19TH C. SPANISH/SPANISH COLONIAL-STYLE SILVER EWER

jarro de pico, pointed spout with classic face, 7”h; 8.25”h to top of pointed handle; 24 troy oz. (748 grams) Ex. the collection of a Connecticut gentleman and his wife who resided in Latin Americ

18/19th Century Possibly Spanish Colonial Rococo style Silver Ink Stand with Glass Inserts. Rubbed hallmark. Measures 6" H, 9-3/4" W. Approx. weight (without glass inserts): 14.28 troy ounces. Estimat

Spanish Colonial style silver clad monstrance, 19th c., a repousse sheet over carved wood, cross form finial and garland over the open exposition window enclosed by beaded detail, the stem and base wi

Spanish Colonial style silver religious santos halo, 19th c., a leafy band surround by rays, arched form with central spike to affix to statue, unmarked, approx 14.25"h, 16.25"w, 460 grams (inclusive

Large Spanish Colonial style religious repousse silver santos halo, 19th c., the arched form emitting rays, over central flower and foliate scrolls, unmarked, 10"h, 14.25"w, 510 grams (inclusive of ap

19th c, footed-form, in the 17th c. manner with classical face to spout, 9"h; 8" handle to spout; 25.5 troy oz. From the extensive collection of a Connecticut gentleman who lived in Latin Am

South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. An exceptional sterling silver Spanish Colonial style crown, hand made by the Andean silversmiths in Bolivia from high content .925 silver (3.5 oz, 99.2 g)

South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. Wonderful silver crown intended for a Santo or Madonna. Exquisitely formed from filigreed .925 silver, a style that was embraced in colonial South America

New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial style, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely santo, hand carved to depict Saint Anthony of Padua with a silver halo and wearing a thin silver chain that was likely placed a

**Originally Listed At $1000** New World, Spanish Colonial style, Mexico, ca. 19th century CE. A solemn, beautiful representation of the Virgin Mary, hand-carved from wood, her face shown downcast and

Spanish Colonial style silvered brass monstrance,19th c., a cross surmounting the repousse silver sheet (on brass) decorated with a surround of cherubim amid cloud scroll, central exposition window se

Late 19th C silver mounted claret jug in a Renaissance style. Probably German marked E. Gersdoerfer. Silver mounts surround a cut glass body decorated with copper wheel engraving.Good condition. Estim

Pair Spanish Colonial Silver Sconces, Possibly Bolivian, 19th Century, In The Mariola Style, Unmarked, With Large Repousse Plaques With Papal Coat Of Arms, Associated Silver Plate Candle Cups On Scrol

A pair of early 19th century candelabra. The plain cast and fabricated sticks in an Adams style have detachable arms, each with two lights and a central finial topped by an acorn. Each pieceengraved w

AN AUSTRIA-HUNGARIAN 19TH CENTURY SILVER EWER, of squashed baluster form, with punched decoration, crested to one side, cast with dragon head handle, raised on stepped circular foot, (9 troy ozs). 16c

South America, probably Bolivia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century. Sterling silver used in various religious ceremonies. Unmarked but guaranteed sterling or higher, the crown is comprised of 4 elab

Early 19th century colonial silver coffee pot. South America. Un-marked but guaranteed to be silver, of at least .800 purity. Engraved "Maria Paredes" on the boddy, paw feet. Approximate measurements:

South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century, CE. One of the finest silver crowns from this region we have had the pleasure of owning or even seeing! Large solid silver resplendor crown - designed to be w

Spanish Colonial, probably Mexico, 19th century CE. Large sterling silver charger with scalloped edges and liberal incised floral decoration. Very substantial piece of silver! Weighs 30 ounces /840 gr

Spanish Colonial, probably Mexico, 19th century CE. Large sterling silver charger with scalloped edges and liberal incised floral decoration. Very substantial piece of silver! Size: weighs 30 ounces/8

Spanish Colonial, South America, probably Peru, ca. late 19th century CE. A lovely ensemble of 3 hammered silver drinking cups. The first 2 present elegant forms, each comprised of a bulbous body with

Mexico, Spanish Colonial, ca. 19th century CE. Delicately crafted in sterling silver, this piece was hand-hammered in repousse. Crowns like this were almost always placed atop a statue in a church. Si

South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. A hammered silver bowl used in Bolivian wedding celebrations, with a beautiful finely-incised pattern of cube-like squares in a register around the rim. On

A late 18th / early 19th century Spanish colonial silver dish, Guatemala circa 1780-1800 Of shaped circular form with a broad edge and a notched rim. The reverse edge engraved with initials J.B. in cu