Results show actual prices realized, including buyer's premium, at Austin Auction Gallery. Past results are for reference only and are not an appraisal or a guarantee of future value.
Silver & VertuPrice realized$3,998
Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000
(lot of 79) American sterling silver flatware service, Gorham, in the "Chantilly" pattern, designed by William C. Codman (1839-1921), including: (6) new French hollow handles knives, approx 9"l; (6) modern hollow handle knives, approx 8 7/8"l; (4) new French hollow handle knives, with stainless steel blades, each with triple monogram MPC, approx. 9 5/8"l; (1) modern hollow handle place-size knives, approx 9.25"l; (16) forks, (four) with triple monogram MPC, approx 7"l; (5) individual salad forks, approx 6 3/8"l; (9) forks, (three) with triple monogram MPC, approx 5 7/8"l; (10) teaspoons, approx 5 7/8"l; (8) iced tea spoons, approx 7 5/8"l; (11) flat handle butter spreaders, approx 5 7/8"l; (1) pierced tablespoon/ serving spoon, approx 8 3/8"l; (1) hollow handle master butter knife, with stainless steel blade, approx 6 5/8"l; (1) hollow handle baby knife, with stainless steel blade, approx 5.75"l; housed in a worn fitted flatware box, box: approx 3.5"h, 21.5"l, 12.75"d, 65.90ozt (weighable silver only), 3298.5 grams total (inclusive of all materials, excluding box), 12.75lbs (for shipping purposes only, including box)
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$3,075
Estimate: $3,000 – $5,000
(lot of 70) American sterling silver flatware service, Wallace Silversmiths, in the "Golden Rose Point" pattern, no observed monograms, including: (8) modern hollow handle knives, with stainless steel blades, approx 9.75"l; (8) hollow handle knives, with stainless steel blades, approx 9 1/8"l; (6) forks, approx 7 5/8"l; (3) forks, approx 7"l; (2) individual salad forks, approx 6 3/8"l; (6) cocktail/ seafood forks, approx 5 5/8"l; (8) iced tea spoons, approx 7.5"l; (6) round bowl soup spoons, approx 6"l; (3) teaspoons, approx 5 7/8"l; (5) demitasse spoons, approx 3 7/8"l; (2) spoons, approx 7 1/8"l; (2) tablespoons/ serving spoons, approx 8 3/8"l; (2) pierced serving spoons, approx 8.25"l; (1) solid cold meat serving fork, approx 8"l; (2) hollow handle butter spreaders, with stainless steel blades, approx 6.25"l; (1) hollow handle master butter spreader, with stainless steel blade, approx 6.75"l; (2) hollow handle salad serving spoons, with wood bowl, approx 12"l; (1) hollow handle pie/ cake server, with stainless steel blade, approx 10.75"l; (1) solid pierced bon bon spoon, approx 4.75"l; (1) spoon, approx 6"l; housed in a fitted flatware box, box with triple monogram LSC, box: approx 7.75"h, 18.5"w, 13.5"d, 54.57ozt (weighable silver only), 3485.5 grams total (inclusive of all materials, excluding box), 20lbs total (for shipping purposes only, including box)
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$2,214
Estimate: $1,500 – $3,500
(lot of 19) Collection of mostly sterling serviceware, together with (one) silverplate berry spoon, various American, Continental, and English makers, (one) spoon monogrammed, including: (1) Georgian sterling silver stuffing spoon, William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner, London, date code for 1811, engraved armorial stag to terminal, approx 12"l; (1) Georgian berry spoon, William Eley I and William Fearn, London, date code for 1802, engraved handle, ending in repousse fruited bowl with pinched edge, approx 8.75"l; (1) large Reed and Barton service spoon, "Francis I" pattern, approx 9.25"l; (1) Wood & Hughes table/ service spoons, in the "Byzantine" pattern, approx 8.5"l; (1) pierced service spoon, Unger Brothers, in the "Douvaine" pattern, 8"l; (1) large three-prong service fork, Dominick and Haff, in the "Marie Antoinette" pattern, 9"l; (9) Westmoreland articles in the "George and Martha" pattern, (one) large service spoon, (one) pierced server, (one) ladle, (one) jelly slice, (one) sugar shell, (one) pierced pronged service spoon, (one) service spoon, (one) meat fork, (one) master butter, largest: approx 9"l; (1) Gorham, "Lancaster Rose" service spoon, shell form bowl remnants of a gilt wash, single monogram to terminal, approx 9"l; (1) 800 silver German or Dutch pastry server, figural and pierced motif, approx 8 3/8"l; (1) Deykin & Harrison "Venetian Silver" (silverplate) berry spoon, fruited spoon, with engraved stem, approx 8.5"l; all bearing hallmarks, and makers marks, 45.17ozt (weighable silver only)
