American Silver Flatware Service, Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, MA, Circa 1940 Silver Flutes pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 9 dinner forks 10 butter spreaders 11 salad forks 19 teaspoons 8 soup spoons 1 cold meat fork 2 serving spoons 1 tomato server 1 cream ladle 1 jelly server 1 pate server 1 master butter knife 1 sugar spoon 78 pieces 73 ozt 2 dwt weighable $1,500-2,500 292* An American Silver Flatware Service, Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, CT, Mid 20th Century Grand Baroque pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 butter spreaders 12 lunch forks 10 oyster forks 12 teaspoons 12 bouillon spoons 1 serving fork 1 serving spoon 1 pierced serving spoon 1 cake server 1 master butter knife 1 pickle fork 1 sugar spoon 89 pieces 94 ozt 12 dwt excluding knives Property from the Collection of Marilyn Karos, Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin $2,400-4,400

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294 An American Silver Platter Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1946 Chippendale pattern, shaped circular form with partly lobed border marked on underside and with date symbol for 1946 28 ozt 12 dwt Diameter 13 1/2 inches $500-700

295* An American Silver Water Pitcher Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, CT, Mid 20th Century of vase form, the scroll handle with flattened top, engraved with initial N on one side marked on base 23 ozt 8 dwt Height 9 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $400-600

293 293* An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1940 of deep circular form with flared rim, the surface etched with band listing presenters and initials of recipients and “OLH-EDJ December 28 1942”, base rim with stylized leaf tips alternating with lotus blossoms marked on base and numbered 20383A-42660 39 ozt 13 dwt Diameter 9 3/4 inches Property from the Hugh Johnston Hubbard Trust, Lake Forest, Illinois $2,000-4,000

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296 An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Set Ellmore Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1940 Champlain pattern, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar bowl, and waste bowl, of elongated urn form chased with scroll cartouches flanked by cornucopias of fruit, all engraved on one side with monogram GEQJ marked on bases 120 ozt 12 dwt Height of coffee pot 12 1/2 inches

This tea and coffee set was reportedly presented to George E. Q. Johnson (1874-1949), Chicago, IL, by the Swedish government in 1938 for his successful prosecution of Al Capone for tax evasion in 1931. Johnson, who had been active in the Swedish communities in Chicago’s north and south sides, served as US Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois from 1927-32. He returned to private practice in 1933. $2,500-4,500

297 An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, 1949 Francis I pattern, of shaped circular form, the everted lobed border chased at intervals with cornucopias of fruit, raised on four scroll feet marked on underside and with date symbol for 1949 23 ozt Diameter 11 1/4 inches $700-900

299 An American Silver Tazza and Four Matching Nut Dishes Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, 1951 Francis I pattern, each of shaped circular form chased at intervals with cornucopias of fruit marked on bases and with date symbols for 1951 14 ozt Diameter of tazza 7 inches $500-700

300 Two American Silver Bowls Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA/ Theodore B. Starr, New York, NY, Mid 20th Century the Reed & Barton bowl Salem pattern, of lobed circular form, the second shaped oval with applied scrolling border ending in cartouches each marked on underside, first numbered X1224/105, second 1935 31 ozt 5 dwt Diameter of first 10 3/4 inches $600-800

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298* An American Silver Platter and Small Bowl Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, 1955 Francis I pattern, both shaped circular form, embossed and chased with pendants of fruit alternating with anthemions marked on bases and with date symbols for 1955 27 ozt 14 dwt Diameters 11 3/8 inches, 8 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $700-900

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302* An American Silver Meat Platter Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1946 circular with applied gadrooned border, the center engraved with script monogram EJH marked on base and with date symbol for 1946 31 ozt 6 dwt Diameter 13 1/2 inches Property from the Hugh Johnston Hubbard Trust, Lake Forest, Illinois $700-900

303 A Four Piece Silver Tea and Coffee Set Probably American, Mid 20th Century comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer and covered sugar bowl, all of panelled oval form with straight sides and beaded borders, the lobed domed covers with pinecone finials bases marked STERLING 47 ozt gross Height of coffee pot 8 1/4 inches $1,000-2,000

304 An American Silver Two-Handled Fruit Dish Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, Circa 1935 rectangular with rounded corners, the ends with down-turned handles, engraved in center with monogram J.S.P., raised on two rod supports. marked on base 22 ozt 8 dwt Length 13 inches

This model of fruit dish is illustrated in Jewel Stern, Modernism in American Silver, 2006, pp 65-67. $500-700

305 An American Silver Salver Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Circa 1930 shaped circular raised on a short spreading foot, the center engraved with script monogram JAS marked on underside 19 ozt 8 dwt Diameter 10 1/4 inches $400-600

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306* An American Silver Platter Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, CT, Circa 1935 Rose Point pattern, circular with undulating border, the border chased and pierced with clusters of flowers in oval reserves marked on base 23 ozt 8 dwt Diameter 13 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $400-600

307 An American Silver Bowl Gorham Mfg Co., Providence, RI, Circa 1935 shaped square with partly lobed sides and stepped rim, the center engraved with script monogram JWC marked on base 18 ozt Length 9 inches $400-600 308* A Pair of American Silver and Glass Tazze Quaker Silver Co., North Attleboro, MA, retailed by Black, Starr and Gorham, Circa 1930 the shallow circular bowls engraved with script monograms CEN and raised on ovoid glass stems and stepped circular bases with shell feet marked on undersides 33 ozt 12 dwt gross Diameter 7 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $600-800

309* An American Silver Pitcher International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, 20th Century of tapering panelled oval form with angular loop handle marked on base 20 ozt 10 dwt Height 9 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $400-600 310* An American Silver Salver Currier & Roby, New York, NY, 1st Half 20th Century shaped circular with applied gadrooned border, raised on three scroll supports terminating in pad feet marked on underside 25 ozt 18 dwt Diameter 12 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $500-700

311 An American Silver Salver Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1930 circular raised on a short foot band, the border chased with stylized flowerheads spaced by running foliate garlands, the center engraved with script monogram JAS marked on underside and numbered 21261K-5222 18 ozt 18 dwt Diameter 10 3/4 inches $400-600

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313* An American Silver Well-and-Tree Platter Black, Starr & Gorham, New York, NY, Circa 1930 shaped oval with gadrooned border, the center embossed with a well-and-tree, engraved with monogram CEN, raised on bracket supports cast with stylized foliage and flowers marked on underside 57 ozt 5 dwt Length 19 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $1,000-2,000

314 An American Silver Dish Watson Company, Attleboro, MA, Circa 1935 Watsoncraft pattern, shaped rectangular with stepped sides, the corners cast with clusters of fruit including pineapples, grapes and apples, center engraved with monogram JSP marked on base 21 ozt 6 dwt Length 11 1/4 inches $450-650

315 A Set of Twenty-Four American Silver Goblets International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1940 of tulip form with a flared rim, raised on a spreading circular base 96 ozt marked on undersides Height 6 inches $1,800-2,200

316* An American Silver Two-Handled Bowl International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1930 Northern Lights pattern, designed 1928, the wide border chased with shallow sweeping lobes, with conforming scroll handles, raised on spreading circular base marked on underside 13 ozt 14 dwt Length over handles 12 1/8 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $300-500

317* A Set of Seven American Silver Chargers International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1925 Wedgwood pattern, the borders decorated with panels of urns flanked by scrolling foliage spaced by oval reserves enclosing urns marked on bases and numbered H458 128 ozt 4 dwt Diameter 11 1/2 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $3,000-5,000

