Three Silver Objects of Interest

Coffeepot cm 26,50 x 24,00 Sugar bowl cm 18,00 x 23,00 / 13,00 x 16,00 Weight g 1910,00

Weight kg 1,56 

THREE SILVER OBJECTS CIRCA 19TH CENTURY. Comprising a Swiss sterling cased travel clock, a charming sterling drum form coin bank, the sides engraved with marching toy soldiers one carrying an American

Group of three silver objects. Includes one lidded box with engraved scrolling decoration; one Mexican sterling letter opener with figural decoration marked "Stanhope, Mexico 1959;" and one

Three silver decorative objects including a pair of fancy repousse silver over copper fancy compotes profusely decorated with cupids, garlands, grapes and sea shells, late 19th century - losses to sil

First quarter 20th century Each stamped: Sterling; further stamped with various maker's marks Comprising a leaf and strawberry-motif tray with maker's mark [-W-] (1.5" H x 10.75" L x 8.75" W); a Walla

A sterling bottle holder, sterling server with wood handle and a Persian silver tray with handle. Property of a Long Island Estate

A matching sterling silver sugar bowl and creamer by Arrowsmith, and one sterling silver basket by Cartier. 10 ozt.

A grouping of three Indian or Tibetan repousse silver objects including a ritual shanka shell (7.5"L) and two covered boxes ( largest one 4"H x 4.5" in diameter). Weight: 454g or16 Oz.

(3) sterling sugar spoons with bright enamel bowl backs, pair of sterling and blue enamel sunburst cufflinks, sterling and enamel Norne polar bear pin, vermeil lined enamel trinket box, & a sterling a

Group of three Judaica sterling silver objects, including one pendant marked "Sterling," one mezuzah marked "Made in Israel," and one mezuzah marked "1123." Largest: 2.75" L. Weight: 1.27 ozt inclusiv

19th century. with fine detail and intricate form. each with hallmarks of the late 19th century. largest: H11 3/4"

Three Silver or White Metal Objects This group comprises a miniature enameled silver model of peony blossoms in a planter which is constructed out of a white archer's ring, a silver necklace and conjo

Each with 84 zolotniki mark denoting .875 silver; the first: 1839, with rubbed assayer's and maker's marks; the second: 1877, assayer's mark of Viktor Vasilyevich Savinsky and maker's mark: BC within

Three Chinese Enameled on Silver Scholar's Objects Late 19th-20th Century Height of tallest 4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Group of seven silver and sterling silver Indian objects including: three surai aftaba water pitchers, two surahi water flasks, and one incense burner with a peacock finial; all marked sterling silver

* A Group of Four Middle Eastern Silver Filigree Objects comprising three spice towers and a cigarette case. apparently unmarked 10 ozt Width of cigarette case 4 1/4 inches. Estimate $ 200-300 Propert

Group of sterling silver objects including ten teaspoons, three serving utensils, one bowl, one plate, two handled cups, and one napkin ring. Includes pieces by Gorham and Reed & Barton.Flatware; Leng

* A Group of Three Silver Souvenir Spoons Various Makers of "American" interest. each marked 1 ozt 2 dwts Length of longest 4 3/8 inches. Estimate $20-30 Property from the Collection of James Lee Soff

Sri Lanka, ca. 19th century. Consisting of a bamboo pipe with brass bowl, three silver alloy examples, and a finely-turned wooden fly whisk handle. MEASUREMENTS Length: 10 3/4 inches / 17.3 cm SHIPPIN

The two miniature canteens with turquoise are offered with a small bell. There are no markings on any of the three pieces. Measures from 3.5 to 3.75 inches with a total weight of 5.82 ozt. Provenance:

19th century. consisting of small box, three spoons and a belt buckle.

A collection of silver objects and figures various makers and dates Comprising three unmarked, tested sterling boars; small coin silver bowl with illegible hallmarks and "GERMANY" marked to underside;

A group of three silver marrow scoops / spoons, two of New York historical interest, William Garret Forbes (1751-1840), George W. Welsh (active c. 1850s), New York, NY, and maker "JM," late 18th to mi