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This page will list a large variety of generally smaller tableware which is used in various serving capacities, usually for food but sometimes for related purposes. These categories may seem arbitrary but will hopefully allow you to view the offerings in a systematic manner. At present these categories include Bells, Cracker Racks, Cruets, Muffineers (Large Sugar Castors / Shakers), Mustard Pots, Napkin Rings, Salts & Peppers (Salt Cellars / Castors / Shakers & Pepper Castors / Shakers & Any Combinations), Sauce Boats (Gravy Boats), and Saucepans. Within any particular category items will be arranged alphabetically by manufacturer. Antique American silver from this web page of Civil War vintage and earlier will also be listed on our Coin Silver Holloware web page together with all holloware from that early period.
To view archival examples of Baltimore repoussé see the Repoussé Tableware page. If a piece is marked Hold it has been reserved by a customer, if it is marked Paid we have received a check, and if it is marked Sold the transaction has been completed. To examine our latest additions please check out our New Listings. Please use the inventory number during correspondence to help us identify a particular item.
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1408-28. 2 Italian Silver Candy Bowls of circular form on flat base, narrow applied foliate rim; marked by the unidentified <R•C>, 20th century. No mono. | 1.75" high, 4.75" diameter, 3.4 troy oz. each. | $ 60./ea |
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1414-48. American Silver Candy Dish with the shaped bowl and handle cast with floral and foliate decoration (#A4224); made by the Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence RI c.1905. | 1.25" high, 7.25" long, 4.0" wide, 4.5 troy oz. Mono has been erased from handle reserve. | $ 350. |
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1437-20. American Silver Candy Dish of circular form with flat base, the undulating sides and rim chased with floral repoussé decoration (#14); made by the S. Kirk & Son Co. of Baltimore MD, c.1915. Mono "HVB". | 1.5" high, 7.12" diameter, 4.8 troy oz. | $ 225. |
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1437-21. American Silver Candy Dish of circular form with embossed floral decorated rim (#409); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD, c.1960. No mono. | 1.12" high, 6.25" diameter, 4.5 troy oz. Polished. | $ 165. |
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1237-08. American Silver Candy Dish of circular form with molded and engraved rim (#4116); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD c.1935. | 1.0" high, 5.5" diameter, 3.7 troy oz. Replacement mono "VBH". | $ 70. |
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1467-40. 2 American Silver Small Nut Dishes of shaped pentagonal form embossed with undulating floral and scroll rim (#330); made by Reed & Barton of Taunton MA, 20th century. No mono. | 0.88" high, 3.25" diameter, 0.9 troy oz. each. | $ 30.ea |
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1427-38. 2 American Silver Candy Dishes of plain circular form with molded lip; made by the Schofield Co. of Baltimore MD, c.1950. No mono. | 1.25" high, 6.0" diameter, 5.0 troy oz. each. | SOLD |
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1457-59. American Silver Candy Dish of clover form with three lobed sections and a small lobed handle (#127); made by the Frank Smith Silver Co. of Gardner MA, c.1930-1960. No mono. | 0.88" high, 7.0" long, 6.12" wide, 3.7 troy oz. | $ 85. |
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1348-15. 2 American Silver Candy Dishes of plain circular form with molded lip (#060); made by the Stieff Co. in 1947. No mono. | 1.12" high, 6.0" diameter, 4.1 troy oz. each. | SOLD |
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1312-49. Mexican Silver Candy Dish of heart form on three small button feet, leaf stem; marked by JVP and Tane of Mexico City, c.1975. No mono. | 2.0" high, 6.75" long, 5.12" wide, 3.4 troy oz. | SOLD |
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1449-37. American Silver Candy Dish of shpaed triangular form with circular well (#23435L); marked by Tiffany & Co. of New York NY, c.1950-1970. No mono. | 1.25" high, 6.75" wide, 7.4 troy oz. | $ 185. |
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Muffineers (Large Sugar and Spice Castors)
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1429-57. Antique George I Muffineer of octagonal baluster form on conforming spreading foot, the octagonal cover with octagonal finial; marked by Charles Adam at London in 1715/16. | 7.38" high, 2.88" wide, 2.38" foot width, 8.3 troy oz. Mono erased. | $ 1,500. |