318* A Set of Six American Silver Bread Plates International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1925 Wedgwood Pattern, the rims decorated with panels of urns flanked by scrolling foliage spaced by oval reserves enclosing urns marked on bases and numbered H416 21 ozt Diameter 6 1/8 inches. Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $400-600

319 An American Silver Bowl International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1925 Wedgwood pattern, the everted rim chased with panels of urns flanked by scrolling foliage spaced by oval reserves enclosing urns and flowerheads, the center engraved with monogram JFN in a lozenge marked on base and numbered D53 19 ozt 4 dwt Diameter 11 1/2 inches $300-500

320 An American Silver Meat Platter Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, 1939 Dublin pattern, shaped oval, the wide border partly lobed marked on base and with date symbol for 1939 57 ozt 13 dwt Length 20 inches $1,200-1,800

321 An American Silver Tazza Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1925 circular form with pierced lattice border and central engraved initials HS, raised on a spreading circular base 13 ozt 10 dwt marked on underside and numbered 20616 Height 2 3/4 x diameter 8 1/4 inches $400-600

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322 An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Third Quarter 20th Century Crown Baroque pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 fish knives 12 salad forks 12 butter spreaders 12 oyster forks 12 iced tea spoons 12 dessert spoons 12 teaspoons 12 demitasse spoons 2 tablespoons 2-piece carving set 2-piece salad serving set 1 cold meat fork 2 pierced serving spoons 1 sugar spoon 1 master butter knife 2 olive forks 1 sauce ladle 1 pie server 135 pieces 152 ozt 15 dwt weighable $5,000-7,000 323* An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Circa 1980 Fiddle pattern, engraved with script initial g, comprising 18 dinner knives 18 dinner forks 18 salad forks 7 butter spreaders 21 teaspoons 11 bouillon spoons 2-piece carving set 2-piece salad serving set 2 serving spoons 1 pierced serving spoon 1 cake knife 1 angel food cake server 1 master butter knife 1 lemon fork 104 pieces 118 ozt weighable in wood box Property from the Estate of Herb and Dorothy Graebner, Birmingham, Michigan $2,000-4,000 324* An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Circa 1960 Sea Rose pattern, comprising 17 dinner knives 17 dinner forks 14 butter knives 16 lunch forks 15 soup spoons 16 teaspoons 2 serving forks 1 sauce ladle 1 pie server together with 8 dinner knives, apparently unmarked 1 Danish silver fish server, W & S Soerensen 108 pieces 97 ozt 8 dwt weighable Property from the Estate of Dr. John P. & Shirley U. Waitkus, Chicago, Illinois $1,500-2,500

325* An American Silver Part Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Early 20th Century Old French pattern, most engraved with initial H, comprising 8 dinner forks 5 tablespoons 6 dessert spoons 6 teaspoons 1 berry spoon together with 12 silver-plate coffee spoons, similar pattern 26 pieces, excluding silver-plate 47 ozt weighable Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin $900-1,200

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326* An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, First Half 20th Century Chantilly pattern, comprising 21 dinner knives 21 dinner forks 12 butter spreaders, flat handle 4 butter spreaders, hollow handle 21 salad forks 21 teaspoons 23 soup spoons 12 iced tea spoons 1 cold meat fork 1 serving spoon 1 vegetable spoon 1 sauce ladle 1 pie server 1 master butter knife 1 sugar spoon 142 pieces 144 ozt 2 dwt weighable Property from the Collection of Ron and Sheri Spielman, Chicago, Illinois $2,000-4,000

327* An American Silver Flatware Service International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Mid 20th Century Joan of Arc pattern, comprising 8 dinner knives 8 dinner forks 8 salad forks 8 soup spoons 8 teaspoons 1 master butter knife 41 pieces 40 ozt 16 dwt excluding knives in fitted box Property from the Estate of Dorothy Parrott Hughes, Kenilworth, Illinois $700-900 328* An American Silver Part Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Early 20th Century Florentine pattern, engraved with gothic initial F, comprising 6 dinner knives 6 dinner forks 8 lunch knives 8 lunch forks 6 fish knives 5 fish forks 2 fruit knives 7 salad forks 7 butter spreaders 6 ice cream forks 3 tablespoons 2 dessert spoons 7 teaspoons 6 soup spoons 6 bouillon spoons 6 citrus spoons 4 demitasse spoons 1 salt spoon 1 cream ladle 1 sugar spoon 98 pieces 142 ozt 18 dwt excluding knives Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin $1,800-2,200 329 An American Silver Flatware Service Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, Circa 1920 Francis I pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 lunch knives 20 lunch forks 12 salad forks 12 dessert spoons 20 teaspoons 2-piece salad serving set 2 cold meat forks, in sizes 1 serving spoon 1 pierced serving spoon 2 cake servers, in sizes 1 master butter knife 1 sugar shell spoon 110 pieces 145 ozt 18 dwt weighable in fitted case $3,000-5,000

330 A Set of Sixteen Canadian Silver Dinner Forks Roden Bros. Ltd., Toronto, Canada, Early 20th Century Queens pattern, together with a matching cocktail spoon and serrated knife 18 pieces 40 ozt 4 dwt weighable $700-900

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331 An American Silver Flatware Service Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, Mid 20th Century Francis I pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 butter spreaders 12 salad forks 12 dessert spoons 12 teaspoons 1 cold meat fork 1 large serving fork 1 serving spoon 1 pierced serving spoon 1 berry spoon 1 sauce ladle 1 cake knife 1 master butter knife 1 sugar shell 81 pieces 98 ozt 6 dwt excluding knives in a wood box $3,000-5,000

332* An American Silver Stuffing Spoon Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, Early 20th Century Francis I pattern 8 ozt Length 14 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $150-250 333 An American Silver Flatware Service R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co., Wallingford, CT, Mid 20th Century Grand Baroque pattern, comprising 24 dinner knives 24 dinner forks 24 salad forks 4 tablespoons 48 teaspoons 20 bouillon spoons 2 cold meat forks 2 pierced serving spoons 2 sauce ladles 2 sugar spoons 152 pieces 203 ozt excluding knives in two wood boxes $5,000-7,000

334 An American Silver Flatware Service Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, PA, 19th Century Fiddle pattern, with engraved script initial F, comprising 11 dinner forks 12 lunch forks 12 tablespoons 12 teaspoon 10 dessert spoons, matching pattern, 5 by L. Forbes, 5 by Harting & Kroesing together with the following in silver-plate with mother-of-pearl handles 10 dinner knives 8 demitasse spoons 2 pate servers 57 total 74 ozt 16 dwt weighable in fitted box Property of a Lady, St. Augustine, Florida $1,000-2,000 335* An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Early 20th Century Baronial pattern, engraved with initials EH, comprising 12 dinner forks 24 lunch forks 12 fruit knives 11 fruit forks 12 butter spreaders 12 salad forks 12 oyster forks 6 tablespoons 12 dessert spoons 12 teaspoons 12 ice cream spoons 4 iced tea spoons 12 demitasse spoons 5-piece carving set 2-piece salad serving set, parcel-gilt 2 cold meat forks 1 serving fork 1 serving spoon 1 preserve spoon 165 pieces 211 ozt 14 dwt weighable in a fitted wood box Property from the Hugh Johnston Hubbard Trust, Lake Forest, Illinois $4,000-6,000

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336 An American Silver Flatware Service International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Mid 20th Century Prelude pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 11 dinner forks 12 salad forks 12 bouillon spoons 19 teaspoons 1 butter spreader 1 tablespoon 1 sauce ladle 1 child’s spoon 1 child’s fork 71 pieces 69 ozt 16 dwt excluding knives $1,200-1,800

337 An American Silver Flatware Service Maker’s Mark EB, 20th Century King’s pattern, comprising 13 dinner knives 13 dinner forks 12 butter spreaders 12 lunch forks 12 dessert spoons 12 teaspoons 12 demitasse spoons 86 pieces 104 ozt 18 dwt excluding knives $2,000-4,000 338 An American Silver Flatware Service International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1940 Royal Danish, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 salad forks 22 teaspoons 11 bouillon spoons 1 cream ladle 1 pate server 1 master butter knife 1 olive fork 1 sugar spoon 1 child spoon 1 child fork 76 pieces 88 ozt 8 dwt excluding knives $2,000-4,000 339* An American Silver Flatware Service Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1935 Hampton pattern, comprising 8 dinner knives 8 dinner forks 8 butter spreaders, hollow handles 8 salad forks 8 pastry forks 8 dessert spoons 16 teaspoons 1 vegetable spoon 2 serving spoons 1 serving fork 1 sauce ladle 1 cream ladle 2 butter spreaders, Bamboo pattern 2 salt spoons, Francis I pattern, Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA 75 pieces 108 ozt weighable in wood box Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $4,000-6,000

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341* An American Silver Sauce Boat Whiting Mfg. Co., New York, NY, 1922 with spot-hammered surface, the circular bowl with two small spouts, the upturned handle engraved with monogram JBE, all raised on four ball feet marked on underside and with date symbol for 1922 4 ozt 17 dwt Length 7 1/8 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $200-400

343 340* An American Silver Chafing Dish on Lampstand Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1920 of circular form, the dish, stand and domed cover etched with strapwork panels and flowerheads flanked by bellflower pendants, the cover also engraved with a stag head crest above initial H, detachable spirit lamp marked on undersides of dish, stand and spirit lamp and numbered 19439 64 ozt 10 dwt gross Length 15 inches Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin $1,500-2,500

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342 An American Silver Bowl and Tazza Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, MA/ Meriden Brittania Co., Meriden, CT, 20th Century the bowl rim with repeating cartouches centered by flowerheads, sides chased with urns flanked by winged beasts alternating with swags, center engraved with monogram KDW, the tazza with pierced border cast with flowerheads, raised on a short slightly flared foot each marked on undersides 22 ozt 8 dwt Diameter of each 10 inches $500-700

343 An American Silver Vase and Matching Tray Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1926 Maintenon pattern, the vase tapering cylindrical with everted rim, chased with strapwork cartouches spaced by leaftips and floral pendants, engraved with Gothic initial S in a beaded cartouche, the matching circular tray with raised center and upturned rim, also engraved with initial S marked on bases, vase with date mark for 1926 84 ozt Height of vase 9 1/4, diameter of tray 14 7/8 inches $2,000-4,000

344 An American Silver Six-Piece Tea and Coffee Set with Matching Tray Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1926-1929 Maintenon pattern, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, kettle on lampstand, creamer, sugar bowl, and waste bowl, and two-handled tray, of vase form chased and engraved with panels of strapwork cartouches spaced by floral pendants, engraved script initial F in an oval beaded cartouche, the oval tray with conforming border marked on undersides, teapot, kettle and waste bowl with date symbol for 1926, coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl 1927, tray 1929 324 ozt 7 dwt Height of kettle over handle 13 1/2, Length of tray over handles 29 1/4 inches $10,000-12,000

345 An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1926 Maintenon pattern, circular, the everted border chased and engraved with panels of strapwork cartouches spaced by acanthus leaf-tips and with applied laurel rims, with matching removable silverplate grid marked on underside with date mark for 1926, numbered A10238/1 48 ozt 4 dwt Diameter 14 1/4 inches $3,000-5,000

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347 An American Silver Bowl Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1920 with tapering sides, raised on a short foot rim, side engraved with initial B marked on base and numbered 19750-6708 24 ozt 6 dwt Diameter 9 1/8 inches $600-800

348 346 346* An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Set, Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, MA., Early 20th Century comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar bowl, and waste bowl, each of lobed ovoid form, chased with shells alternating with floral pendants marked on bases 103 ozt dwt Height of coffee pot 11 inches Property from the Collection of John Roehl, Estes Park, Colorado $2,500-3,500

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348 An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, Circa 1885 the circular bowl with everted border embossed and chased with dense flowers and foliage against a matted ground, with shaped rocaille rim, all raised on a stepped circular base marked on base and numbered 179A 21 ozt Diameter of largest 11 1/2 inches $600-800

349 An American Silver Compote and Small Bowl S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, Circa 1885 the compote with everted rim chased with dense flowers and foliage against a matted ground, on stepped circular base, the bowl of lobed circular form, the center embossed and chased with a cluster of fruit, flowers and foliage, on three ball feet marked on undersides, compote numbered 436, bowl 431 11 ozt 3 dwt Diameters 6 3/8 inches, 5 3/4 inches $300-500

350 An American Silver Six-Piece Tea and Coffee Set S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, Circa 1915 comprising a teapot, coffee pot, kettle on lampstand, creamer, covered sugar bowl and waste bowl, the circular bodies chased with architectural scenes including castles, bridges, ruins, and boats amongst dense flowers and foliage, the conforming angular handles with floral terminals and mounted with rams’ heads, spouts chased with fluted rocaille and acanthus, underside of rims engraved “Judith Carrington Stettinius 1915.” marked on undersides 207 ozt Height of kettle on lampstand 14 1/2 inches $16,000-26,000

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352 351* An American Silver Three-Handled Loving Cup of Yale University Interest Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1912 cylindrical with slightly flaring rim, the three scroll handles with leafy terminals, raised on a stepped domed base, gilt interior, one side engraved with the insignia of the Scroll and Key Society between monograms C.S.P and C.C.J, inscription dated April 16, 1912 and a list of society members marked on underside and numbered 11067-2073 50 ozt Height 9 3/4 inches Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

This loving cup was presented to Lester Eames Grant (1884-1965) and his wife Roberta Alston Hamilton (1890-1976) on the occasion of their marriage in 1912 by the members of Yale University’s Scroll and Key Society, of which Grant had been a member. Grant was born in Denver, CO before graduating from Yale in 1906 and then Columbia University in 1910. He was a mining engineer who spent part of his career working in London as a local representative of Guggenheim Bros.

