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Fine Furniture, Silver, Decorative Arts and Clocks

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1048 — An Italian sterling silver wirework figure of a rooster no maker's mark evident, 20th century

1049 — An Italian silver wirework figure of a seated wise monkey By Mario Buccellati, Rome, late 20th century

1050 — An Italian sterling silver covered ice bucket and pair of matching beakers by Buccellati, late 20th century

1051 — An Italian sterling silver cabbage leaf-form footed dish by Mario Buccellati, Milan, early 20th century

1052 — An Italian sterling silver-mounted flatware service for eight by Buccellati, Milan, 20th century

1053 — A pair of Italian parcel gilt sterling silver blossom form candlesticks by Buccellati, Milan, late 20th century

1054 — An Italian sterling silver 'Etruscan' vase by Mario Buccellati, Milan, second half 20th century

1055 — An Italian sterling silver part flatware service for twelve by Buccellati, Milan, fourth quarter 20th century

1056 — A set of twelve hammered sterling silver Modernist goblets no maker's mark evident, American or Mexican, 20th century

1057 — A Mexican sterling silver five-piece tea and coffee service with matching tray possibly by Borda, Taxco, circa 1950

1058 — A Danish sterling silver part flatware service for twelve by Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, post 1945

1059 — A Danish sterling silver Modernist footed compotedesigned by Harald Nielsen for George Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, 1925-32

1060 — A Danish sterling silver part flatware service for ten designed by Harald Nielsen for Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, post 1945

1061 — An assembled Danish sterling silver flatware service for six by Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, 1933-post 1945

1062 — A Danish sterling silver Modernist footed compote designed by Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, 1925-32

1063 — A pair of Danish sterling silver modernist five-light candelabra by Evald Nielsen, Copenhagen, circa 1932

1064 — A Danish hammered-sterling silver Modernist footed compote by Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, post-1945

1065 — A pair of Continental sterling silver cast and pierced candlesticks probably German, with import marks for TG, London, 1889

1066 — A French first standard silver and etched-glass twenty-three piece vanity service with fitted oak travel case by Emile Puiforcat; retailed by Henin & Cie, Paris, early 20th century

1067 — An Italian sterling silver two-handled tureen marked Wentrella, Rome, 20th century

1068 — A French first standard silver flatware service for six by Jean Puiforcat, Paris, 20th century

1069 — A French first standard silver Art Deco six-piece tea and coffee service by Tetard Frères, Paris; retailed by Carassale, Buenos Aires, first half 20th century

1070 — A Portuguese silver five-piece coffee service maker's mark FG, Porto, 1836-43

1071 — A set of five Austrian 800 standard silver service dishes by Alfred Pollak, Vienna, circa 1900

1072 — An Italian silver ewer no maker's mark evident, possibly Rome, 18th century

1073 — A Continental bronze-mounted silver figural five-piece table suite probably Italian, the centerbowl with Neopolitan mark, the other pieces apparently unmarked, probably 19th century

1074 — A pair of Italian parcel gilt 800 standard silver and malachite five-light candelabra by Fabbrica Argenteria Fiorentina di Bartolini Bartolozzi & C. S.A.S, Florence and Milan, third quarter 20th century

1075 — An Italian 800 standard silver part flatware service for twelve struck with a crown, Alessandria, mid-20th century

1076 — An assembled Italian 800 standard silver part table service by Gabrielli or Sandona, Treviso, mid-20th century

1077 — A pair of German sterling silver pheasant figures by Neresheimer & Co., first half 20th century, and with English import marks for London, 1982

1078 — A German 800 standard silver muffin warmer probably by Friedrich Reusswig, Hanau, first quarter 20th century

1079 — A German sterling silver stag-form table caster probably by J.D. Schleissner & Söhne, Hanau; with import marks HF, Chester, 1913

1080 — A German 800 standard silver-gilt and etched-clear-glass two-handled footed bowl by B. Neresheimer & Söhne, Hanau, late 19th century

1081 — A pair of German 800 standard silver nefs by J. D. Schleissner & Söhne, Hanau, late 19th/early 20th century

1082 — A European silver two-handled cup apparently not struck with hallmarks, early to mid-18th century

1083 — An Ottoman silver ewer bearing assay, sah and tughra marks, Turkey, late 19th century

1084 — A pair of Ottoman silver Sahlep cups and a coffee pot bearing assay, sah and tughra marks, Turkey, late 19th/early 20th century

1085 — A German parcel-gilt 800 standard silver nef Hanau, retailed by Bucholz & Zelt, NY circa 1900

1086 — A monumental Continental parcel-gilt silver covered pineapple cup probably German, Hanau, circa 1900

1087 — A Danish 830 standard silver peg tankard by Axel Salomonsen, Copenhagen, mid-20th century

1088 — An Italian 800 standard silver Torah Ark-form Hanukkah lamp by Fassi Arno, Milan, second half 20th century

1089 — An Israeli sterling silver filigree Hanukkah lamp no maker's mark evident, marked Israel 925, 20th century

1090 — A Hungarian 835 standard silver Seder set marked WH 835, Hungary, 20th century

1091 — A Russian 84 standard silver seven-piece tea service with unidentified Cyrillic maker's mark Ya. V. V., St. Petersburg, 1884

1092 — A Russian 84 standard silver tazza by Varvara Baladanova, Moscow, 1890

1093 — A Russian 84 standard silver reticulated footed cake basket maker's mark B.C. in a diamond, Moscow, 1834

1094 — A George I sterling silver covered two-handled cup by Peter Archambo I, London, 1726

1095 — A George II sterling silver coffee pot by Alexander Johnston, London, 1759

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1048 —
An Italian sterling silver wirework figure of a rooster
no maker's mark evident, 20th century