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$2,176
Estimate: $1,500 – $2,500
(lot of 33) American sterling silver flatware service, Oneida Heirloom Sterling, in the "Mansion House" pattern, no observed monograms, including: (4) modern hollow handle knives, with stainless steel blades, approx 8 7/8"l; (4) hollow handle butter spreaders, with stainless steel blades, approx 6.25"l; (4) forks, approx 7 1/8"l; (4) individual salad forks, approx 6.5"l; (7) teaspoons, approx 6 1/8"l; (7) round bowl soup spoons, approx 6.5"l; (2) serving spoons/ tablespoons, approx 8.25"l; (1) medium solid cold meat serving fork, approx 8.25"l; housed in a worn fitted flatware box, box lacking one pull, box: approx 6"h, 15.75"w, 11"d, 31.76ozt (weighable silver only), 1423 grams total (inclusive of all materials, excluding box), 9.5lbs total (for shipping purposes only, including box) Provenance: From the inventory of a retired Houston antiques dealer
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$2,091
Estimate: $1,500 – $3,500
(lot of 2) Modernist sterling silver serving platters, Mexico, each marked Mexico sterling 925 underfoot, including: (1) of elongated navette form, marked VA, approx 19"l, 7.75"w; (1) of ovular form, marked MRR, with faint eagle mark, approx 13.25"l, 8 3/8"w; 39.22ozt Note: display stands not included in sale
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$1,722
Estimate: $1,500 – $2,500
(pair) American Arts and Crafts Movement sterling silver sweetmeat dishes, Mauser Manufacturing Company, late 19th c., each having scalloped border with hammered trim, quadruple monogram in basin, marked sterling and numbered 2739 with maker's mark underfoot, approx 11.5"l, 8.5"w, 31.49ozt Provenance: From the inventory of a retired Houston antiques dealer
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$1,408
Estimate: $1,000 – $2,000
(pair) English Victorian silverplate centerpiece compotes, Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield, late 19th c., each having diamond-cut crystal bowl with fan-form scalloped rim, on naturalistic entwined grapevine standard, with applied leaves and grape clusters, on pedestal foot, maker's mark at base, crossed keys and electroplate marks underfoot, approx 21.5"h, 11.5"diam, 21lbs total
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$1,169
Estimate: $1,200 – $1,800
(lot of 3) Continental silver repousse table articles, including: (2) Dutch .833 silver tea service ware, each having shaped cartouche with figural farm scene, depicting a shepherd with his flock, handle with protruding female torso and white spacers, among scrolling foliate motifs, lion passant mark beside "N2" and "FW2" marks underfoot, comprising (one) teapot, denting to body, approx 6.25"h, 9"w, 4.5"d; (one) creamer, approx 4"h, 5.25"w, 3"d; (1) .900 silver handled centerpiece bowl, with raised floral motifs and dual scrolled handles, marked RK 900 underfoot, approx 5.25"h, 12.5"w, 3 7/8"d; 26.79ozt (inclusive of spacers)
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$1,169
Estimate: $200 – $400
Austrian .800 silver serving platter, 20th c., having scalloped border with fluted trim, no observed monograms, hallmarked 800, Republic of Austria standard mark with Vienna assay letter W, partially-obliterated maker's mark AA?, approx 13.25"diam, 24.88ozt Provenance: Dallas, Texas: When the madness of collecting collides with connoisseurship
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$923
Estimate: $400 – $800