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1371-30. Danish Silver Muffineer with art deco hammered finish and bayonet fitted cover; marked by Grann & Laglye of Copenhagen in 1925 and retailed by Matthiasen. | 7.0" high, 3.0" wide, 2.12" foot diameter, 5.2 troy oz. Inscription removed and surface re-hammered and polished. | $ 750. |
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1265-58. American Silver Muffineer of plain vase form (#300); made by the S. Kirk & Son Co. of Baltimore MD, c.1910-1925. Mono "KKS". | 7.25" high, 2.62" wide, 2.38" foot diameter, 6.5 troy oz. | $ 250. |
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1275-12. Dutch Silver Muffineer of goblet form with bayonet fitted cover; marked by [CS] at Schoonhoven in 1925. No mono. | 8.18" high, 3" wide, 2.62" foot diameter, 6.7 troy oz. | $ 475. |
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1342-52. 2 Danish Silver Napkin Ring of bracelet form; made by Cohr of Fredericka, c.1950-1975. No mono. | 0.88" high, 1.62" long, 1.25" deep, 0.5 troy oz. | $ 35./ea |
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1408-04. George VI Silver Napkin Ring of oval form engraved with three bands of engine turned decoration; marked by Hukin & Heath at Birmingham in 1944/45. Mono "GSN". | 1.0" high, 2.06" long, 1.44" wide, 0.8 troy oz. | $ 40. |
| 1408-03. A second example but with mono "MTN". | 1.0" high, 2.06" long, 1.44" wide, 0.9 troy oz. | $ 40. | |
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1365-58. American Silvergilt Napkin Ring of barrel form (#18); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD, c.1950-1980. Mono "GCF". | 1.25" high, 2.0" diameter, 1.6 troy oz. | $ 60. |
| 1365-59. A second example but with mono "MBF". | 1.25" high, 2.0" diameter, 1.6 troy oz. | $ 60. | |
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1377-30. American Silver Napkin Ring with square wire rims (#8813); made by the Towle Mfg. Co. of Newburyport MA, c.1920-1960. Mono "WBH". | 1.12" high, 1.88" diameter, 0.6 troy oz. | $ 28. |
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1454-38. American Silver Napkin Ring of slightly bombe cylindrical form, the body chased with floral repoussé decoration between cast floral and scroll rims; made by the Schofield Co. of Baltimore MD, c.1900-1925. Engraved "George " in reserve. | 1.5" wide, 1.62" diameter, 1.2 troy oz. Marks very worn. | $ 150. |
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1443-45/46/47/48. 4 American Silver Medium Napkin Rings of cylindrical form chased with repoussé floral decoration between applied floral edges; made by the Stieff Co. of Baltimore MD in 1926. Mono "AHG". | 1.25" wide, 1.75" diameter, 1.0 troy oz. each | $ 250./ea |
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1444-63. American Silver Medium Napkin Ring of cylindrical form chased with repoussé floral decoration between applied floral edges; made by the Stieff Co. of Baltimore MD. Mono "APS". | 1.25" wide, 1.75" diameter, 1.0 troy oz. | $ 250. |
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1443-49. American Silver Small Napkin Ring of cylindrical form chased with repoussé floral decoration between applied floral edges (#1); made by the Stieff Co. of Baltimore MD, c.1910-1920. Mono "MAG". | 1.0" wide, 1.75" diameter, 0.9 troy oz. | $ 225. |
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1445-48. American Silver Small Napkin Ring of cylindrical form chased with repoussé floral decoration between applied floral edges; made by the Stieff Co. of Baltimore MD in 1938. No mono. | 1.0" wide, 1.75" diameter, 0.9 troy oz. | $ 225. |
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1265-59. Antique American Silver Napkin Ring with chased floral repoussé decoration between applied twisted wire rims; made by Robert & William Wilson of Philadelphia PA, c.1845-1865. Mono "JKB". | 1.25" high, 2.0" diameter, 1.1 troy oz. Nice example of a unusual marked napkin ring of the period. | $ 250. |
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1432-53. Antique American Silver Napkin Ring of barrel form chased allover with floral repoussé decoration between half round rims; unmarked but made in Baltimore, c.1860-1890. | 2.0" high, 2.0" wide, 1.3 troy oz. Some surface wear to the chasing; later engraved "BOBBIE". | $ 200. |
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1407-33. Pair Chinese Silver Castors of baluster form on foliate scroll feet, chased allover with floral decoration; marked by the unidentified [CJ], c.1890-1915. No mono. | 4.5" high, 1.88" wide, 5.2 troy oz. | $ 160. |
