NINETEENTH-CENTURY KUTCH SILVER TEA STRAINER

NINETEENTH-CENTURY KUTCH SILVER HANDLED WALKING STICK Dimensions:104 cm. long

Chinese 19 Century Silver Tea Strainer with repousse Dragons, with an 18 Century Jade Handle; in Antique brocade covered Chinese paper box. Light age related wear and small dent to silver, hairline to

A 19TH CENTURY INDIAN SILVER FILIGREE TEA STRAINER, 17cm long.

Russian (St. Petersburg), late 19th century. A gilt silver tea strainer with polychrome enamel decoration, by Grachev Bros., impressed in bowl with maker, assay and city mark; lg. 6.25 in.

A 19th century American coin silver tea strainer spoon by E. V. Haughwout & Co. Pierced and scalloped bowl. Measures 5-3/8" long, 2.75" wide. Weighs 42.52 grams. Engraving on handle, D. Hammack.

19th Century Hanau German silver tea strainer with Art Nouveau design of figures & flowers. Hallmarked on handle. 6 1/4" long, weighs 2.72 OZT.

American, late 19th-20th century. A sterling silver tea strainer by Wallace in the Louvre pattern, with a gold wash bowl, marked on handle; lg. 5.5 in., silver wt. 1.05ozt (32.5g).

Five-Piece Nineteenth-Century American Sterling Silver "Medallion" Tea Set, 1862, by William Gale & Son, New York, New York, in the Neo-Grec taste, comprising a coffeepot, h. 11-1/2", a teapot, h. 10

Eastern Europe, Russia, St. Petersburg, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely gilt silver tea strainer boasting a brilliant surface decorated with snowy white and sky blue enamel. The charm

Early 20th Century Russian Cloisonne Enamel Silver Gilt Tea Strainer. Unsigned, illegible Russian silver standard. Measures 6-1/2" L, 2-1/4" W. Approx. weight: 81.44 grams. Condition: Very good condit

This is a wonderful 19th Century German Hanau Silver Ship Shaped Tea Strainer. It is hallmarked with a N in a Shield for Neresheimer & Sohne, circa 1900. This Tea Strainer has wonderful detail of a ma

19th / early 20th century Swedish silver. Comprised of a tea strainer ladle with gold washed and pierced bowl, 8" long. Date hallmark C7 for 1905. Together with two tablespoons, 7" long. Date hallmark

Lot 228 Chinese Silver Basket and Tray with Tea Strainer (19th Century to 20th Century) Chinese Silver Basket and Tray with Tea Strainer, tray and basket stamped with LW mark and Luen Wo, Shanghai, s

A late nineteenth century American Gorham sterling silver three piece tea service, total weight: 14.26 troy oz. To include: A tea pot: 8" A sugar and creamer: 2.25" All are monogrammed

19th Century silver plated on copper teapot, plated tea strainer and a rectangular plated engraved cigar case

Forty-seven (47) assorted pieces of silver, including 18th and 19th century French .950 and .800 Silver Flatware, Christofle tea strainer, and twelve (12) place cardholders. 1st grouping: Thirty (30)

Swiss 800 silver tea strainer. 2nd Quarter 20th Century. Repousse foliate scrolls and swirls throughout with gilt interior. Swiss 800 mark to the underside. Weight Approx., 5.95 ozt Measures Approx.,

Swiss 800 silver tea strainer. 2nd Quarter 20th Century. Repousse foliate scrolls and swirls throughout with gilt interior. Swiss 800 mark to the underside. Weight Approx., 5.95 ozt Measures Approx.,

An Indian Kutch Silver Tea Caddy 19th century, an Indian Kutch silver box and cover or tea caddy, repousse embossed and chased with exotic animals like elephants, lion, and oxen with a foliate scroll

Jacobi & Jennings sterling silver tea strainer. American, late 19th or early 20th century. With floral detail to rim of strainer and beaded oval on end of handle. Length 5 7/8". 1.715 troy ounces. Pro

Kirk "Repousse" Sterling Silver Tea Strainer, 7 3/4" long, late 19th century, all original, no monogram, 77 grams, excellent....Samuel Kirk apprenticed as a silversmith in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,

1) French silver tea strainer with gimbal-mounted catch-bowl and turned wood handle, early 20th century, 2) Continental silver toddy ladle incorporating a silver 6-pence coin of George II, with twiste

early 20th Century, the pierced border decorated with bats. 11.5cm across handle, 1 troy ounce

late 19th/early 20th century, 1.85 ozt.