(lot of 12) Collection of American and Continental silver tableware, various styles and makers, including: (6) sterling silver items, comprising (one) Rogers miniature urn, (one) Webster tea strainer with bowl, (one) Wallace Silversmiths napkin ring, inscribed personalization "Angela," (one) repousse footed bowl, marked RD with London hallmarks, (one) shell-form footed dish, (one) hammered cup, (3) .835 silver napkin rings, comprising (pair) openwork band with cherubs and foliates, each with varied single monogram, overall denting, (one) inscribed "Muschi," marked WTB with crescent moon and crown reichsmark, denting at one side; (3) .800 silver napkin rings, comprising (pair) with repousse cartouches, inscribed "Jasso" and "Elli" respectively, with crescent moon and crown reichsmark, (one) having openwork scrolling foliates, inscribed "Schurtz," marked WS at interior, largest: approx 5.5"h, 2.5"diam, 19.82ozt
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$861
Estimate: $400 – $800
(lot of 8) Sterling silver salt and pepper shakers, various makers and styles, including: (pair) International Silver Company, in the "Wedgwood" pattern, (1) Martin, Hall and Company, Sheffield, c.1900, (1) G.E. Walton and Company, Birmingham, c.1915, (pair) Gorham, light denting to feet, (pair) weighted shakers, M.F. Hirsch Company, the pair with scattered denting, largest: approx 8"h, 3"diam, 15.67ozt (weighable silver only), 581 grams total (inclusive of all materials)
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$768
Estimate: $300 – $500
Spanish Colonial cob shield-type silver coin, 8 reales, with legible "P" mint mark for Potosi, Bolivia, off center shield with castles and lions and the denomination "8" to the right, the reverse with the Jerusalem cross having lobed ends, not magnetic, drilled hole near one side, maximum width: approx 1.5"w, 27.1 grams Note: The word cob is derived from the Spanish words "cabo de barra" translated as "cut from a bar." A section of a silver bar was cut and then hand trimmed to a specific weight. Finally the piece was stamped into a coin having the Spanish design. Provenance: From the inventory of a retired Houston antiques dealer
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$576
Estimate: $600 – $800
(lot of 9) Russian 84 zolotnik (.875) silver spoons, Teodor Werner and Son, each with double MW monogram over armorial crown at handle, marked 84, with Joseph Sosnkowski, Warsaw assayer mark and maker's mark, including: (6) teaspoons, dated 1874, approx 6 7/8"l; (3) serving spoons/ tablespoons, dated 1873, approx 8.75"l; 14.83ozt Provenance: From the inventory of a retired Houston antiques dealer
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Other CollectiblesPrice realized$448
Estimate: $600 – $800
American liturgical gilt-sterling silver ciborium (Eucharist vessel), International Silver Company, 20th c., having cover with cross-form finial, over tapering bowl and knopped standard, circular base with sentimental inscription "In memory of James F. Flattery, M.D.," hallmarked sterling under lid and underfoot, numbered E807 with maker's mark underfoot, gilt loss and scattered surface wear, approx 8"h, 4.5"diam, 13.61ozt Provenance: from the extensive collection of a long-time contributor of relics, Catholic church goods, and liturgical antiques
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$431
Estimate: $200 – $400
(lot of 3) Russian Soviet Union .875 silver niello teacup holders, each having openwork panels inscribed "Moscow" in Cyrillic script, decorated with architectural facades from the Kremlin complex in Moscow, each marked 875 with maker's mark in Cyrillic script underfoot, approx 3.5"h, 3.75"w, 2 5/8"d, 10.67ozt Provenance: From the inventory of a retired Houston antiques dealer
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Fine China and TablewarePrice realized$369
Estimate: $200 – $400
(pair) German Rococo style silverplate and glass claret jugs, WMF (Wurttembergische Metallwarenfabrik), late 19th/ early 20th c., each having hinged cover with shell-form finial, above scrolled foliate handle, blank cartouches and floral motifs on latticework ground, spiraled colorless glass body, rising on circular foot, maker's mark underfoot, one intact with internal fracture to glass encircling upper rim, approx 15.25"h, 7"w, 4.5"d, 7.5lbs total Provenance: Dallas, Texas: When the madness of collecting collides with connoisseurship
