Sterling

Vintage silverplate sugar bowl. Incised mark on bottom looks like 'Kummelbucherof', or could be 'Kammelbucherof'. The 'u' or 'a' has 2 dots over it. No other markings on it. I believe this item is 'soldiered silver'; it is a very thick and heavy piece. The rim of bowl is slightly irregular which makes it hard to get the lid off and it has some wear/age in and out of bowl. But, that is part of its charm and is likely an antique once used in a hotel, train or ship. It stands 4.25 tall x 5.25 wide not counting handles. I have it shown next to a soldiered silver creamer that it could work well with that even though they are from different makers and the creamer has small band with a pattern on it. 4/13est#

This is a sterling silver spoon set manufactured by the Franklin Mint. I believe it was manufactured in 1972. The pattern is called 12 Days of Christmas, and as the name denotes, there are 12 spoons, one for each day of Christmas, as stated in the song of the same name. All but one of the spoons are in excellent, used condition. One of them has a spot in the bowl of the spoon. I made sure to take a picture for you to see. Each spoon contains 29.5 grams of sterling silver, which is 354 grams, total weight. That is equal to 11.42 ounces. If you multiply that by 0.925 (purity of sterling) you get 10.85 ounces of pure silver. At today's prices (S30 per ounce), it is worth $316.80 in just melt value. I am attaching pictures. If you have questions, please e-mail. Thanks. Lurleen

4 leag clover, signed sterling on red ribbon

Victorian Rockford Silverplate Co. cracker jar. c:1882-1925. This antique quadruple plate jar is about 6.5 tall up to lid finial. It has incised mark on bottom, see picture. The company was located in Illinois. The jar has some dents; there is one that is pretty noticeable if looking at it from a side angle; otherwise, it displays fine from the front side. The finial is also slightly off center as well. Despite the aging flaws, this jar is a very unique antique if you collect antique biscuit or cracker jars! 12/12scsr

U.S. Mint Bicentennial collection of pewter medals commemorating the Battles of the American Revolution. The collection includes a reprint of a richly illustrated booklet entitled Medals Commemorating Battles of the American Revolution, authored by Vladimir and Elvira Clain-Stefanelli of the National Museum of History and Technology, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., dated 1973. The pewter reproductions measure 1-1/2 in diameter. The medals and the booklet are encased in a paperbound box that serves as a protective bookshelf case or a tabletop display case. Like new. A perfect gift for the history afficianado.

Exceptional Franklin Mint solid fine sterling silver Ingot set commemorating the 200th anniversary of the American Revolution, commissioned by the Bicentennial Council of the Thirteen Original States in 1974. This is a complete set of 70 ingots, each measuring 2.375 x 1.5 . Each ingot depicts events that occurred during the American Revolution and each ingot was issued on the 200th aniversary of those events. The ingots are accompanied by envelopes that are postmarked from the 13 original states, as well as from cities in England, France and Canada. U.S. and correlating stamps complete the presentation. There are five ingots per page, all encased with their stamped envelopes in heavy protective plastic. The pages are bound in a stately blue album that is embossed on the front and side. Original paperwork is included, as is a 1974 press release announcing the series. The entire set, which originally sold for $1365, weighs 134.2 oz. This same set is currently selling on the Franklin Mint website for $6078. Payment for this fine set must be made in the form of a bank teller's check only. U.S. sales only.

Elegant Gorham butter dish. Marked on back: Gorham Heritage, then it look like an E anchor symbol P, Y H 1 8. It is in good condition; not sure of its age. Estate sale find. I assume it is silver plate; it could use a good polishing, but is not bad. It is much shinier and brighter than the pics show because it was dark out when I took the pics. 7/12estcs

This is a lovely little sterling silver English hallmarked snuff box or pill box. The marks are for Birmingham 1898 and the manufacturer A&LLR whom I can't identify. The lid and bottom have matching hallmarks. The box has a beautiful repousse art nouveau type design on the top. It is oval in shape and measures 1.5 inches long by 1 inch wide by .5 inch high. It is in very good condition with a tight hinge and secure closure. It could use a bit more cleaning! Lovely!