Scroll and Key Society was founded in 1846, and is Yale’s second oldest secret society. $3,000-5,000

352 A Set of Twelve American Silver Bread Plates Redlich & Company, New York, NY, Early 20th Century shaped circular, the openwork borders cast with flowers in full bloom and vines, six engraved with foliate script monogram JJJ marked on bases 82 ozt Diameter 7 1/8 inches $2,000-4,000

353* A Pair of American Silver Vegetable Dishes Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Early 20th Century oval with partly lobed sides, the everted border applied with leafy scrolls and flowerheads marked on bases, retailed by Spaulding & Co., Chicago, IL 34 ozt 16 dwt Length 11 7/8 inches Property from the Hugh Johnston Hubbard Trust, Lake Forest, Illinois $700-900

354 An American Silver Six-Piece Tea and Coffee Set with Matching Tray Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, 1920 designed by Albert Kahn, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, small pitcher, creamer, sugar bowl, and waste bowl and two-handled tray, the bodies of tapered cylindrical form with angular handles, the necks with band of running laurel, engraved on one side with monogram DSB, the oval tray engraved with matching monogram marked on bases, teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl, waste bowl numbered 18143A-5039, milk jug 18143A5512, creamer 18143A-4164 tray 18902-7673 155 ozt 8 dwt Height of coffee pot 7, Length of tray over handles 23 1/2 inches

Known as the “Architect of Detroit”, Albert Kahn (1869-1942) was born in Prussia and immigrated to Detroit, MI at the age of eleven. He won a scholarship to study architecture in Europe and founded his own firm, Albert Kahn Associates, in Detroit in 1895. Kahn developed a innovative form of construction that replaced wood walls with reinforced concrete, which allowed for larger unobstructed interiors and greater fire protection. The Packard Motor Car Company factory, built in 1903, was the first project to incorporate Kahn’s new construction method. In 1917 he designed both the half-mile-long Ford River Rouge Complex in Dearborn and the Detroit News Building. In 1928 he designed the 28-story Fisher Building in Detroit, which was noted as the most beautiful commercial structure of the year by the Architectural League of New York. His residential projects included the Cranbrook House in Bloomfield Hills, the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Pointe as well as a number of homes in Indian Village, Detroit. He is also responsible for a number grand buildings on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor, including Hill Auditorium, the Hatcher Graduate Library, the William L. Clements Library and Burton Memorial Tower. During his career, Kahn received more than 1000 commissions from Henry Ford as well as other national automakers. He died in Detroit in 1942. $10,000-15,000

355 An American Silver and Enamel Platter Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1915 circular on a short foot band, the border chased with beading and enamelled in opaque blue, orange and green with stylized flowerheads spaced by bars within blue enamel bands marked on underside and numbered 18670 22 ozt 2 dwt Diameter 10 3/4 inches $1,500-2,500

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357* An American Silver Bowl Whiting Mfg. Co., New York, NY, 1916 circular with slightly flaring rim and spot hammer surface, raised on four ball feet, engraved with script monogram JKC marked on underside and with date symbol for 1916 29 ozt 10 dwt Diameter 9 3/8 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $700-900

356 356* An American Silver Cocktail Set The Randahl Shop, Chicago, IL, Circa 1940 comprising eight goblets on circular bases with tulip form bowls and a shaped circular tray with up-turned rim marked on undersides, goblets numbered 705, tray 245 42 ozt 14 dwt Diameter of tray 11 inches, height of goblets 5 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $800-1,200

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358* An American Silver Bowl The Cellini Shop, Evanston, IL, Circa 1940 of shallow five-lobe form with lightly spot-hammered surface marked on base and numbered S4 15 ozt 15 dwt Diameter 8 7/8inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $300-500

359* Two American Silver Flatware Servers The Kalo Shop, Chicago, IL, Circa 1930 comprising a pastry server and a cold meat fork, both with lightly spot-hammered surfaces, handle terminals applied with initial W marked on reverse of handles and numbered G44 5 ozt 6 dwt Length of longest 9 7/8 inches Property from the Estate of Ernest Wentcher, Chicago, Illinois $200-400

360 A Pair of American Silver Celery Dishes The Kalo Shop, Chicago, IL, 1929-32 the shallow oval bowls with lobed sides, raised on short foot rims marked on undersides and numbered 01 17 ozt 8 dwt Length 9 1/8 inches $600-800

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362* Two American Silver Bowls The Kalo Shop, Chicago, IL, Circa 1930 both of five-panelled circular form with lightly spothammered surfaces marked on bases, larger numbered 5811, smaller 18S 25 ozt 8 dwt Diameters 9 inches, 6 3/8 inches Property from the Hugh Johnston Hubbard Trust, Lake Forest, Illinois $600-800

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361 An American Silver Bowl The Kalo Shop, Chicago, IL, Circa 1920 of circular five-lobed form with lightly spothammered surface marked on base and numbered 18 8 ozt 2 dwt Diameter 7 inches $300-500

363 363 An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1920 lightly spot-hammered, the deep circular bowl with faceted sides and flaring rim, raised on a conforming knopped stem and spreading circular base, the side engraved with initial L marked on underside, numbered 19816-7826 and stamped SPECIAL HAND WORK 78 ozt Height 9 1/2 x diameter 13 3/4 inches $5,000-8,000

364 An American Silver Spoon Grant Wood, Cedar Rapids, IA, Circa 1913 the elongated handle with slightly up-turned squared terminal marked on reverse of handle W. incuse Length 6 1/4 inches Celebrated painter Grant Wood (1891-1942) actually began his artistic career in metalsmithing. Born in Anamosa, IA, Wood was trained at the Minneapolis Handicraft Guild. In 1911 he and partner Kate Loomis founded a workshop focusing on jewelry and metal in the basement of the Loomis home in Cedar Rapids. The Loomwood Craft Shop sold hand wrought trays, sconces, holloware and jewelry in copper and silver. Wood was member of the Cedar Rapids Sketch Club, and it was at a meeting hosted at the Loomwood Craft Shop that Wood befriended fellow artist Julian Lars Hoftrup in 1913. The present lot is thought to have been given to Hoftrup by Wood in payment for lessons (Darcy L. Evon, Hand Wrought Arts & Crafts Metalwork & Jewelry 18901940, 2013, p. 224). In the same year Wood moved to Chicago, where he worked for the Kalo Shop while attending evening classes at the Art Institute. In 1914 he partnered with Norwegian silversmith Kristopher Haga to open the Would Shop in Park Ridge focused on gold and silver jewelry. The partnership lasted eighteen months, at which time Haga returned to the Kalo Shop, and Wood moved back to Iowa and commenced painting (Sharon S. Darling, Chicago Metalsmiths, 1977, p. 63). $300-500

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365* An American Silver Porringer, Martelé Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1907 with spot-hammered surface and lobed bowl, the everted undulating rim and handle chased with sweeping flowers and veined leaves, the handle later engraved “Little Coopman Jan 6, 1920 From G.W.G.” marked on underside and coded M/XW 8 ozt 9 dwt Length 8 inches Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

According to Gorham’s Martelé records, as reproduced by Larry Pristo in Martelé 950-1000 Fine Gorham’s Nouveau Art Silver, porringer M/XW was completed on 5 July 1907. Records indicate that the porringer required 15 hours to be raised and that the chasing was accomplished by a “boy” and required an additional 15 hours. The net factory price at the time of completion was $30 (p. 392). $2,000-4,000

367 An American Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl Set Possibly by William Codman, Jr., Chicago, Early 20th Century with spot-hammered surfaces, the bulbous bodies raised on quatrefoil bases, embossed and chased with full-blown flowers and foliage, engraved with initials SL, upswung strap handles marked on bases with retailer’s mark BSC, creamer numbered 95, sugar 97 12 ozt 13 dwt Height of creamer over handle 4 1/2 inches

In Hand Wrought Arts & Crafts Metalwork & Jewelry 1890-1940, 2013, author Darcy L. Evon notes that retailer B.S.C. was likely a Chicago-based company. She illustrates a bowl also marked BSC and with maker’s mark WC and suggests that WC may possibly be attributed to William Codman, Jr., who was a designer for Spaulding & Co., Chicago, IL from 1895-1901 (pp. 144, 270). $300-500