1049 —
An Italian silver wirework figure of a seated wise monkey
By Mario Buccellati, Rome, late 20th century

1050 —
An Italian sterling silver covered ice bucket and pair of matching beakers
by Buccellati, late 20th century

1051 —
An Italian sterling silver cabbage leaf-form footed dish
by Mario Buccellati, Milan, early 20th century

1052 —
An Italian sterling silver-mounted flatware service for eight
by Buccellati, Milan, 20th century

1053 —
A pair of Italian parcel gilt sterling silver blossom form candlesticks
by Buccellati, Milan, late 20th century

1054 —
An Italian sterling silver 'Etruscan' vase
by Mario Buccellati, Milan, second half 20th century

1055 —
An Italian sterling silver part flatware service for twelve
by Buccellati, Milan, fourth quarter 20th century

1056 —
A set of twelve hammered sterling silver Modernist goblets
no maker's mark evident, American or Mexican, 20th century

1057 —
A Mexican sterling silver five-piece tea and coffee service with matching tray
possibly by Borda, Taxco, circa 1950

1058 —
A Danish sterling silver part flatware service for twelve
by Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, post 1945

1059 —
A Danish sterling silver Modernist footed compote
designed by Harald Nielsen for George Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, 1925-32

1060 —
A Danish sterling silver part flatware service for ten
designed by Harald Nielsen for Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, post 1945

1061 —
An assembled Danish sterling silver flatware service for six
by Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, 1933-post 1945

1062 —
A Danish sterling silver Modernist footed compote
designed by Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, 1925-32

1063 —
A pair of Danish sterling silver modernist five-light candelabra
by Evald Nielsen, Copenhagen, circa 1932

1064 —
A Danish hammered-sterling silver Modernist footed compote
by Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, post-1945

1065 —
A pair of Continental sterling silver cast and pierced candlesticks
probably German, with import marks for TG, London, 1889

1066 —
A French first standard silver and etched-glass twenty-three piece vanity service with fitted oak travel case
by Emile Puiforcat; retailed by Henin & Cie, Paris, early 20th century

1067 —
An Italian sterling silver two-handled tureen
marked Wentrella, Rome, 20th century

1068 —
A French first standard silver flatware service for six
by Jean Puiforcat, Paris, 20th century

1069 —
A French first standard silver Art Deco six-piece tea and coffee service
by Tetard Frères, Paris; retailed by Carassale, Buenos Aires, first half 20th century

1070 —
A Portuguese silver five-piece coffee service
maker's mark FG, Porto, 1836-43

1071 —
A set of five Austrian 800 standard silver service dishes
by Alfred Pollak, Vienna, circa 1900

1072 —
An Italian silver ewer
no maker's mark evident, possibly Rome, 18th century

1073 —
A Continental bronze-mounted silver figural five-piece table suite
probably Italian, the centerbowl with Neopolitan mark, the other pieces apparently unmarked, probably 19th century

1074 —
A pair of Italian parcel gilt 800 standard silver and malachite five-light candelabra
by Fabbrica Argenteria Fiorentina di Bartolini Bartolozzi & C. S.A.S, Florence and Milan, third quarter 20th century

1075 —
An Italian 800 standard silver part flatware service for twelve
struck with a crown, Alessandria, mid-20th century

1076 —
An assembled Italian 800 standard silver part table service
by Gabrielli or Sandona, Treviso, mid-20th century

1077 —
A pair of German sterling silver pheasant figures
by Neresheimer & Co., first half 20th century, and with English import marks for London, 1982

1078 —
A German 800 standard silver muffin warmer
probably by Friedrich Reusswig, Hanau, first quarter 20th century

1079 —
A German sterling silver stag-form table caster
probably by J.D. Schleissner & Söhne, Hanau; with import marks HF, Chester, 1913

1080 —
A German 800 standard silver-gilt and etched-clear-glass two-handled footed bowl
by B. Neresheimer & Söhne, Hanau, late 19th century

1081 —
A pair of German 800 standard silver nefs
by J. D. Schleissner & Söhne, Hanau, late 19th/early 20th century

1082 —
A European silver two-handled cup
apparently not struck with hallmarks, early to mid-18th century

1083 —
An Ottoman silver ewer
bearing assay, sah and tughra marks, Turkey, late 19th century

1084 —
A pair of Ottoman silver Sahlep cups and a coffee pot
bearing assay, sah and tughra marks, Turkey, late 19th/early 20th century

1085 —
A German parcel-gilt 800 standard silver nef
Hanau, retailed by Bucholz & Zelt, NY circa 1900

1086 —
A monumental Continental parcel-gilt silver covered pineapple cup
probably German, Hanau, circa 1900

1087 —
A Danish 830 standard silver peg tankard
by Axel Salomonsen, Copenhagen, mid-20th century

1088 —
An Italian 800 standard silver Torah Ark-form Hanukkah lamp
by Fassi Arno, Milan, second half 20th century

1089 —
An Israeli sterling silver filigree Hanukkah lamp
no maker's mark evident, marked Israel 925, 20th century

1090 —
A Hungarian 835 standard silver Seder set
marked WH 835, Hungary, 20th century

1091 —
A Russian 84 standard silver seven-piece tea service
with unidentified Cyrillic maker's mark Ya. V. V., St. Petersburg, 1884

1092 —
A Russian 84 standard silver tazza
by Varvara Baladanova, Moscow, 1890

1093 —
A Russian 84 standard silver reticulated footed cake basket
maker's mark B.C. in a diamond, Moscow, 1834

1094 —
A George I sterling silver covered two-handled cup
by Peter Archambo I, London, 1726

1095 —
A George II sterling silver coffee pot
by Alexander Johnston, London, 1759