A few examples of appraisal values for
SILVER WAITER

• A silver waiter with chippendale
  A silver waiter with chippendale border Sheffield 1918. 20 cm across. Approx. weight 10 oz.
• A silver waiter with shaped and
  A silver waiter with shaped and beaded rim by Mappin and Webb Sheffield 1925 21cm diameter wt. 9.9 oz.
• STERLING SILVER WAITEREngland, 20th
  STERLING SILVER WAITEREngland, 20th century, of squared form with a stepped wavy rim, raised on four splayed & scrolled supports, impressed Sheffield hallmarks with date letter for 1930 and makers marks for Walker & Hall. Dimensions, 1" high x 10" square. Weight, 429 grams or 13.79 troy ounces.
• A silver waiter on three feet
  A silver waiter on three feet flat chased with shell and scroll border. 28 cm across by BB Birmingham 1894 wt. 16.5 oz.
• Silver. Two napkin rings nine
  Silver. Two napkin rings nine antique and modern spoons and a cross.
• A silver waiter 25 cm dia. on three
  A silver waiter 25 cm dia. on three feet London 1936 wt. 6.7 oz.
• Silver. A napkin ring a three piece
  Silver. A napkin ring a three piece cruet (AF) a salt cellar and dwarf candlestick. Weighable silver 8.5 oz.
• A large quantity of silver plated
  A large quantity of silver plated flatware and a salver.
• A silver waiter, W H & S Ltd.,
  A silver waiter, W H & S Ltd., London 1894, with pie crust border on scroll feet, engraved a central escutcheon, approximately 405g
• A silver card waiter, Sheffield
  A silver card waiter, Sheffield 1921, with wavy rim, on three feet, faintly inscribed, 16cm diameter, approximately 188gm
• A quantity of silver white metal
  A quantity of silver white metal (tests silver) silver handled and plated flatware.
• A quantity of silver white metal
  A quantity of silver white metal (tests silver) and white metal jewellery.
• A George V silver waiter, 15.5cm
  A George V silver waiter, 15.5cm diam, by Harrison Fisher & Co, Sheffield 1935, 4ozs 13dwts More Information Light polish scratches
• American sterling silver
  American sterling silver waiter maker's mark , retailed by forbes & son, new york, circa 1830 Circular with a plain banded edge, raised on three short scrolled feet, monogramed 'B'. Diam: 7 in. good condition
• Silver; a napkin ring Sheffield
  Silver; a napkin ring Sheffield 1933 a sauce boat circa 1915 marks rubbed a toast rack Sheffield 1939 a lid circa 1943 marks rubbed and two continental silver spoons.
• A SILVER WAITER AND TWO PLATED
  A SILVER WAITER AND TWO PLATED ITEMS (3) The silver waiter of shaped circular form, having a pie-crust rim, raised on three scrolled feet, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1911, diameter 20.8cm, weight 308 gms, also a plated waiter and one plated candlestick
• A quantity of silver and white
  A quantity of silver and white metal (tests silver) jewellery including rings bracelet etc.
• SILVER: Four coin silver serving
  SILVER: Four coin silver serving spoons including T. Richards total weight 5 oz.
• A silver salver with pierced border
  A silver salver with pierced border marked 800. 27 cm across. Approx. weight 11 oz.
• SILVER: Thirty-seven sterling
  SILVER: Thirty-seven sterling knives and spoons various patterns and makers: eleven dinner knives; five steak knives; seventeen teaspoons; and six sugar spoons with gilt wash. 42.48 ozt.
• Silver. Five various napkin rings a
  Silver. Five various napkin rings a pair of spill vases an Art Deco ashtray a small trophy cup and a small toastrack.
• A silver waiter, with pie-crust
  A silver waiter, with pie-crust border, London 1964, raised on four feet, 36.75cm diameter, approximately 1600gm
• SILVER: Four large American coin
  SILVER: Four large American coin and sterling flatware service pieces three ladles and one fish server approximate weight 25.46 ozt.
• Silver. A sugar caster Sheffield
  Silver. A sugar caster Sheffield 1959 a m.o.p. handled sweetmeat fork a silver handled butter knife a sifter ladle London 1904 and a wine coaster Birmingham 1989.
• ENGLISH SILVER WAITER Marker's mark
  ENGLISH SILVER WAITER Marker's mark J.R. & S. Sheffield 1936; with serpentine molded rim and quadruple claw and ball feet. Provenance: Property from The Collection of Craig Wright Los Angeles. 8 1/4 in. diam. approx. 13 oz.
• Silver. A pair of late Victorian
  Silver. A pair of late Victorian pin trays London 1892 a pair of small dishes Sheffield 1952 and a cast white metal dish Amsterdam assay 833 standard.
• Silver. A cigar case a cigarette
  Silver. A cigar case a cigarette case a purse with aide memoire a trinket casket a mug a spoon three napkin rings and a jam spoon with m.o.p. handle. Gross wt. 20.4oz.
• A quantity of silver and white
  A quantity of silver and white metal (tests silver) jewellery including bracelets earrings rings butterfly wing cufflinks chains etc.
• SILVER: WHITING "RADIANT"
  SILVER: WHITING "RADIANT" STERLING FLATWARE, FIFTY-FOUR PIECES, INCLUDING: SIX GOLD WASHED SOUP SPOONS; SIX SHARP WEIGHTED KNIVES; S...SILVER: Whiting "Radiant" sterling flatware, fifty-four pieces, including: six gold washed soup spoons; six sharp weighted knives; six weighted knives; six place spoons; six table spoons; six dinner forks; six luncheon forks; and twelve teaspoons, wear consistent with age and use including expected light wear, approximate weighable total: 68 ozt.
• Russian silver. A salt with
  Russian silver. A salt with engraved decoration Moscow 1896-1908 and spoon St Petersburg 1867. Weight 1.4 oz.
• A quantity of silver and white
  A quantity of silver and white metal (tests silver) jewellery comprising a charm bracelet rings and brooches. Approx. weight 3.2 oz.
• Silver. A Tiffany bangle and a
  Silver. A Tiffany bangle and a geometrically decorated bangle.
• An American Silver Waiter S. Kirk &
  An American Silver Waiter S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, 20th Century marked 'Sterling' on underside 6 ozt 16 dwt Diameter 7 inches. Property from an Important St. Louis Collector
• Silver: a cup with Hebrew
  Silver: a cup with Hebrew inscription Birmingham 1872 11 cm high and a beaker AS Birmingham 1972.
• VICTORIAN SILVER SALVER. SS
  VICTORIAN SILVER SALVER. SS London 1879; also stamped Goldsmiths Alliance Limited Cornhill London. Circular the flaring serpentine rim with applied rocaille decoration; on three scrolling feet - 12 oz. 4 dwt.; 1 in. high x 8 1/4 in. diam.
• A Silver Salver by John Jabobs,
  A Silver Salver by John Jabobs, London, ca. 1751 With a shaped rim, set on dolphin feet, measuring approx. 6-3/4"D, marked on the underside, "q" date mark (1751), maker's mark "J J" with crown in cartouch. Weighs approx. 11.55 troy oz.