A GROUP OF FRENCH AND AMERICAN SILVER TABLE WARES

A GROUP OF FRENCH AND AMERICAN SILVER TABLE WARES
THE FRENCH MARK OF PAUL CANAUX & CIE., THE AMERICAN MARKS OF GORHAM AND LEBOLT, FIRST HALF 20TH CENTURY
The French comprising a two-handled sugar bowl and cover and a cream jug with wood handle, marked '950'; the American comprising a Lebolt two handled rectangular tray repousse with garlands and two monogrammed cartouches, marked 'Sterling'; and a pair of Gorham shell-form dishes on three ball feet, initialed, marked 'Sterling'
12 ½ in. (31.8 cm.) long, the tray; 31 oz. approximate gross weight