A few examples of appraisal values for
SILVER SUGAR BOWL WITH SPOONS

• A Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar
  A Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl by Fisher Marching simple squat sugar bowl and creamer on pedestal bases applied handles small ribbed detail at the lip weighted sterling silver marked on the undersides. 5.58 toz.
• A Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl with
  A Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl with Lid by Pampaloni Simple double handle sugar bowl with domed lid gold washed interior marked on the underside of each piece. Comes with flannel storage bags and cardboard box. Total weight 10.52 toz.
• An American Sterling Silver Covered
  An American Sterling Silver Covered Sugar Bowl Wallace having a floriform finial lid over the squat body with two scrolled handles raised on scrolled feet together with a sterling weighted caster a sterling master salt basket by Meridan Brittania Co. six sterling salt spoons a sterling jigger by Gorham a set of four English silver salt cellars with spoons and original case a set of three English silver casters eight silverplate iced tea spoons and five mother-of-pearl butter spreaders; approximate total weighable 27.20 ozt. Width of first 7 1/2 inches.
• THREE STERLING SILVER BOWLS
  THREE STERLING SILVER BOWLS
• SILVER SUGAR BOWL & SILVER TONGS,
  SILVER SUGAR BOWL & SILVER TONGS, 19TH CENTURYA late 19th century continental silver (.800 fine) sugar bowl decorated overall with embossed foliate and scrolled motifs, raised on 4 splayed supports and bearing rubbed marks on the underside, together with an associated pair of continental silver (.800 fine) sugar tongs. Height of sugar bowl, 2.75" x 4" wide (across the handles). Combined weight, 145 grams. Provenance: The Estate of Joseph Liverant, Ottawa.
• Bowl with Art Glass Fruit set pot
  Bowl with Art Glass Fruit set pot creamer sugar 6 cups saucers & plates black & gold on ivory pot has spout chip rest are excellent.
• ENGLISH SILVER SUGAR BOWL. With
  ENGLISH SILVER SUGAR BOWL. With a gilt interior 6.25 ozt Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• Woodside sterling silver covered
  Woodside sterling silver covered sugar bowl With a beaded and scrolling knop, the bowl raised on conforming supports and a circular foot. H: 6 in. 13 oz.
• SPONGEWARE COVERED SUGAR BOWL.
  SPONGEWARE COVERED SUGAR BOWL. Together with a spongeware pitcher four plates one bowl and a transfer decorated floral pitcher Sugar bowl: 7'' Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar
  Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl Matching sugar bowl and creamer with everted rim, standing on four feet terminating with scallops, and double scroll handles. Each stamped with letters "N", "E", "S" in cartouches and "Sterling" on the bottom. Sugar bowl measures approx. 3"H x 5-1/2"W and creamer approx. 4-3/4"H x 4"W. Total weight approx. 9.94 toz.
• Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar
  Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl by The Merrill Shops, ca. 20th Century An elegantly simple sterling silver double handled sugar bowl and matching creamer made by The Merrill Shops, each marked on the underside. Creamer measures approx. 3-1/4"H x 4-1/2"W and sugar bowl approx. 3"H x 5-1/8"W. Total weight approx. 5.72 toz.
• A Gorham Sterling Silver Sugar
  A Gorham Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl and Creamer The sugar bowl with two handles and the creamer with one, each piece approx. 3-1/4"D x 2-1/8"H, marked on the underside. The total weight is approx. 5.36 troy oz.
• A boxed set of six 10 cm diameter
  A boxed set of six 10 cm diameter white metal bowls with spoons all marked silver. Weight 25 oz.
• ITALIAN 800 SILVER SUGAR BOWL
  ITALIAN 800 SILVER SUGAR BOWL 800 silver mounted bowl, offered with a shell-shape spoon.
• SILVER SUGAR BOWL. American 1st
  SILVER SUGAR BOWL. American 1st quarter-19th century. Hallmark for Baldwin Gardiner Philadelphia. Footed sugar with double handles fluted bowl and foliate bands. Missing lid. 7 1/2''h.
• A Sterling Silver Covered Sugar
  A Sterling Silver Covered Sugar Bowl in "Royal Danish" Pattern by International Silver Sterling silver sugar bowl with lid and acanthus design finial double handles; base marked "Royal Danish U.S.A. International Sterling C353". Overall weight 11.2 toz.
