Ludwig Heck, Lancaster Silver Cream Pitcher

DESCRIPTION: Coin silver helmet-shaped cream pitcher. Marked "LH" to bottom for Ludwig Heck of Lancaster, PA. Mid 18th century. Classical urn form with tall lyre form thread mold handle. Monogrammed.

Together with a Tiffany & Co Makers napkin ring, and beaker stamped "Reproduction Original by Ludwig Heck Lancaster, About 1780," total weight approx. 13 T.O. Shell dishes 5-1/4"l

Sterling beakers, reproductions of original design by Ludwig Heck Lancaster (ca. 1760), New York, 1930 Manufacturer and sterling silver marks 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" dia.,10.97 OT (weighable) Provenance avail

Engraved on side ACE CUE CLUB/CHAPTER MEMBER/WARD B. RULON, marked on base Tiffany & Co./Sterling Silver/Makers/20634/M/* over Reproduction/Original By/Ludwig Heck/Lancaster/About 1760, 2 3/8" diamete

Tiffany & Co 1920's Sterling Silver Ludwig Heck Racing Cup. This heavy tumbler is an homage by Tiffany to the 1780 original by Ludwig Heck of Lancaster, PA. Weighs 4 standard ounces. Fully hallmarked

Russian enamel and gilt silver cream pitcher, profusely decorated with shades of blue, yellow, and red. Marked along the handle and along the underside. Maker's mark CK, Moscow city mark, along with s

Joseph Richardson, Jr., Philadelphia, c. 1780 marked on base twice, I R helmet-form with beaded edge, raised handle on square base. 5.5"h; 5 troy oz. F

New Orleans Coin Silver Cream Pitcher, ret. Henry Peat Buckley (1822-1903), act. New Orleans, 1842-1903, 1853 successor to Young & Co., marked "H.P. BUCKLEY" in rectangle over "NEW ORLEANS" in rectang

Stieff Repoussé Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher1922 date mark, pattern number 800, profusely decorated in floral repoussé decoration on a stippled ground, obverse with script monogram to shaped ca

An English silver cream pitcher having a highly-detailed repoussé body with birds and branch. Hallmarked on base "CW", possibly for Charles Wright with 1775 date mark. 4-1/4in tall x 4-1/2in wide.

with sparrow's beak, mark of William Hollingshead, Philadelphia, second half-18th century, 4 in. H. over handle, 4.45 ozt.

5 1/4 x 5 in.

John Sayre, New York (American,1771-1852) active 1796-1818, coin silver creamer / cream pitcher, monogrammed, maker's mark: "I.Sayre," circa 1800. 7.75" H x 4.5" W (over handle to spout) x 3" D. Appro

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver cream pitcher and sugar bowl, maker's marks underside: "Tiffany & Co. Makers Sterling Silver 925-1000." Cream pitcher: 5" H. Approx: 16.55 ozt.

Hayden & Gregg coin silver cream pitcher, 19th c., American, maker's marks to underside, 5.5"h x 6"w, approx. 9.5ozt.

South Carolina coin silver cream jug stamped J.E. SPEAR & CO (incuse) for John Emmons Spear, working Charleston, 1817-1871; thick bodied and heavy pear shaped form with C scroll handle, repousse flora

together with an Aesthetic style hammered sterling covered sugar bowl, 15.45 ozt t.w.

John Aitken American possibly Philadelphia, coin silver cream pitcher / creamer, maker's mark: "I Aitken." 5.25" H x 6.5" W (over handle to spout) x 3.5" D. Approx: 7.96 ozt.

An American coin silver cream pitcher with a strap handle and lobed body. Stamped signature and monogrammed "AM". 6in tall x 5-1/2in wide. 6.4 troy ounces. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curb

A Gorham Coin Silver Cream Pitcher, Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1848-1865Marks: (lion-

George III Hester Bateman Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher. London, 1788 Tulip shaped on round stepped base, crimped rim, and large ear handle. Signed with hallmarks at the rim. 85 gr. H. 5 1/2 in. Sothe

An American Silver Cream Pitcher Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, RI Chantilly Grand pattern, the body with an engraved monogram. marked 'Sterling' on underside 11 ozt 4 dwts Height 6 inches.

1) German silver double handle open sugar bowl, B. Neresheimer & Son, Hanau, 19th c., 2) German figural handled cream pitcher, J.D. Schleissner & Son, Hanau, 19th c., 3) German repousse silver animal

silver cream pitcher and covered sugar bowl, unidentified maker (initials ATN surrounding crossed hammers within a shield) marked 0,900, no monograms, 22.50 ozt.