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366* An American Silver Three-Piece Coffee Set Maker’s Mark WC possibly for William Codman, Jr., Chicago, Early 20th Century comprising a coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl, all with spot hammered surfaces realistically chased with large sprays of poppies, strap handles marked on undersides and engraved Hand-Wrought and with initials WC 24 ozt 123 dwt Height of coffee pot 8 1/4 inches Property from the Hugh Johnston Hubbard Trust, Lake Forest, Illinois

Darcy L. Evon, in Hand Wrought Arts & Crafts Metalwork & Jewelry 1890-1940, 2013, notes that maker’s mark WC may be that of William Codman, Jr. who was working in Chicago in the late 19th-early 20th century. The son of famed Martelé designer, William Christmas Codman Sr., William Jr. and his brother John moved to Chicago in 1895 to design for Spaulding & Co.. While John stayed in Chicago for only one year, William Jr. remained in the city and likely produced a wholesale line of hand raised and chased silver retailed by various Chicago-based jewelry firms (pp. 144, 270). $700-900

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368 An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Early 20th Century Florentine pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 butter knives 12 salad forks 12 oyster forks 24 teaspoons 12 soup spoons 12 bouillon spoons 12 coffee spoons 122 pieces 163 ozt 7 dwt excluding knives in wood box $3,000-5,000

369 An American Silver Flatware Service Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, MA, 1973 Grand Duchess pattern, comprising 14 dinner knives 14 dinner forks 8 butter spreaders 14 salad forks 16 teaspoons 2 tablespoons 1 pierced tablespoon 1 cold meat fork 2 serving spoons, with stainless bowls 1 sauce ladle 1 sugar spoon 74 pieces 103 ozt 14 dwt weighable in wood box $1,600-2,600 370 An American Silver Flatware Service Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, Circa 1920 Francis I pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 13 butter knives 12 salad forks 11 oyster forks 12 teaspoons 12 dessert spoons 2 tablespoons 1 pierced serving spoon 1 cold meat fork 1 sugar spoon 1 cream ladle 2-piece carving set 1 pastry server 93 pieces 96 ozt 16 dwt weighable $2,500-3,500 371 An American Silver Flatware Service Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, MA, Circa 1940 Rambler Rose pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 13 dinner forks 24 butter knives 12 lunch forks 16 teaspoons 2 tablespoons 1 lemon fork 80 pieces 72 ozt 16 dwt excluding knives in wood box Property from a Private Collection, Zionsville, Indiana $1,500-2,500

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372* An American Silver Flatware Service Westmorland, Wallingford, CT, Mid 20th Century George & Martha Washington pattern, comprising 8 dinner knives 8 dinner forks 8 lunch forks 10 teaspoons 3 tablespoons 1 sugar spoon together with 1 olive fork, Gorham Mfg. Co. 1 jelly spoon, Flower Lane pattern, Heirloom Sterling 1 tomato server, Flower Lane pattern, Heirloom Sterling 1 master butter knife, Flower Lane pattern, Heirloom Sterling the following silver-plate with ebonized handles 1 serving spoon 1 serving fork 1 olive fork 1 small ladle 46 pieces 40 ozt 16 dwt weighable in wood box Property from the Collection of James S. Frankenberger, Downers Grove, Illinois $700-900 372A* An American Silver Flatware Service Frank M. Whiting, North Attleboro, MA, Circa 1910 Lily pattern, some engraved with initial D, comprising 2 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 lunch knives 12 salad forks 13 butter spreaders 6 tablespoons 21 teaspoons 12 soup spoons 90 pieces 106 ozt 16 dwt excluding knives Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $2,000-4,000 373* An American Silver Part Flatware Service Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, First Half 20th Century Francis I pattern, comprising 7 lunch knives 7 lunch forks 6 flat handled butter spreaders 6 salad forks 2 butter spreaders, stainless blades 4 bouillon spoons 3 teaspoons 1 coffee spoon 2-piece salad serving set, wood bowls 1 serving fork 1 tomato server 1 nut dish together with 2 dinner forks, Violet pattern, R. Wallace & Sons, Wallingford, CT 2 tablespoons, Damask Rose, Oneida Silversmiths, Sherrill, NY 43 pieces 54 ozt 8 dwt weighable in associated case Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $1,000-2,000

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374* An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Early 20th Century, Versailles pattern, various monograms, comprising 11 dinner knives 11 dinner forks 11 lunch knives 15 lunch forks 8 butter spreaders 7 fish forks 11 pastry forks 13 ice cream forks, 12 parcel-gilt 12 tablespoons 11 dessert spoons 25 teaspoons 12 soup spoons 11 coffee spoons 18 demitasse spoons, 12 parcel-gilt 6 mocha spoons 1 citrus spoon, parcel-gilt 1 fish slice, parcel-gilt 2-piece salad serving set, parcel-gilt 2 cold meat forks 1 pea server 2 berry spoons, parcel-gilt 2 cream ladles 1 soup ladle 1 cake server 1 pate server 1 cheese knife 1 cheese scoop, parcel-gilt 1 master butter knife 1 pair sugar tongs 200 pieces 247 ozt 18 dwt weighable in fitted wood box Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin $8,500-10,500 375 An American Silver Flatware Service Whiting Mfg. Co., New York, NY, Circa 1880 Heraldic pattern, most engraved with gothic initial h, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 lunch forks 18 teaspoons 6 dessert spoons 4 tablespoons 1 serving fork 1 sauce ladle 1 pie server 1 master butter knife 1 pickle fork 69 pieces 81 ozt 16 dwt excluding knives $2,000-4,000 376* An American Silver Flatware Service Wallace Silversmiths, Wallingford, CT Grand Baroque pattern, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 steak knives 12 salad forks 13 oyster forks 12 dessert spoons 12 teaspoons 12 soup spoons 11 demitasse spoons 1 tablespoon 2-piece carving set 1 cold meat fork 1 vegetable spoon 1 sauce ladle 1 pie server 1 master butter knife 1 pickle fork 1 sugar spoon together with 2 parcel-gilt silver-plate berry spoons 2 stainless steel serving spoons 122 pieces 125 ozt 4 dwt weighable in wood box Property from the Frank Plevo Trust, Las Vegas, Nevada $3,000-5,000

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377 An American Silver Flatware Service, S. Kirk & Sons, Baltimore, MD, Circa 1930 Repoussé pattern, comprising 9 dinner knives 8 dinner forks 6 butter spreaders 8 salad forks 9 teaspoons 4 tablespoons 4 soup spoons 6 coffee spoons 1 meat carving fork 1 sauce ladle 1 cake server 1 bon bon server 1 cheese knife 1 lemon fork 1 sugar spoon 2-piece child’s set 63 pieces 58 ozt 16 dwt weighable in a wood box $1,500-2,500

378 An American Silver Berry Spoon S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, Late 19th Century Repoussé pattern, reverse of handle with etched monogram AWL marked on reverse of handle 3 ozt 16 dwt Length 9 1/8 inches $60-80

