Beschreibung:

Group of 20 sterling silver objects including: Two Richard Dimes Company, United States, sterling silver creamer and sugar bowl; each with maker's marks, the number 58, and marked sterling along the underside. One Reed & Barton, United States, gravy boat. With maker's mark, horseshoe date mark for 1948, number X550, and marked sterling along the underside. One Watrous Manufacturing Company, United States, porringer, one marked along the handle with maker's mark, the number 6, and sterling. One porringer marked sterling, WEB, and the number 528 along the underside. Two small champleve enamel and sterling silver hammered nut dishes, each marked 950 along the underside. Group of five small sterling silver coasters with a beaded border; monogrammed with an A along the dish; makers mark with an S in a crest, number 1164 S, and marked sterling along the underside. Group of six Mauser Manufacturing Co. sterling silver coasters; monogrammed with an E along the dish; with a maker's mark of a hippocampus, marked sterling, and with the number 5795 along the underside. One Reed & Barton sterling silver tray; marked with a maker's mark, horseshoe date mark for 1948, numbered X550, and marked sterling along the underside. One S. Kirk & Son, Inc. sterling silver tray; marked with a maker's mark, sterling, and the number 150 along the underside. Height ranges from 1/4 in to 3 in; width ranges from 3 in to 9 3/4 in; depth ranges from 2 1/2 in to 5 1/2 in. Gross weight of sterling: 38.17 Troy oz. Condition Request Condition Report The items are in good condition with no visible cracks or losses. Light wear throughout. All enamels are present without visible cracks. The gravy boat has a dent to the rim. The Mauser coasters have very light oxidation to recessed areas, which does not affect the overall appearance; one of them has a dent. The Reed and Barton tray has black marker marks along the underside; please see the listing image. The Watrous Manufacturing Company porringer has dents to the side of the bowl. None of the items show a sign of restoration when inspected under UV light.