An Assorted Group of Sterling Silver Tableware

Late 19th and 20th century, comprising: a set of six 2in tall cordials by Gorham with interior washes in green, gold, and blue, a set of six 2 5/8in ash trays by Webster Co., a pair of 6in reeded border bread plates by International, a 6in Mexican plate by San Fransisco, a 6in leaf form tray/bowl by Webster Co., an 8in low bowl with gadrooned rim by Watson Co., a pair of 2 1/2in tall baluster vase by P.S.Co. with gadrooned and reeded borders, a 10in footed tray by The Sterling Silver Mfg. Co. with a pierced and reticulated border, a 6in long porringer marked "J.W / 925", a decanter by Seidman, a 5 1/2in ladle by Wolfenden, a set of 5 1/2in bouillon spoons by Lunt in the colony pattern. Items not weighable: a large 13in arts and crafts style spade form sever in sterling riveted to wood by Allan Adler, and a painted resin and sterling mounted corkscrew 

Dimensions: the approximate gross weight of the all-silver items of the lot is 44.00 ozt 

Provenance: From a New Jersey estate.

The miniature vase with a minor dent at the lower border, the decanter and the porringer with scattered dings and dents, items of the lot with overall surface wear as pictured.