Sterling Silver Overlay Glass Pitcher 18th Century

Sterling Silver Overlay Glass Pitcher 18th Century, late 18th century, fine, damage to glass on bottom, 7\" tall

Sterling Silver Overlay Glass Bottle and Stopper, 18th century, fine, damage to glass

GORHAM STERLING SILVER OVERLAY GLASS PITCHER Art Nouveau Gorham glass with sterling silver overlay pitcher, circa early 20th century. Marked along the bottom. Size: 7.25"

STERLING SILVER OVERLAY GLASS PITCHER, C 1930, H 7.25" L 6.5" Floral and leaf design.

Title: Rare Sterling Silver Overlay Glass Pitcher Ewer Matthews Newark Antique 1910 Description:Rare Sterling Silver Overlay Glass Pitcher Ewer Matthews Newark Antique 1910 Hallmarks or Signature:

Sterling silver overlay glass pitcher. Floral motif with etched monogram. Surface wear consistent with exposure, cracks observed. Marked sterling along base. Measures approx. 4 3/8 x 9 inches. Piece h

Including sterling silver overlay glass pitcher, approx. 8" H; Bohemian twist and etched glass goblet, approx. 11 1/2" H; and Bohemian glass bowl.

Vintage, possibly antique sterling silver overlay and etched glass pitcher. Art nouveau style floral motif. Tests for sterling using PuriTEST test kit. Surface wear including crack observed. Measures

19TH C. GORHAM STERLING SILVER OVERLAY & GLASS FLASK 19th century Gorham sterling silver overlay and glass Art Nouveau flask. Featuring the goddess Venus and an undulating acanthus pattern.

Group of 7 items. 1 etched glass pitcher with floral motif and sterling silver overlay, marked sterling on silver. 6 etched glass drinking glasses with floral motif and sterling silver overlay, marked

A PAIR OF MEXICAN STERLING SILVER OVERLAY GLASS BOTTLES 20th century Haig's pinched glass with pierced and repoussé abstract floral designed silver overlay; height 8 1/4in (21cm).

A Sterling Silver Overlay Pitcher. Emerald green glass pitcher with art nouveau style sterling silver decoration. Together with a sterling silver overlay double handled emerald green glass bottle (hei

25 pcs STERLING SILVER OVERLAY PITCHER (6") W/ GLASSES (5" AMD 3").

Loetz "Phaenomen sterling silver overlay art glass vase. Early 20th century. Art Nouveau style design in silver overlay. Marked "sterling" near base. 4.5in high.

American, 20th century silver overlay glass pitcher with silvered handle (11 1/2" H x 7 1/4" W x 5 1/4" L); and a pressed glass compote on footed stand with star pattern (7 1/2" H x 7 1/4" diameter).

Victorian Cranberry glass pitcher, having sterling silver overlay in grape vine pattern, monogrammed shield at center, clear handle, rising on circular foot, 11"h, 2.5lbs **Provenance: The private col

Continental silver overlay and cut glass Chinosiorie ewer pitcher, 19th Century. The finial of the lid depicts a Chinese man with hand chased cherubs around the top rim along with floral accents. Cut

Six Silver Overlay or Mounted Glass Vessels An Alvin cranberry glass pitcher with sterling silver overlay {height 9 1/4 inches}, a clear glass silver overlay vase {height 10 3/8 inches}, a R. Wallace

Sterling silver overlay on green glass by Gorham. Early 20th century, in over all good condition consistent with age. Shows a couple of fleabites on handle and some very small dimples on the silver. P

first half-20th century, glass flask with sterling silver overlay decorated with grapes and leaves, 5 3/4 in. L.

Tumble-Up - 9" - Clear Glass Pitcher with Elaborate Sterling Silver Overlay - Pattern Matched Tumbler with Sterling Overlay - Polished Pontil On Pitcher - Unknown Maker

Lot consists of a sterling silver pitcher attributed to Thomas Cook & Richard Gurney, 1740. One of the hallmarks is worn and only partial initials are visible but upon researching it the only company

DESCRIPTION: A set of (6) glass cups garnished along the exterior with sterling silver overlay depicting lattice and floral patterns. Stickered along the underside "925 Caratino". CIRCA: 20th Century

GORHAM STERLING SILVER OVERLAY GLASS LIDDED DECANTER Art Nouveau Gorham glass with sterling silver overlay lidded decanter. Stopper initialed "E", circa early 20th century. Marked along bottom. Size: