Two 19th Century American Silver Julep Cups Incl Krider

Two 19th Century American Silver Julep Cups, Krider and Warner. Warner cup with monogram. One with 'JOHN B. AKIN / DANVILLE KY. / STANDARD / *PLK*' to the underside, the other with 'A.E. WARNER / 11'.

Three American Coin Silver Julep Cups Missouri, 19th Century comprising two examples by Baldwin, St. Joseph, MO and an example by J. Valiant, Palmyra, MO. each marked 'Coin' on underside 11 ozt 1 dwt

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

Assembled set of six 19th century American Coin Silver Mint Julep Cups including five (5) with incuse mark KINSEY to undersides, each of round tapered form with reeded and molded lip and foot, combine

A lot of three antique late 19th-century American cups of simplistic forms. Minimalist design. One of the items has engraved initials EWC on the front, hallmark C. Farley on the bottom. Hallmark WG an

Coin Silver Julep Cup American (Lexington, KY), 19th century. A coin silver julep cup with flared lip and applied rim over a banded foot, marked E.C. Garner for Eli C. Garner (w. 1838-1842). Garner wa

Three American Coin Silver Julep Cups Cincinnati, OH, 19th Century comprising an example by R. Best & Co. with an applied star banded rim, the body with an engraved plough motif and the inscription 'A

Two 19th Century Coin Silver Cups Including E. & D. Kinsey. (1) E. & D. Kinsey Kentucky coin silver decagon tapered sides cup with handle. Marked, "E. & D. Kinsey." Edward Kinsey operated in Newport,

A Kentucky silver julep cupby Peter Krider; retailed by William Kendrick, Louisvillemid 19th centuryMonogram: CMS.height 3 5/8in (9cm); diameter 3 1/4in (8cm); weight approximately 4.5oz troy

Mid-19th century coin silver mint julep cup by Thomas R.J. Ayres (1805-1878), Danville, Kentucky and Keokuk Iowa, signed on the base, two engraved script monograms, measures 3.25 inches, weighs 5.2 oz

Two American Silver Commemorative Julep Cups 20th Century comprising an official 1952 Kentucky Derby cup, marked Sterling on underside and for Brown, Waterhouse and Kaiser of Louisville, and a 1978 Go

Four American Coin Silver Drinking Articles Jaccard & Co, St. Louis, MO, 19th Century comprising three julep cups and a mug. each marked 'Coin' on underside 15 ozt 10 dwt Height of tallest 3 5/8 inche

Mid to late 19th century, New York. The largest cup by Ball Black and Co and marked E & G as well having been very nicely chased and decorated throughout with a dedication and date of 1856 at center a

Last quarter 19th C., the first marked "Tiffany Sterling" engraved "To Edna R. Van Vliet", the second with hallmark for Gorham and stamped "sterling", engraved with the initials "E.C." Heights from 3-

Three American Coin Silver Wares Including Two Military Presentation Cups Mid 19th Century includes a presentation cup marked for Harris & Standwood of Boston, with ship engraving and inscription read

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

An unmarked child's cup with a molded foot and gadrooning and a creamer marked for William Gale and Son, both from the mid 19th century. Dimensions: The creamer is 5" x 3 1/4" and 3 1/2" tall, the cup

(2) small antique silver objects, 19th c., incl. miniature American cream jug, unmarked, and stem cup with vermeil interior, touch marks on base edge, not tested, approx. 3.58 ozt., larger: 3.75"h

A large three handled sterling silver vase or tyg, by the Frank Smith Silver Co., late 19th C. Each handle terminating in a raised floral design. The pierced step foot also decorated in highly detaile

Two American Coin Silver Julep Cups, Washington, D.C. Makersthe first with mark of Samuel Lewis (active 1840-1880), engraved "Ella W. Birnie" (Ella Wadsworth Birnie, 1858-1927) (3 1/4 in.) (slightly o

TWO 19TH CENTURY SILVER VESSELS. George IV bun form tea pot, made London 1827-8, by "JA," probably John Angell; and footed baluster form cup with scroll handle and bright-cut monogram (no punch marks

Group of (3) 19th century American coin silver cups including (2) beakers with molded lip, monogrammed to body, "LGS" and stamped to underside, "Marquand & Co. New York" (mark used 1834-1839). 3.125"H

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.

Jones, Shreve, Brown & Co. (Boston) fully marked to base including "coin", minor dents. H: approx. 4".Dia: approx. 3 1/4".Wieght: approx. 5.30 ozt.