A few examples of appraisal values for
WALLACE STERLING GOBLET PATTERNS

• Twelve Wallace sterling goblets:
  Twelve Wallace sterling goblets: marks for Wallace, "14", no monogram, 72.02 oz.T., 6-3/4 in. Light scratches, small dents. Private Collection
• (4) Wallace sterling goblets,
  (4) Wallace sterling goblets, 6-3/4" h, 23.03 TO
• Set of Wallace sterling goblets
  Set of Wallace sterling goblets pattern #16 marked. H6 3/4'' and 27.0 Troy oz (6pcs) Provenance: Milledgeville Georgia private collection.
• Eight sterling goblets: six
  Eight sterling goblets: six Wallace, "16", monograms, 28.90 oz.T., 6-3/4 in.; two R. Wallace & Sons, "12", no monograms, 11.79 oz.T., 6-1/2 in. All with light scratches, small dents. Private Collection
• Set of 12 sterling goblets: marks
  Set of 12 sterling goblets: marks for R. Wallace & Sons, "3205", no monogram, 78.62 oz.T., 6-1/2 in. Light scratches, one with bent base, one with damaged stem.
• Set of Twelve Sterling Goblets
  Set of Twelve Sterling Goblets American, 20th century, Washington Engraved pattern, marks for R. Wallace & Sons, no monograms, 58.81 oz.T., 6 in.,
• TEN WALLACE STERLING
  TEN WALLACE STERLING GOBLETSAmerican, 20th century, typical form, monogram, all with marks for Wallace, "3322", 44.27 oz. T., 6-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Middleburg, Virginia Condition: average wear
• Set of Eight Wallace Sterling
  Set of Eight Wallace Sterling Silver Goblets, second quarter 20th century, in the Georgian taste, the interiors of the bowls gilded, retailed by Klein and Son, Montgomery, Alabama, and retaining the original Klein purple Pacific Cloth storage bags, h. 6-7/8\", dia. 3-3/4\".
• 6 WALLACE STERLING GOBLETSAmerican,
  6 WALLACE STERLING GOBLETSAmerican, 20th century, typical form, no monograms, marks for Wallace, "16", 29.74 oz. T., 6-3/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Middleburg, Virginia Condition: light scratches, small dents
• SIX WALLACE STERLING SILVER GOBLETS
  SIX WALLACE STERLING SILVER GOBLETS Pattern number 16, all with gold wash interior, flared rim, and round feet, monogrammed "M".
• Set of Wallace sterling goblets
  Set of Wallace sterling goblets Grand Baroque pattern marked. H7'' and 26.5 Troy oz (4pcs) Provenance: Estate of Jeanne S. Harley Spartanburg South Carolina.
• Ten sterling goblets: flared
  Ten sterling goblets: flared rims, marks for Wallace, "16", no monograms, 47.66 oz.T., 6-5/8 in.
• (4) Wallace sterling goblets,
  (4) Wallace sterling goblets, 6-3/4"H, 25 TO, no monogram
• THREE STERLING SILVER SERVING
  THREE STERLING SILVER SERVING DISHES The first a bowl by Wallace, pattern number 4412-3, with trailing rose vine cutwork design to rim (1 1/4 x 10 1/4 in. diameter); the second a cake plate by Wallace, pattern number 4094-3, with reticulated rim featuring a fruit border; and the third a small bon bon bowl with reticulated rim by Whiting, 1917 date symbol, period "B" monogram.
• A SET EIGHT AMERICAN STERLING
  A SET EIGHT AMERICAN STERLING SILVER GOBLETS Mark of Wallace, pattern number 14, all without monograms.
• SET OF 9 STERLING GOBLETSSet of 9
  SET OF 9 STERLING GOBLETSSet of 9 Wallace Sterling Silver Goblets with bell shaped bowls, faceted tapering stems and round feet, marked RW & S, Sterling 2688. All monogramed LKC. 6 1/4"H. 37.84 oz combined weight. American, early to mid 20th century. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: A few tiny dents and light scratches, overall very good condition.
• 8 WALLACE STERLING SILVER WATER
  8 WALLACE STERLING SILVER WATER GOBLETS8 Wallace sterling silver water goblets. Marked on base Wallace, Sterling, 16. Monogrammed. 6 5/8" H. 36.455 total troy ounces. Condition: All overall very good condition.
• GORHAM STERLING SILVER BOWL AND
  GORHAM STERLING SILVER BOWL AND WALLACE STERLING SILVER PLATTER, "STRADIVARI" PATTERN The Gorham sterling deep bowl with tapered wide border and everted rim decorated with scroll and foliate repousse design, marked with Gorham hallmarks, Sterling, 1027 and date letter for 1949 underneath, 2"T x 10"D. The Wallace sterling footed platter in "Stradivari" pattern with scrolls and acanthus leaf design, monogrammed, marked with Wallace, Sterling, 4750-9 and "Stradivari" underneath. Total weight 18.78 toz.
• A GROUPING OF ELEVEN AMERICAN
  A GROUPING OF ELEVEN AMERICAN STERLING SILVER GOBLETS Including (4) with mark of Wallace, pattern number 12; (2) Gorham Puritan goblets, pattern number 272; (4) with mark of Newburyport Silver Co.; and one International Lord Saybrook goblet. All without monograms.