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379* An American Silver Flatware Service Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Retailed by Spaulding & Co., Circa 1920 St. Dunstan Chased pattern, engraved with monogram MSL, comprising 12 dinner knives 12 dinner forks 12 lunch knives 12 lunch forks 12 fish knives 12 fish forks 12 butter spreaders 12 salad forks 12 ice cream forks 12 oyster forks 24 teaspoons 12 bouillon spoons 12 citrus spoons, parcel-gilt 12 coffee spoons, parcel gilt 12 iced tea spoons 5 tablespoons 1 cake server 198 pieces 210 ozt 10 dwt weighable Property from the Estate of Jean Friedlander, Milwaukee, Wisconsin $2,000-4,000 380* An American Silver Part Flatware Service Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1900 English King pattern, various monograms, comprising 6 dinner knives 9 dinner forks 1 lunch fork 1 salad fork 8 butter spreaders 2 tablespoons 6 soup spoons 1 sauce ladle together with 1 dinner fork, King George pattern, Gorham Mfg. Co. 1 sugar spoon, King George pattern, Gorham Mfg. Co. 36 pieces 70 ozt excluding knives Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin $1,800-2,200

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383 381* An American Silver Four-Piece Tea and Coffee Set Frank M. Whiting, North Attleboro, MA, Early 20th Century comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer and twohandled covered sugar bowl, all of lobed ovoid form with gadrooned borders, the bodies chased with foliate pendants centered by vacant floral cartouches, leaf-capped scroll handles marked on bases 81 ozt 10 dwt Height of coffee pot 11 1/4 inches Property from the Collection of Susan Walters, Chicago, Illinois $1,500-2,500

382* An American Silver Bride’s Basket The Mauser Mfg. Co., New York, NY, Early 20th Century of oval form, the flaring rim applied with scrolls with roses at intervals, the sides pierced with bellflowers and lattice and engraved with script monogram DRG, the openwork swing handle cast with scrolling acanthus, with removable silver-plate liner marked on underside of basket 28 ozt 16 dwt excluding liner Height 17 1/4 inches Property from the Estate of William Collins, Saint Charles, Illinois $800-1,200

383* A Set of Twelve American Silver Bread Plates Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1913 circular with applied beaded rims marked on bases and with date symbol for 1913 38 ozt Diameter 6 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $700-900

384 An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Early 20th Century the circular bowl raised on a domed foot, engraved with full-blown flowers, acanthus, and script initials AF, gilt interior marked on base and numbered 1120L 30 ozt 4 dwt Diameter 10 3/8 inches $800-1,200

385* An American Silver Bowl Frank W. Smith Silver Co., Gardner, MA, Circa 1925 rectangular with rounded corners and molded rim, on a rectangular spreading base, underside engraved “Julia Elizabeth Buhl April 22nd 1926” marked on underside 17 ozt 11 dwt Length 9 1/8 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $400-600

386* An American Silver Six-Piece Tea and Coffee Set International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Retailed by Merrick, Walsh & Phelps, St. Louis, MO, Early 20th Century comprising a teapot, two coffee pots, creamer, sugar bowl, waste bowl and associated silver-plate twohandled tray, of Turkish form embossed with flowers and scroll cartouches marked on undersides 96 ozt 6 dwt Height of coffee pot 11 inches, length of tray over handles 23 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $2,000-4,000

388* An American Silver Tray Towle Silversmiths, Newburyport, MA, Circa 1910 circular with applied reeded rim, the border engraved with initial H marked on base 41 ozt 2 dwt Diameter 14 1/8 inches Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin $1,000-2,000

389 An American Silver Bowl Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1906 shaped circular with partly lobed sides, the border applied with shells spaced by foliage and flowers, center engraved with script monogram SCJ marked on side and with date symbol for 1906 12 ozt Diameter 10 inches $300-500

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387* An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl Frank W. Smith Silver Co., Gardner, MA, Circa 1910 of deep shaped circular form with lobed sides, the everted border flat-chased with flowers and leafy foliage, the rim applied with bold foliate scrolls, raised on four scroll supports, center engraved with script monogram EHD marked on underside, retailed by Bigelow Kennard 49 ozt 4 dwt Diameter 14 1/8 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $1,000-2,000

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390 An American Silver Pitcher Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1909 of squat baluster form with applied vine borders, the spot-hammered surface embossed and chased with grapes, grapevine, acorns and oak leaves extending from the bi-furcated vine form handle, engraved below spout “NEM WPA 1884 1909” marked on underside, with date symbol for 1909 42 ozt Height over handle 9 1/2 inches $1,200-1,800 391* An American Silver Water Pitcher Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1904 of oval panelled baluster form, embossed and chased with large floral sprays of flowering foliage and scrolls, engraved under spout with monogram EJH, scroll-capped handle marked on base and with date symbol for 1904 26 ozt Height 9 inches Property from the Hugh Johnston Hubbard Trust, Lake Forest, Illinois $800-1,200 392 An American Silver Centerpiece Bowl Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, 1910 circular, with turned-over border pierced and engraved with scrolling strapwork and stylized foliage, the scalloped rim with shells at intervals, with removable silver-plate flower grid engraved to match marked on base and numbered 17684-3542 17 ozt 15 dwt weighable Diameter 16 inches $4,000-6,000

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393* An American Silver Asparagus Dish and Liner Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1905 shaped rectangular, the ends applied with flowers above openwork panels of lattice, raised on four paw feet, the detachable liner pierced with scrollwork cartouches, dish and liner engraved and pierced with scrollwork cartouches, dish and liner engraved with script monogram MacL marked on underside of dish and numbered 140671677 38 ozt 15 dwt Length 13 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $4,000-6,000

394* An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Set Frank M. Whiting & Co., North Attleboro, MA, Early 20th Century comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl, and waste bowl, of ovoid lobed form with leaf capped scroll handles, bodies chased with leaf tips and vacant floral cartouches marked on bases 74 ozt 9 dwt gross Height of coffee pot 11 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $1,500-2,500

395* A Set of Four American Silver Compotes Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1905 circular, the openwork everted rims cast with roses, the spreading circular bases applied with conforming roses, centers engraved with script monogram GWN marked on bases and numbered 14291-721 38 ozt 4 dwt Diameter 7 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $1,500-2,500

396* An American Three-Piece Silver Coffee Set Gorham Mfg Co., Providence, RI, 1904/05 comprising a coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl, of baluster form with leaf-capped scroll handles and scroll rims, engraved on one side with script initials EH marked on bases and with date symbols for 1904/05 27 ozt 12 dwt Height of coffee pot 9 1/8 inches Property from the Hugh Johnston Hubbard Trust, Lake Forest, Illinois $500-700

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396A* An American Silver Oval Bowl Whiting Mfg. Co., New York, NY, Early 20th Century the shallow oval bowl chased with sweeping flutes rising to an undulating rim, the center engraved with script initials AS marked on underside 14 ozt 2 dwt Length 11 1/4 inches Property from the Estate of Frank Schober, Beverly Hills, Michigan $300-500

397* An American Silver Salver Whiting Mfg. Co., New York, NY, 1908 circular, the border applied with scrolling foliage and female caryatids flanking vacant scrollwork cartouches, raised on a short reeded foot rim marked on base, numbered 248 and with date symbol for 1908 22 ozt Diameter 12 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $500-700 398 A Pair of American Silver Candlesticks Mauser Mfg. Co., New York, NY, Circa 1900 the stepped square bases with band of beading and rising to Corinthian column stems, weighted marked on bases Height 9 inches $500-700

