Featured Gorham Pattern Help

Anyone recognize this one? It's 14" and has the bell symbol for 1900.

 

I'm not 100% sure, but it may be a version of Poppy.

Here's what one of the Poppy hollowware pieces looks like. https://www.replacements.com/silver-gorham-silver-poppy-strl-hlwr-large-flowers-smooth-base/c/231848

 

It's beautiful and your photos are wonderful!

 

I had forgotten that Poppy is a multi-motif pattern. If you look here you will see 4 different handle designs https://www.sterlingflatwarefashions.com/Patterns/Gorham23.html If you check out the details on them, I think you will see more than a passing resemblance to your tray. (And wow! is it gorgeous!)

 

Thank you both so much! Glad to hear there were different versions. I wasn't able to find any holloware like it, so I wasn't sure if it would be a no-no to call it Poppy.

 

It is very pretty, but though not sure what the flowers are, they are not poppies, and while 'Poppy' was a multi-motif flatware, all the designs incorporated poppies (and the flatware pattern was introduced in 1902, while this piece is said to have the 1900 'bell' date mark). Holloware didn't necessarily correspond to a flatware pattern, suspect it's an unnamed floral...

~Cheryl

 

Here is a piece with similar design motifs, some different flowers, also produced in 1900:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Gorham-Ste...ian-Antique-Floral-Serving-Rare-/192850464445




~Cheryl

 

Lovely. And so of its period. Here's Ozma of Oz in 1907.

Debora

 

Is it just me or is that one on eBoo a bargain?

 

Ozma!

 

@sassafras, that platter is DELICIOUS!!!!! GREAT images also!!!!!!

 

Thanks!