A LARGE 1940S SILVER TANKARD. Birmingham 1946. 13.2 oz.

A LARGE 1940S SILVER TANKARD. Birmingham 1946. 13.2 oz. 13.5 cm high.

A large nineteenth century Continental silver tankard, total weight: 36.3 troy oz. With hand chased scenes with figures having figural handle and finial. Hallmarks on underside. Ht: 12.5" Wd: 8.5" Dpt

Anglo-Orient Trading Co. (Birmingham) Sterling Silver Cigarette Case, 1946, W 3.25" L 5.5" 6.8t oz | the interior of the case offers a gold wash. Monogrammed 'WKR' to the case. with 'FROM HELEN AND BE

A GEORGE VI SILVER LARGE NOVELTY BISCUIT BOX, by Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham 1937, in the form of a lidded tankard, the pull-off cover with a fleur-de-lis finial, the ground spot-hammered. 17.5cm high

With hinged lid. Stamped to the underside, "Tiffany & Co Makers 15779 Sterling Silver 925-1000 M 2 3/4 Pints", Total approx. weight is 29.35 troy oz (gross). From a Hollis, NY estate. Di

Impressive Georgian Silver Large Tankard by Phillip Rundell, London 13.5''x9.5''. A large silver tankard depicting the judgement of Paris with figural putti riding a swan finial. Gold washed interior.

* A Large Russian Silver Tankard Johan Olsonius for Grachev, Assay of Aleksandr Frans Van Der Vliet, St. Petersburg, 1888 the hipped baluster form body engraved with foliate bands, raised on a stepped

Large Russian Silver Tankard beautiful high relief of horses throughout piece. stamped makers mark on bottom of item. signed and dated Measure: Size 10"H Weight -- 1211 Grams

A large North German silver tankard with cover, circa 1700Silver. On round, domed foot with flared rim. Foot with embossed shell décor. The exterior of the cylindrical body with an engraved frieze of

Large Antique German Silver Coin Mounted Tankard. Hallmarked. Appears to be German in origin. Having a light gilt wash in places. Mounted with five silver / silver tone coins. 1st Germany (Mansfeld-Ar

With COA, 14 Troy Pounds, 1.6 Troy Oz, Carat: 2380, TSI Number: 85A-S924, Tag Number: 1100, Nuestra Senora De Atocha sank in 1622, Ingot recovered in 1985 by Treasure Salvors, With display case, Case

Manufacture from the George II period. Total weight 113.6 oz., 11x15.3x8.6 in.

American Colonial Silver 1L Tankard. Engraved shield with cross. Face on bottom of handle. Hallmark on top rim. Jacob Hurd circa 1730. 2 lbs .8 oz.

"Large African Silver Model Of A Lion David Schaefer On a Bronze Naturalistic Base Attached to Marble Base. David Schaefer (1949-2012) Signed on Base D. Schaefer 1986 1/501000 oz Good modern condition

Moscow, 1883, elaborate arabesque decoration with view of Kremlin on center, steeple finial, gilt interior, assay marks for Vasily Aleksandrovich Petrov, (1883-1893), 30.61 oz. T., 10-1/2 in. Provena

prob. Mexico, 18th c., unmarked; 18.75" by 12.75"; 2.25"h; 56.9 troy oz (1770 grams) This could also could have been used as a bleeding basin.

Reed & Barton, Taunton, Ma., c. 1974, engraved, Original tankard designed by Paul Revere / Limited Edition 1000 Registered No. 902, 8"h; 25.5 troy oz.

Repousse 800 Silver Set Decorated With Floral Motifs And Playing Cupids, Five Pieces And A Tray, Contains Two Pots, Bowl, Creamer, And Tea Caddy. Total Weight 112.4 Oz., (3185 G.) Dimensions Large Pot

Hanau Germany, circa 1900, the natural material sleeve finely carved in high relief depicting a boar hunt, with classically attired huntsmen, boarhounds & two large boars, affixed with a carved handle

marked STERLING/Made by Yvar Peterson oval with open calla lily handles, 32"w (incl. handles) by 20"; 187 troy oz. Ivar joined is father Ole Bent Peters

Total weight 21.6 oz., 7.6x5.7x5.7 in. Each

Guatemala, 1775-80, unmarked, scalloped and beaded edge; elaborate engraved design, the center with tree circled by twelve fret-pierced medallions; 16"diam.; 34.1 troy oz.; 1060 gr. See similar m

A large 17th century German silver-gilt coin tankard Jakob Haase, Danzig (Gdansk Poland) circa 1745 Tall cylindrical form, with hinged shallow-domed cover inset with a German 'Peace of Dresden' Silve

Large set of English silver flatware with shell design, George W. Adams (Chawner and Co.), London, 1852-53, approximately 200.0 troy oz TW, allowing 0.5 oz for each of (36) pieces with non-sterling el