399* An American Silver Water Pitcher Durgan, Concord, NH, Circa 1905 baluster form, engraved EH, with capped multi-scroll handle marked on underside 16 ozt 14 dwt Height 8 inches Property from the Hugh Johnston Hubbard Trust, Lake Forest, Illinois $300-500 400* An American Silver Dish Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1900 circular, the applied gadroon rim with leaf-tips at intervals marked on base and numbered 12997-3230 18 ozt 15 dwt Diameter 9 5/8 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $400-600

401 An American Silver-Mounted Glass Pitcher Whiting Mfg. Co., New York, NY, Circa 1900 of baluster form with elongated neck, the glass body overlaid in silver with pierced and engraved scrolling foliage and hunting scenes, the neck mounted with a silver collar and hinged cover with scroll thumbpiece marked on collar near handle and numbered 1426 Height 11 1/4 inches $400-600

402* An American Silver Three-Handled Loving Cup Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1902 the cup with slightly flaring rim, etched on one side “The President’s Cup Oconomowoc Country Club Men’s Handicap 1904,” supported on a knopped stem and circular domed base engraved “Won by J.M. HARTSHORNE” and mounted with three boar’s tusks marked on underside and with date symbol for 1902 37 ozt 16 dwt gross Height 10 inches Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin $2,000-4,000

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404* An American Silver Tall Water Pitcher Redlich & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1900 on a shaped domed base chased with lobes and rising to an elongated baluster body chased with whiplash scrolls and etched with monogram ESS marked on underside 31 ozt Height 12 5/8 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $800-1,200

404A* A Set of Twelve American Silver Bread Plates Mathews & Prior, New York, NY, Circa 1900 plain circular with reeded rim marked on base 28 ozt 9 dwt Diameter 6 1/8 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $500-700

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403* A Set of Twelve Matching American Silver Cordials Whiting Mfg. Co., New York, NY,/ Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1923/ 1924 the flaring bowls raised on a tapering stem and spreading circular base, each engraved with monogram JBC marked on bases, Whiting with date symbol for 1923, Gorham 1924 30 ozt Height 4 3/4 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $600-800

406 An American Silver-Plate Rowing Trophy Meriden Brittania Co., Meriden, CT, Late 19th Century the lid surmounted with a figure of a sculler over the fluted baluster form body engraved M.V.A.R.A. Presented by the Chicago Board of Trade to the winner of the “Free-For-All Single” 1888, flanked on either side by crossed oars, the circular base raised on four pierced feet marked on underside and numbered 3700 S Height overall 18 1/2 inches $600-800

405 405 An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Set Gorham Mfg Co., Providence, RI, 1887/1895 comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar bowl and waste bowl, all of squat circular form, partly lobed and chased at shoulders with dense flowers and foliage against a matted ground, conforming covers with bud finial, sides engraved with initial F marked on bases, coffee pot and waste bowl with date symbols for 1887, teapot, creamer and sugar bowl 1895 84 ozt Height of coffee pot 7 5/8 inches $2,000-4,000

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407* An American Silver and Enamel Peppermill Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1895 of baluster form, the body etched with scrolling grapevine and chased in high relief with pendant grape bunches enamelled in translucent blue above veined two-color green enamel leaves, the twisting cover with conforming green enamel leaves and berried bud finial, underside engraved with script initials OS marked on underside and numbered 10285-8907 3 ozt 18 dwt weighable Height 4 inches Property from the Estate of Harold Hartshorne, Jr., Lake Geneva, Wisconsin $2,000-4,000

408* A Pair of American Silver Three-Light Candelabra Frank M. Whiting & Co., North Attleboro, MA, Early 20th Century Talesman Rose pattern, detachable tops with two scrolling branches issuing from central cup, together with a pair of similar three-light examples, Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, all weighted marked on undersides Height of first 14 1/4 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $600-800

409 A Set of Eight American Silver Chargers S. Kirk & Son Co., Baltimore, MD, Circa 1890 shaped circular with applied grapevine rims, the wide undulating borders embossed and chased with grapes, grapevine, cherries, blackberries and pineapples and applied with gilt grapevine monograms ESD, the undersides engraved “Ellen Swan Drewry from Aunt Ellie 1890” marked on undersides and numbered 32 205 ozt Diameter 13 5/8 inches

Provenance: Doyle, New York, 27 September 2011, lot 235 $5,000-7,000

410* An American Silver Soup Tureen and Cover Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1885 oval with gadrooned lower body, the upswung loop handles springing from leafy acanthus, the conforming stepped dome cover with knop finial chased with scrolling foliage and centering radiating acanthus leaves marked on base and numbered 7544-6891 86 ozt 14 dwt Length over handles 16 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $3,000-5,000

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bertha matilde honoré Palmer 411 A Pair of American Silver Footed Meat Platters Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, Circa 1880 Chrysanthemum pattern, shaped oval, the rims applied with dense foliage and chrysanthemum blossoms, the borders engraved with foliate script monogram BMHP, raised on four scroll supports applied with large blossoms marked on undersides and numbered 5733-2176 146 ozt 3 dwt Length 18 inches

Provenance: The Estate of Potter and Bertha Matilde Honoré Palmer, Chicago, IL Thence by descent to the present owner

The monogram is that of Bertha Matilde Honoré Palmer (1849-1918), wife of Chicago businessman Potter Palmer (1826-1902). Mrs. Palmer was raised in Louisville, KY and in 1871 married Potter Palmer, twentythree years her senior. In 1852 Potter Palmer had established a dry goods store on Lake Street in Chicago. To distinguish his firm from his competitors Palmer focused his efforts on female clientele selling both dry goods and imported French fashions, and instituted a “no questions asked” return policy. In 1865 he partnered with Marshall Field and Levi Leiter and rebranded the firm as Field, Palmer Leiter and Company. He is credited for the development of State Street as well as Lake Shore Drive, where in 1885 the Palmers constructed a massive turreted Italianate mansion in the Gold Coast. The Palmers were ambitious collectors of French Impressionism, and their collection, which now forms the core of the Art Institute of Chicago’s collection, included 29 Monets and 11 Renoirs. Mrs. Palmer was famous for her legendary jewels and lavish tastes-the front page headline of the Chicago Sunday Tribune once begged the question “Is Mrs Potter Palmer the Only American Woman Who Knows how to Spend a Fortune?”. Her husband’s will dictated that upon his death a significant sum should go to Bertha’s next husband “Because he’ll need it.” Mrs. Palmer was very involved in the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893, and served as the President of the Board of Lady Managers. She died in Florida in 1918. The Palmer Mansion was demolished in 1950. $12,000-18,000

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412 A Set of Twelve American Silver-Gilt Dinner Plates Dominick & Haff, New York, NY, Retailed by J.E. Caldwell, Philadelphia, 1899 shaped circular with shell and scroll rims, the borders chased with rocaille and sweeping flutes marked on bases 195 ozt Diameter 9 7/8 inches

Provenance: The Estate of Potter and Bertha Matilde Honoré Palmer, Chicago, IL Thence by descent to the present owner $5,000-7,000 413 An American Enamel and Gold-Mounted Humidor Dominick & Haff, New York, NY, 1895 rounded rectangular, the hinged cover mounted with beaded silver flowerhead centered by a gold cartouche set with an enamel coat of arms and crest, also mounted with gold script monogram EES and engraved in lower right corner “Max Safron”, gilt interior marked on underside, and numbered 1635 S 36 ozt gross Length 8 7/8 inches

Provenance: Max Safron (1880-1963), New York, NY $1,000-2,000 414 A Pair of American Silver Candlesticks Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1880 on domed circular bases and with baluster stems and applied leaf-tip rims, chased overall with leafy scroll cartouches enclosing lattice marked on bases and with date symbol for 1880 16 ozt 10 dwt Height 7 7/8 inches $600-800

415 An American Silver Pitcher Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1895 of baluster form with applied beaded border and capped loop scroll handle marked on base and with date symbol for 1895 16 ozt Height 7 inches $300-500

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416 An American Silver-Plate Ewer and Basin Rogers, Smith & Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1880 the double-spouted ewer and circular basin both applied with bands of potted flowers alternating with sparrows and engraved with koi fish in swirling waters, basin with gilt center marked on undersides Height of ewer 15 5/8 inches, diameter of basin 19 5/8 inches Property sold to benefit The Humphrey Memorial Park and Museum Collection Conservation Fund, Evergreen, Colorado $600-800

417 An American Silver-Plate Two-Handle Urn and Cover Rogers, Smith & Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1880 of pear form with applied band of potted flowers alternating with sparrows, below a wide engraved band of koi fish in swirling waters, banded loop handles, the domed cover with banded knop finial marked on base Height 18 1/4 inches Property sold to benefit The Humphrey Memorial Park and Museum Collection Conservation Fund, Evergreen, Colorado $400-600 418 An American Silver-Plate Vase Rogers, Smith & Co., Meriden, CT, Circa 1880 tapered cylindrical, the upper body applied with band of potted flowers alternating with swallows above koi fish in swirling waters marked on base Height 5 3/4 inches Property sold to benefit The Humphrey Memorial Park and Museum Collection Conservation Fund, Evergreen, Colorado $100-200

419 An American Silver Vegetable Dish and Cover Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1895 shaped circular with applied scroll border, the conforming domed cover engraved with script initial J and with twig form loop handle marked on underside of dish and with date symbol for 1895 18 ozt Length 10 1/8 inches $400-600 420 An American Silver Coffee Pot Dominick & Haff, New York, NY, 1892 of ovoid form, chased with sweeping lobes and bellflower pendants, the ebonized wood handle at right angle to curved spout marked on underside 14 ozt 17 dwt gross Height 8 5/8 inches $500-700

421* An American Silver Demitasse Coffee Pot Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, 1897 of panelled urn form, with beaded rims and an applied pierced handle marked on underside and numbered 4885 14 ozt 7 dwt Height 9 1/4 inches Property from the Abbie R. Lukens Trust, Burr Ridge, Illinois $300-500

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422 An American Silver Teapot Christopf Christian Küchler & Adolphe Himmel for Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans, 1852-53 of pear form on a stepped circular base, both sides engraved with large rococo cartouches and one side with the name “Ella,” the domed cover chased with conforming rocaille band and with apple form finial, with faceted spout and capped scroll handle marked on underside K&H in an oval, HYDE & GOODRICH, MANUFACTURERS NEW ORLEANS, and WARRANTED PURE COIN in a serrated punch 24 ozt 13 dwt Height 8 5/8 inches

The brief partnership between Christopf Christian Küchler and Adolphe Himmel lasted from 1852 to 1853, but during this short period the firm was responsible for creating some of the most exceptional rococo revival silver to be produced in New Orleans. The majority of their silver seems to have been retailed through Hyde & Goodrich, and Himmel continued to produce for Hyde & Goodrich after his partnership with Küchler dissolved. In 1858 Kulcher entered into partnership with Bernard Terfloth, and then with August Jansen following the Civil War. $1,000-2,000

424 An American Silver Sugar Bowl and Cover Wood and Hughes, New York, NY, Mid 19th Century the circular bowl chased on both sides with scroll and strapwork cartouches flanked by floral sprays, one side with script monogram LCF, leaf-capped scroll handles, the domed cover flat-chased with band of scrolling foliage and with matching monogram, the finial formed as a female bust marked on underside 12 ozt 6 dwt Length over handles 7 3/4 inches $500-700

425* An American Silver Bowl Ball, Tompkins & Black, New York, NY, Circa 1845 of deep shaped circular form with lobed sides chased with sprays of flowers and scrolls, engraved with monogram E.E.D., raised on four openwork supports cast with shells and leaf-tips marked on underside 11 ozt 17 dwt Diameter 6 1/4 inches Property from the Estate of Mary Anne Kirchschlager, Chicago, Illinois $200-400

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423 A Rare American Silver Serving Spoon of Chicago Interest Northwestern Silver Ware Mfg. Co., Chicago, IL, 186571 the shaped bowl partly fluted and engraved with panels of wrigglework and foliate sprays, extending to a twisted handle terminating in an applied lion head and paws, the reverse engraved with script initials AMS marked on reverse of handle and stamped 900/1000 3 ozt 8 dwt Length 10 3/4 inches

The Northwestern Silver Ware Mfg. Co. was founded in Chicago shortly after the end of the Civil War. The firm, which was located at 483 S. State Street was demolished during the Great Fire in October 1871, and was never rebuilt. $200-400

426 A Pair of American Silver Casters Samuel Minott, Boston, MA, Circa 1765 of baluster form, engraved with script monograms BAR/1767 and LRK/1854, the cover pierced and engraved with alternating panels of lattice and stylized flowerheads, wrythen finial marked near rims S pellet M in a rectangle 8 ozt 11 dwt Height 5 1/2 inches $6,000-8,000

427 A Rare Paktong Cann Circa 1760 of baluster from on a molded foot and with leafcapped double-scroll handle unmarked Height 5 18 inches

Provenance: Robert Thayer American Antiques, Ashley Falls, MA $400-600

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428 An American Silver Tablespoon Paul Revere, Jr., Boston, MA, Circa 1775 the rounded down-turned handle bright-cut and engraved with wrigglework borders, the terminal with script initials GG marked on reverse of handle pellet Revere in a rectangle (Kane mark B) Length 8 1/8 inches Literature: Patricia E. Kane, Colonial Massachusetts Silversmiths and Jewelers, 1998 p. 835. Antiques, November 1964, p 531.

The initials GG are those of Gardiner Greene (17531832) a Boston and Guyana-based merchant and cotton planter. Born in Boston, Greene first travelled to Demerara, Guyana at the age of twenty-one, where he grew his mercantile and planting empire. In 1785 he married firstly Anne Reading (1762-1786), and again in 1788 to Elizabeth Hubbard (176-1797), with whom he had four children. He met his third wife, Elizabeth Clarke Copley (1770-1866), daughter of painter John Singleton Copley, in London around 1800. Greene acted as Copley’s agent in Boston for nearly 20 years. The couple had seven children and lived in Boston in Pemberton Square. $7,000-9,000

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429 An American Silver Caster Samuel Edwards, Boston, MA, Circa 1760 of baluster form on molded spreading foot, the detachable cover pierced and engraved with panels of lattice alternating with stylized leaves, baluster finial, engraved on one side with later foliate script monogram KMLG, the underside with contemporary block initials LL marked on base, Kane mark A, B, C or D 4 ozt Height 5 5/8 inches

Provenance: Cornelius C. Moore, sold Sotheby’s, New York, 31 January 1986, “The Cornelius C. Moore Collection of Early American Silver”, lot 82.

Literature: Kane, Patricia E., Colonial Massachusetts Silversmiths and Jewelers, 1998, p. 448. $2,000-4,000