1: Pair of English Victorian sterling silver Tazzas. London (1879-80). Makers mark. A.C. The pierced decorated tops with owls, dragons, figural masks and floral decoration. The fluted bases with devil mask decoration. 9" wide, 5-1/2" high. 55.5 ozt.

2: Tiffany & Co. makers. Sterling silver heavy cup with band of decoration of children playing and parading. 3-1/2" high. 7.8 ozt.

3: Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver punch ladle. "Marquise" pattern. 15" long. 9.9 ozt.

4: Seven large pieces of 19th and 20th Century American sterling silver and coin serving pieces, the largest being a pure coin Gorham & Co. crumber length 13.25" having foliate and brite cut decoration, along with another crumber retailed by Bigelow Kennard & Co. length 11" having shell on crest and period monogram, along with a four tine serving fork with brite cut decoration and period monogram by Bigelow, Kennard & Co. marked 925 length 9.25", a Tiffany & Co. sterling tomato server length 8", a Gorham serrated cake knife length 10", a Gorham Victorian pie server length 10" patented 1881 and a Domenic & Haff pierced cake server length 10" patented 1896 and retailed by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, (Total weight 24 ozt)

5: Shiebler sterling silver ornate fish set with floral decorated handles and armorial crested gilt blades. Longest 13". 10.3 ozt.

6: Pair of ornate sterling silver three light candlelabra with floral decoration and dolphin form brackets. 16-1/2" high. 13" wide. Hollow with a metal plate in base.

7: Whiting stering silver "Fantasy" pattern rectangular shape serving dish or bowl. 11-1/2" long. 11.8 ozt.

8: An assortment of mid to late 19th Century American sterling silver and coin serving pieces consisting of 16 pieces including Gorham examples, Whiting, one English example with raised lion's head, the longest example being approximately 10", including sifter spoon with lion's head and English hallmarks, large coin Aesthetic Movement serving spoon with gold washed interior, an assortment of lettuce forks, pickle fork, olive spoon, berry server and more, (total weight 19 ozt).

9: Two similar coin silver punch ladles with applied devil's head and barley twist stem handles. One marked Shreve Standwood Co. Both marked Coin. One with gilt bowl. 12-1/4" long. 7.5 ozt.

10: Large Whiting sterling silver ornate center bowl. Shell and floral hand decorated design. 14" diameter. 3-1/4" high. 31.4 ozt.

11: Pair of William Gale & Son, New York, 1862. Sterling silver footed two handled oval baskets or serving dishes. Dart border decoration, slight creases. 15-1/2" long, 4-3/4" high. 44.8 ozt.

12: A fine selection of eleven 19th Century American sterling silver serving pieces including five Victorian cheese scoops, the largest being 8.75" and having a gold washed bowl, including one example by Whiting having fine brite cut decoration, along with five ornate butter knives by various American makers and an exceptional pair of salad or ice tongs having a taloned five claw holder patented 1900, (total weight 20 ozt).

13: Tiffany & Co. sterling silver melon form two handled footed dish. 10" x 5-1/4". 8.5 ozt.

14: Georg Jensen. Denmark. Sterling silver set of twelve plates. 6" diameter. With raised bell flower decoration. 53.5 ozt.

15: Tiffany & Co. sterling silver water pitcher. 6-1/2" high. 20.3 ozt.

16: An assortment of 12 American coin silver and sterling silver serving spoons and tablespoons most being approximately 8.5" in length including four ornate matching tablespoons, two matching brite cut decorated spoons, along with six Victorian serving spoons some with gold washed interior bowls, some retailed by Bigelow, Kennard & Co, and others by Moulton, Gorham, etc., (total weight 23.5 ozt).

17: Pair of Georgian Silver sterling silver floral decorated candle snuffers by Samuel Whitford. 1810. Each with a heraldic crest. 6-1/2" w. 22.4 ozt.

18: 18 karat yellow gold Vacheron and Constantin "Slim Line" wrist watch. Circa 1960. Serial number 430738. Weighing 57.5 grams (37.0 pennyweights) Diameter of watch: 1-1/4". Overall length 7-1/4". Condition: Running fine with a half wind. Belongs to a Newton, MA gentleman.

19: Yellow gold Gentlman's pocketwatch having a 14 karat yellow gold chain. Length- 13-1/2". Weighing 25.9 grams. (17.4 pennyweights). Watch weighing 108 grams. Watch diameter- 2-1/4". No markings on interior of case with assay mark. Condition: Enamel face with some lines, engine turning worn on back side of cage. Watch does run with a half wind.

20: Three piece Tiffany & Co. sterling silver lot. (1) Round plate. (2) Beaker- 5-1/2 " high. (3). Bread basket- 10-1/2" long. Total weight- 30.8 ozt.