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$277
Estimate: $200 – $400
(lot of 6) American sterling silver teaspoons, Frank W. Smith, in the "Countess" pattern, no observed monograms, approx 5.75"l, 4.72ozt
DAY 3 - SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$861
Estimate: $300 – $600
(lot of 6) Silverplate vessels, various styles and makers, including: (2) foliate repousse urns, (1) fluted urn, (1) centerpiece bowl, with winged swan handles, rising on paw feet, (2) urn-form champagne buckets/ wine coolers, (one) with scattered denting overall, the group overall with light plate loss, largest: approx 11"h, 8.5"diam, 15lbs total
DAY 2- SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Fine China and TablewarePrice realized$738
Estimate: $400 – $800
(lot of 10) Silverplate serving dishes, including: (3) dome-top chafing dishes, (one) marked Pearce and Sons, (one) marked EPNS made in England, (4) oval serving bowls, (2) covered casserole dishes, (one) Wallace Silversmiths, in the "Baroque" pattern, (one) with single monogram W, (1) covered chafing dish, with turned wood handle, largest: approx 9"h, 14"w, 9"d, 36lbs total
DAY 2- SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Silver & VertuPrice realized$677
Estimate: $200 – $400
(lot of 7) American silverplate-framed restaurant menus, Gorham Manufacturing Company, each rectangular frame with scalloped border and fleur-de-lis motifs, encasing "Fitzgerald's" menu, numbered 07280, overall: approx 12.5"h, 5"w, 4.5lbs total
DAY 2- SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Lamps, Lighting & CandlesticksPrice realized$608
Estimate: $300 – $500
(pair) Large English silverplate three-light candelabra, Elkington and Company, convertible to candlesticks, each having turned-form standard with removable flared foliate bobeche, issuing three scrolled arms with conforming bobeches, rising on scalloped base, maker's mark at base, (one) date letter E, (one) date letter F, as candelabra: approx 21.25"h, 19"w, 6"d, as candlesticks: approx 12"h, 6"diam, 14lbs total Provenance: Dallas, Texas: When the madness of collecting collides with connoisseurship
DAY 2- SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Fine China and TablewarePrice realized$584
Estimate: $300 – $600
(lot) Large American silverplate meat platter with dome, assembled, comprising: (1) lobed dome with scrolling foliate handle, chased armorial shield crest, over banner with Latin inscription "Troes Fuimus (We were Trojans)," the reverse side with single monogram "S," marked between handles, approx 13"h, 27.5"w, 18.5"d; (1) tray, Simpson, Hall, Miller, and Company, with cast rocaille scrollwork, maker's mark underfoot, approx 27.75"l, 18.75"w; 16.5lbs total
DAY 2- SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Fine China and TablewarePrice realized$554
Estimate: $200 – $400
(lot of 7) Silverplate serving trays, various styles and makers, including: (one) International Silver Company, in the "Chippendale" pattern, (one) Tudor Plate Oneida Community, in the "Henley" pattern, (one) Webster-Wilcox International Silver Company, largest: approx 2.5"h, 24.5"w, 11.5"d, 19lbs total Note: display stands not included in sale
DAY 2- SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
View lot details →Fine China and TablewarePrice realized$492
Estimate: $300 – $600
(lot of 6) Silverplate and other silver-tone metal table articles, each modeled as a scalloped shell, various styles and makers, including: (3) fluted dishes, (one) marked F. MRR. S., English Silver, (one) marked Bernard Rice's Sons, (one) marked Brandware, stainless steel, Japan, largest: approx 2.5"h, 15.5"w, 13.5"d; (2) triple servers, (one) Walker and Hall, Sheffield, England, maker's mark underfoot, (one) marked T.R. and Co., slightly varied sizes, largest: approx 4.5"h, 10"w, 9.5"d; (1) footed centerpiece, apparently unmarked, overall plate loss, approx 7"h, 20"w, 8"d; 10.5lbs total
DAY 2- SEPTEMBER 2026 | FROM VERSAILLES TO THE SOUTHWEST PREMIER AUCTION EVENT · Sep 2026
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