• TWO STERLING SILVER SERVING
  TWO STERLING SILVER SERVING DISHES The first a stand for a bowl or a pitcher, mark of Wallace, pattern number 1793-3, the wide flange featuring a cutwork border of berries and leaves with engraved details (11 1/2 in. diameter); the second a Gorham footed cake plate, pattern number A11198, reticulated rim with Neoclassical motifs (10 in.). No monograms.
• PAIR AMERICAN STERLING SILVER
  PAIR AMERICAN STERLING SILVER GOBLETS & SEVEN PLATESThe goblets marked Sterling, Wallace, the plates unmarked. Both the plates and goblets initialed C.A.R., the bell-shaped goblet bowls, with stems on a circular spreading foot, the plates with an under turned rim and center recess. Height of goblets 7 in. Diameter of plates 6 in. 26.5 Troy oz.
• Wallace sterling covered entree
  Wallace sterling covered entree dish lobed design pattern 212. H12'' L11'' W7 1/4'' and 21.0oz Troy Provenance: Georgia private collection.
• A Set of 8 Wallace Sterling
  A Set of 8 Wallace Sterling Silver Goblets together with an associated goblet ret. Bromberg's mid-20th c. total weight 41.50 troy ozs.
• EIGHT STERLING GOBLETS, GORHAM
  EIGHT STERLING GOBLETS, GORHAM AND WALLACEAmerican, 20th century, typical form, four with no monograms and marks for Gorham, "272"; four with monograms and marks for Wallace, "14", 49.24 oz. T., 6-3/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Atlanta, Georgia Condition: light scratches
• SEVENTEEN STERLING SILVER
  SEVENTEEN STERLING SILVER GOBLETSSeventeen sterling silver goblets, to include fourteen Wallace and three Scofield, 6 1/2" h., 97.72 ozt. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Set of 12 Wallace are monogrammed.
• An American Sterling Silver Bowl
  An American Sterling Silver Bowl Wallace having a chased repeating pattern to the edge with floral reserve decoration; approximate weight 9.21 ozt. Diameter 10 inches.
• TWO STERLING SILVER DISHES WITH
  TWO STERLING SILVER DISHES WITH GLASS INSERTS The first with marks for Wallace, pattern number 4606-9, having a pierced repousse border and wavy round rim, with etched glass insert decorated in floral sprays (10 7/8 in.); the second with marks for Webster Co., having a reticulated border and gadrooned rim with a cut glass compartmented insert (10 1/2 in.).
• Eight Sterling Towle Goblets
  Eight Sterling Towle Goblets American, 20th century: Old Master pattern, flared rims, bases with scrolled borders, marks for Towle, "268", no monograms, 33.54 oz.T., 6 in.,
• Wallace sterling silver bowl
  Wallace sterling silver bowl 20th century Of circular form, the rim decorated with an egg & dart border and pierced panels surrounded by twisted garlands. H: 3 3/4, Diam: 10 in. 14 oz. Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged to request a condition report on any lots upon which they intend to bid, prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed by Freeman''s Conditions of Sale.
• Two American Sterling Silver
  Two American Sterling Silver Serving Bowls Gorham and Wallace the Gorham bowl of shaped oval form the Wallace bowl in the Chippendale pattern; approximate weight 24.55 ozt. Width of largest 10 1/2 inches.
• TWELVE STERLING GOBLETSAmerican,
  TWELVE STERLING GOBLETSAmerican, 20th century, including six Wallace "14", no monogram, 6-3/4 in.; five International Lord Saybrook, (three Link Hills Country Club golf trophies), 6-1/2 in.; one Fisher "808", 6-3/4 in., 69.08 oz. T. total weight Provenance: Private Collection, Greeneville, Tennessee Condition: one with pushed in base, all with light scratches and small dents
• A STERLING SILVER BOWL BY WALLACE
  A STERLING SILVER BOWL BY WALLACE Pattern number H102, with gadrooned rim border, no monogram.
• WALLACE 'SIR CHRISTOPHER' SILVER
  WALLACE 'SIR CHRISTOPHER' SILVER BOWL AND A ROUND DISH BY GORHAMWALLACE 'SIR CHRISTOPHER' SILVER BOWL AND A ROUND DISH BY GORHAM, the Wallace bowl with monogram, and a shell border with pierced edge, with a leaf edge; the round dish undecorated with graduated circles to interior, both marked sterling, 23.79 ozt (2)
• FOUR AMERICAN STERLING SILVER BOWLS
  FOUR AMERICAN STERLING SILVER BOWLS 20th century, including (2) with mark of Wallace, pattern number 261 and 4409-3, with geometric and floral reticulated rims respectively, floral with P monogram (largest 10 1/4 in. diameter); the third with mark of Newport, featuring swept gadroon rim motif, with script monogram and 1959 trophy engraving to center (9 5/8 in.); the smallest with mark of Gorham, pattern 319, without monogram (9 in.).
• A STERLING SILVER ROUND BOWL AND
  A STERLING SILVER ROUND BOWL AND UNDERTRAY BY WALLACE Pattern numbers T102 and T104, with matching foliate and berry motif rim border, no monograms.
• 12 STERLING SILVER GOBLETS,
  12 STERLING SILVER GOBLETS, GRAFF, WASHBOURNE & DUNNSet of twelve sterling silver water goblets by Graff, Washbourne & Dunn, tapering bowls with chased floral and cartouche designs, raised on a spreading foot with reticulated pierced decoration. Marked Sterling on underside along with maker's mark and patent date 5/18-25/1909. Art Nouveau style monogram, LNM. 6 1/8"H. Combined weight 92.7 oz troy. Circa 1909. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Excellent condition.