Six Silver Miniature Bonbon Baskets, Bonebakker, Amsterdam, circa 1928

Dutch Small Silver Bonbon Basket by C. Hooikaas, 1923 Small silver basket by C. Hooikaas A boat shaped basket openwork silver. The silver with hand-sawn vertical bars and arches The...

Dutch small Silver bonbon basket by Bonebakker & Zoon, 1912, Amsterdam Small silver basket by Bonebakker & Zoon Small basket openwork in Neo E...

2 Very Small Dutch Silver Bonbon Baskets by H. Schriek, Schoonhoven, 1971 2 very small Dutch silver bonbon baskets A tight boat-shaped small bas...

Dutch silver small bonbon basket, by Gerardus Schoorl, 1914 A Dutch silver bonbon basket, made by Gerardus Schoorl, Zaandijk/ Amsterdam / Haarlem, worked during 1875- 1914 Th...

Bowls are stamped and measured below- : All in very good condition. Wallace sterling bowl - sterling 156 - 6in diameter x1.5 depth Towle sterling - 6 in diameter x 1.5 depth Sterl...

A set of six sterling solid silver Dutch bon bon dishes/bowls. Circa 1970. Stamped '925 Sterling' with the lion passant, along with the Dutch 925 fineness mark and maker's mark, poss...

Description: Set of six silver washbasins with relief on the edges and gilded interior. Metal: Silver. Origin: Portuguese. Mark: standing eagle. Weight: 980.68 grams. Dimensions: 12....

Rare large set of stainless steel Bread Baskets from the "Ceselleria Alessi" collection A reinterpretation of the classic silver tableware in stainless steel launched in the 1960's History Ettore Alessi The company gradually abandoned the use of soft metals in the '50s, replacing them with stainless steel, transforming production from artisan to industrial. A sign of change with a new name: ALFRA (ALessi FRAtelli). During these years, the company specialised in the production of objects for professional use (for hotels, restaurants, bars, etc.). Carlo Alessi, the founder’s eldest son, took over from his father at the company helm. His brother Ettore, who had joined the company in 1945, became head of the Engineering Department, consolidating its design identity: it was at this time that certain “industrial types” of product like baskets and fruit bowls made of steel wire were created. Led by him, ALFRA also began working in partnership with independent designers. Ceselleria Alessi In the 1960s, a range of products for home use was designed. The "Ceselleria Alessi" collection reinterpreted the style of traditional silverware, which was very much in line with the trend of the time and quickly became a bestseller. The high-quality workmanship of the new polished and satin-finished steel products...