• A European Sterling Silver Sugar
  A European Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl with Lid, ca. 1838 Of squat bulbous shape with reeded swirl body decorated with rocailles and C-scrolls, decorative floral and C-scroll handles, removable lid with knob finial. Underside stamped with 18th century A silver mark with crown, and a maker's mark; TG with a Fleur d'lis. Lid stamped with a Minerva 2nd standard mark of 1838. Measures approx. 4"H x 3-1/3"W. Weight approx. 6.8 troy oz.
• An EPNS bowl a sugar bowl three
  An EPNS bowl a sugar bowl three serving spoons a napkin ring a muffin dish and cover and stand and two bread knives
• SILVER SUGAR BOWL. American 1st
  SILVER SUGAR BOWL. American 1st quarter-19th century. Hallmark for Baldwin Gardiner Philadelphia. Footed sugar with double handles fluted bowl and foliate bands. Missing lid. 7 1/2''h.
• Coin silver covered sugar bowl,
  Coin silver covered sugar bowl, 10 1/2", and creamer, both stamped "T.J. MEGEAR, STANDARD", 43 Troy ozs
• AMERICAN AND OTHER SILVER SPOONS
  AMERICAN AND OTHER SILVER SPOONS WITH ENGRAVED HANDLES Various marks including five serving spoons forty-six teaspoons together with six Georgian teaspoons pair of English sugar nips eight forks and a butter server. 54 oz.
• A Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar
  A Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar by Matthews Company Sterling silver sugar bowl and creamer raised on splayed food sides decorated with embossed kylix and wreath motifs; overall weight 7.3 toz.
• Sterling silver creamer sugar bowl
  Sterling silver creamer sugar bowl and tray 9"l. by Towle. 8 troy oz.
• Mexican Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl,
  Mexican Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl, third quarter 20th century, by Sanborn Hermanos, Mexico City, of hemispherical form, decorated with peaked gadrooning and raised on three cast and applied rococo legs with winged lion-masque mounts and ball-and-claw feet, the cavetto-domed fitted lid decorated en suite and with baluster finial, h. 7-1/2", dia. 6-3/4", 26.62 t. oz.
• A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver
  A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl The open bowl set on for scrolled feet, with cast scrolling handles on either side, monogrammed, marked on the underside, approx. 2-3/4"H x 3-1/2"W. Weighs approx. 5.785 troy oz.
• * An American Sterling Silver Sugar
  * An American Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl Gorham in the Medallion pattern of spherical handled form bearing standard marks numbered 0211; approximate weight 7.83 ozt. Height 4 5/8 inches.
• An American Sterling Silver Sugar
  An American Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl 19th c. Stephen Richards marked "S. Richards and Sterling" navette-form lid with urn finial conforming paneled body with anthemion decoration gadrooned foot height 7 in. weight 16.5 troy ozs.
• A Silver Repousse Sugar Bowl with
  A Silver Repousse Sugar Bowl with Lid Measures apprx. 6"H to the top of the finial 4-3/4"D melon shape with a 4-leg pedestal base double handles large rose finial decorated with bands of deep relief flowers leaves and scrolls. Marked on the neck with a weevil mark marked on the underside with a silver standard mark and maker's mark "PC". Weighs apprx. 15.85 toz.
• A quantity of silver including
  A quantity of silver including two sauce boats, a sugar bowl on three legs, a tea strainer, sundry spoons, napkin rings and a pierced oval basket, approximately 900gm
• American sterling silver sugar
  American sterling silver sugar bowl and creamer The bases stamped sterling. H: 5 in., 12 oz.
• A silver fluted and chased sugar
  A silver fluted and chased sugar bowl Sheffield 1905 approx. weight 4.3 oz.
• A Georgian silver serving spoon
  A Georgian silver serving spoon later decorated a silver napkin ring a white metal swizzle stick a modern glass bowl on white metal stand and a cut glass bowl with plated lid.
• A silver sugar bowl, Adie Bros.,
  A silver sugar bowl, Adie Bros., Birmingham 1933, of pierced form with twin handles, 15.5cm wide across handles, approximately 170g
• SILVER eleven pieces: sugar and
  SILVER eleven pieces: sugar and creamer with ribbed sides; six teaspoons a tablespoon and a place spoon all marked ''875''; along with a sugar shovel marked ''800'' all with varied expected wear 12.09 ozt.
• Continental 800 silver sugar bowl
  Continental 800 silver sugar bowl with figural decoration, 3" high, 5.12 TO Estimate $60-90
• Nine silver spoons, Sheffield 1907,
  Nine silver spoons, Sheffield 1907, with feather edges