Three American Sterling Mint Julep Cups

an assembled group comprising eight with mark of M. Fred Hirsch Co. and two with mark of Chicago Silver Company; each marked "Sterling"; approximately 1,425 grams total; not monogrammed;

each marked "Official Kentucky Derby Mint Julep Cup / Sterling / BWK" to underside, each engraved to body "1969 Majestic Prince"; appoximately 1070 grams total 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. (10.8 x 8.3 cm.) Prove

International Silver Company, Meriden, Connecticut; each monogrammed "M-R S"; approximately 469 grams total; 4 inches high

Set of 4 sterling silver mint julep cups. Made by Frank W. Smith in Gardner, Mass. Each: Straight and tapering sides and reeded rim and foot. Fully marked including maker’s stamp and no. 3759. O

DESCRIPTION: Set of eight mint julep cups with decorative bands around lip and base. Stamped at the underside "International Sterling P699" Total weight: 984 grams CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: US

American, 20th century. Group of five sterling silver tumblers with monograms and inscriptions. Marked to underside with sterling and maker's marks including International, Web, and Fisher. One Web is

Three Sterling Silver Mint Julep Cups by S. Kirk & Son 20th century, each in pattern number 277, with various monograms. 3 7/8 x 3 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. 12.20 total troy oz. The Collection of Patricia Sharp

With bead decoration, 4"h, together with three sterling silver mint julep cups. Total weight appx. 26 t.o.

Three sterling silver mint julep cups. Two Benjamin Trees (one with two dents to side, bottom rim) and one Dolfinger's Inc Louisville KY (some small dents to side). 3 5/8" tall, 14.4 OZT (450 grams).

A set of six American sterling silver mint julep cups by S. Kirk & Son. Pattern number 277. Tapering shaped cups, measuring 3.75" high, 3-1/8" diameter at the mouth. Each monogrammed with initials and

Three (3) sterling silver mint julep cups or beakers, including one (1) Gorham cup with reeded rim and footring; one (1) Poole cup with molded rim and stepped footring; and one (1) Reed and Barton cup

American, 20th century. Sterling silver mint julep cups by S. KIrk and Son and Web. Appropriately marked. Approx. h. 3.5", approx. 7.3ozt

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising a porringer by Wallace Silversmiths of Wallingford, CT, a Newport mint julep cup by Newport Sterling of Gorham with "GARRETT" engraved to si

A SET OF TWENTY-ONE ALVIN MFG CO STERLING SILVER MINT JULEP CUPS, MARKED, AMERICAN, 1950s, each of tapering circular form with reeded top and base rims, verso stamped "ALVIN / STERLING / S251," total

20th Century, American, Each Marked Sterling For Poole 58 Underside, Each Height 4 Inches, Total Weight 555 Grams.

One set of Four by Newport Silver and the other set of three by Manchester Silver. The two sets are a very near match, five are monogrammed with single P for Patrick and two are monogrammed otherwise.

Sterling Silver Cup Assortment Three items including mint julep cup by Manchester, cup by W.A. Bolin and lama double handled cup; most marked 'sterling' or having sterling silver purity mark Condition

Small sterling silver mint julep style jigger/ cup, Benjamin Trees (American, d.1965), Lexington, Kentucky, reeded rim and foot, two small dents to body, approx 1 7/8"h, 2"diam, 1.65ozt **Provenance:

An American Silver Hand-Hammered Flask and Six Mint Julep Cups 20TH CENTURY the monogramed flask by R. Blackinton & Co., North Attleboro, MA; two julep cups by Poole & Co., Taunton, MA; three cups wit

including: julep cup, three similar jiggers, one-ounce cocktail measuring cup, and four baby cups; 13.70 ozt. t.w.

Twentieth century. Three Kirk bread and butter plates, 6"d. Bowl with monogram, 1.75"h. 7"d. Plate with reticulated border, engraved, 9"d. Premier julep cup, engraved, 3.25"h. Fisher porringer, 1.75"h

19th-20th century The cups and salt cellars stamped for sterling, all other pieces unmarked Comprising three julep cups, four christening cups, a bowl stand, and two salt cellars with glass linings, 1

one Kentucky mint julep with tapering sides and beaded border, marks for Hudson & Dolfinger (Louisville, working 1853-1856); two mint juleps with tapering sides and beaded border, marks for E. Jaccard

Six sterling mint julep cups. Mark J. Scearce, Shelbyville. H 3-3/4" top Dia 3-1/16". Total weight: 28.055 ozt. CONDITION: minor dents. We do not accept credit card payment for JEWELRY, CARPETS, COINS