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1413-27. Pair American Silver Castors of baluster form on ring foot; made by Otto G. Faber and retailed by Welsh & Bro. or Baltimore MD, c.1895-1910. Mono "EMS". | 3.94" high, 1.75" diameter, 3.8 troy oz. | $ 300. |
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0269-09. Pair Antique American Individual Salt Cellars with matte surface and gilt interior (#1815); made by the Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence RI in 1882. Mono "EAW". We have a single also available. | 1.0" high, 1.62" diameter, 1.0 troy oz. total. Wear and discoloration to interior. | $ 40. |
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1466-10. Pair Antique American Silver Castors of baluster form on three cast foliate scroll feet, the sides and caps chased allover with floral repoussé decoration; made by Jacobi & Jenkins of Baltimore MD, working 1896-1907. Mono "EBR". | 4.0" high, 1.62" wide, 3.9 troy oz. Surface wear. | $ 300. |
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1418-52. Pair Antique American Silver Salt Cellars of circular tub form cast foliate scroll feet, chased with floral repoussé decoration, together with a Pair Salt Spoons with chased decoration; marked by Samuel Kirk & Son of Baltimore MD, working 1846-1861. | Salts: 1.88" high, 2.5" wide, 2.0" lip diameter, 5.3 troy oz.; Spoons: 3.75" long, 0.7 troy oz. Spoons worn. No mono on salts, mono "J" on spoons. | $ 450. |
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1418-53. Pair American Silver Castors of baluster form on three cast scroll feet, chased allover with floral repoussé decoration (#9); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD, c.1930-1940. Mono "R". | 4.75" high, 2.0" high, 6.5 troy oz. | $ 475 |
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1455-13. Pair American Silver Castors of baluster form on three cast scroll feet, chased allover with floral repoussé decoration (#8); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD, c.1930-1940. Mono "AMF". | 4.38" high, 1.75" wide, 4.3 troy oz. total. | $ 325. |
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1466-11. Pair American Silver Castors of baluster form on three cast scroll feet, embossed allover with floral repoussé decoration (#58); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD, c.1950-1975. | 4.38" high, 1.62" wide, 4.4 troy oz. total. Large triangular patch on each base for support or cover mono. | $ 250. |
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1445-10. Pair American Silver Castors of baluster form embossed allover with floral repoussé decoration (#59A); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD, c.1950-1975. No mono. | 3.25" high, 1.62" wide, 3.0 troy oz. total. | $ 200. |
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1435-13. Pair Antique American Silver Salt Cellars of rectangular form on stamped paw feet, the sides stamped with a view of a large country house, heavy glass liners; unmarked but possibly made by Leonard & Wilson of Philadelphia PA, c.1850. No mono. | 1.88" long, 3.75" long, 3.0" wide, 2.2 troy oz. total (without glass). The ends are a trimmed down section of the side views made from the same dies. | $ 800. |
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1445-05. Antique George III Silver Salt Cellar of oval form on four cast claw and ball feet, pierced and engraved sides below an applied beaded lip rim, blue glass liner with star cut base; marked by William Plummer at London in 1781/82. | 1.88" high, 3.25" long, 2.5" wide, 1.3 troy oz. silver weight. | SOLD |
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1444-44. Pair American Silver Castors of baluster form on three cast paw feet, chased allover with floral repoussé decoration; made by Ritter & Sullivan of Baltimore MD and retailed by J. E. Caldwell & Co. of Philadelphia PA, 1900-1915. No mono. | 4.0" high, 1.62" wide, 3.6 troy oz. Some dings and surface wear. | $ 225. |
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1301-51. Pair American Silver Salt Cellars of circular bombe form on four cast paw feet (#1122); made by the Frank Smith Silver Co. of Gardner MA and retailed by Galt & Bro. of Washington DC, c.1890-1920. Mono "B". | 1.56" high, 2.88" wide, 5.5 troy oz. total. Some dings and a small pinhole. | $ 95. |
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1261-22. Pair American Silver Castors of plain modernized baluster form (#394); made by the Frank Smith Silver Co. of Gardner MA, c.1920-1960. Mono "EFG". | 4.75" high, 1.81" foot diameter, 3.7 troy oz. total. | $ 95. |
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1434-62. Pair American Silver Castors of baluster form chased with floral repoussé, one cap gilt (#12A); made by the Stieff Co. of Baltimore MD in 1942. No mono. | 4.75" high, 1.75" body diameter, 5.2 troy oz. total. | $ 425. |
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1399-02. Pair American Silver Castors of baluster form chased with floral repoussé, both caps gilt (#12); made by the Stieff Co. of Baltimore MD in 1947/48. No mono. | 4.31" high, 1.75" wide, 3.5 troy oz. total. | $ 275. |
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1445-53. Pair American Silver Castors of plain baluster form in the 'Colonial Williamsburg' pattern (R.T.36); made by the Stieff Co. of Baltimore MD, c.1940-1980. No mono. | 5.12" high, 1.75" foot diameter, 5.2 troy oz. total. | $ 200. |
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1481-57. Antique American Silver Pepper Grinder of compressed baluster form on short spreading ring foot, cast foliate and berry finial, both body and cover etched with floral and foliate scroll decoration (#10283); made by Tiffany & Co. of New York NY, 1891-1902. Mono "JSG" is part of the etched foliate decoration. | 3.75" high, 2.25" diameter. | $ 450. |
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1414-39. Pair American Silver Salt & Pepper Castors in a baluster 'Queen Anne' pattern (#20); made by Tuttle Silversmiths of Boston MA in 1946. No mono. | 3.5" high, 1.88" wide, 4.7 troy oz. total. Several small dings. | $ 125. |
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1432-32. Pair Antique American Silver Salt Cellars of circular tub form on three cast scroll feet, chased with floral repoussé decoration and with gilt interior; made by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1850-1870. Mono "CAM". | 1.88" high, 2.25" diameter, 5.0 troy oz. Very good condition. | $ 400. |
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1269-36. American Silver Sauce Boat on integral tray with double lip (#710); made by the Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence RI, c.1950-1975. No mono. | 3.38" high, 8.5" long, 5.62" wide, 14.6 troy oz. | $ 300. |
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1273-46. American Silver Sauce Boat & Tray of oval form (#50); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD, c.1950-1975. Mono "R W*J". | Sauce Boat: 3.62" high, 7.62" long, 3.5" wide; Tray 0.62" high, 8.31" long, 4.5" wide; Total weight 11.4 troy oz. | $ 250. |
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1342-03. Assembled American Silver Sauce Boat & Tray of plain oval form; the sauce boat by Tuttle Silversmiths of Boston MA c.1900-1925, the tray by the Ellmore Silver Co. of Meriden CT, c.1935-1960. No mono. | Sauce Boat: 3.88" high, 7.06" long, 3.94" wide, 6.7 troy oz.; Tray: 0.5" high, 8.88" long, 5.94" wide, 5.2 troy oz. | $ 250. |
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1435-28. American Silver Sauce Boat of shaped oval form on four paneled feet (#15602); made by Tiffany & Co. of New York NY, c.1910-1930. Mono "STH". | 3.12" high, 7.25" long, 4.25" wide, 6.4 troy oz. | $ 240. |
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1184-48. American Silver Saucepan of tapering cylindrical form above reel-form alcohol burner foot, hinged cover, turned wood handle; made by Goodnow & Jenks of Boston MA, working 1893-1905. Engraved rampant lion and palm tree crest above "semper eadem" motto. | 6.62" high, 8.0" long, 4" lip rim diameter, 3.5" foot diameter, 8.8 troy oz. Some dings. Unusual design apparently copied from a base metal form used in copper, brass or tin. | $ 350. |
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1322-38.Antique Victorian Silver Toast Rack of oblong form on four ball feet, five wire dividers with loop handle on the center one; marked by John T. Heath & John H. Middleton for Hukin & Heath at Birmingham in 1895/96. No mono. | 4.38" high, 4.62" long, 2.62" wide, 3.6 troy oz. of silver. | $ 170. |
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1470-62. American Silver-weighted Vase of tapering cylindrical form on spreading foot, applied Greek key bands on foot rim and flaring lip rim (#331); made by Dominick & Haff of New York NY, c.1910-1930. Mono "F-S". | 12.0" high, 3.75" foot diameter, 3.0" lip rim. Some dings. | $ 200. |
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1412-59. American Silver Vase of plain curved form on short stepped spreading foot, molded and beaded lip rim (#213); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD. | 8.75" high, 2.88" foot diameter, 3.75" lip diameter, 8.7 troy oz. 1927 trophy inscription erased. | $ 300. |
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Last updated 8 March 2008