This is a sterling salt and pepper set. It is either made by Empire, or that may be the pattern name. I am not sure. This set is in excellent, used condition. This is a WEIGHTED set. I want to make sure that everyone understands this. There is also a glass container inside the sterling to hold the salt and pepper. The TOTAL weight of the two shakers is 115.4 grams. This includes the sand and glass they contain. If you have additional questions, please e-mail me. Thanks. Lurleen I am reducing this item from $89.95 to $79.95.

Vintage silverplate footed butter dish or crumb catcher. Not sure precisely what this was made for, but it could be used for either of the above. Marked: Made in England. Not marked silverplate, but that is what is looks like to me. Has some age/wear showing, but still charming and looks nice on the buffet! It is 7 long x 2.5 tall. 12/11scrs

This is an absolutely fabulous salad bowl or console bowl in brilliant cut lead crystal made by the Gorham Silver Company of USA with a hallmarked sterling silver beaded rim. The bowl measures 9 inches in diamteter by 4 inches high and is fabulous! The hallmarks are the Gorham marks of G lion anchor S2806 followed by the trident. The bowl was cut by Hoare Crystal and Glass Co, USA in 1897 and is pictured on page 115 of the book American Cut and Engraved Glass of the Brilliant Period by Martha Louise Swan. The cut pattern is described as Subdued and dignified in a tailored style reminiscent of Dorflinger's Mitre and Silver Diamond pattern. It is in very good +++ condition with a normal wear pattern on the bottom and a few TINY facet chips. A beautiful piece and elegant example of Brilliant period cut glass.

Very striking vintage bowl. Incised mark: 'Silver on Copper' on bottom. No mfg. marks. Nice condition. Age est: 1900-1930's. It is 10.75 wide x 3.25 tall. Great silverplate bowl to use for formal dinner parties or at the holidays! 11/11brcs

Size: 6-inches length Condition: vintage, used, original condition, wear or roughness to tip of handle, are monogrammed (hard to read) Comments: Joseph Draper (about 1801-1865) Was first working in Wilmington Delaware until 1832, then worked/ lived in Cincinnati Ohio 1832-1865 - I'd guess the age of these spoon as made circa 1850's. He is found in the 1850 census in Cincinnati Ohio, age 47, b. England - listed as deals in jewelry .

This is a pair of antique sterling silver sugar tongs with English hallmarks, with spoon ends and a pretty classic Georgian or classical shape to the sides. The sugar tongs are hallmarked for Sheffield, England 1910, manufacturer C.W.F. and are 4.25 inches long. There is a script monogram W on the bow. The sugar tongs are in excellent condition and an elegant tea table addition.

perfect condition with the original paper label on the base. stamped X569

This is a nice solid sterling table spoon with nice hand engraved pattern on it. It also has the intial MG engraved on it. The spoon is 7 long and weight is about 1 ounce. We have more than one, price is per each. Both are in the same condition, very little wear, only minor scratches to report, no damage. The back of the handle is marked, STERLING and has one maker's logo, which we are not familier with, and is very unusual, sort of abstract design logo. A nice sturdy spoon!

hand chased with six panels of various flowers, stamped sterling, Gorham mark, #3330 & date mark for 1892 [obscured]

fancy hand engraved monogram, RLFS, heavy gage, weighted base, small dent in base but unnoticable from side

Arkansas Souvenir Spoon--This Sterling silver spoon has a donkey and flower on the handle and Hot Springs on the bowl--Measures 3 1/2 inches long--The company was in business from 1881-1962--Very good condition--Marked Sterling and a man setting down--by H.H. Tannen Curio Co

Manchester Open Pierce Preserve / Sugar Spoon--This spoon is sterling silver and the handle is open and bowl is like a scoop--From 1951 and is 5 1/2 inches long--Marked with a cross on a heart and sterling--by Manchester Silver Co

Rogers Lunt and Bowler Demitasse Spoon Set--Set of 4 sterling silver spoons are from 1910--Has a fancy open pierced filagree on the end of the handle--Has a monogram but can not make it out--It is called 5 O'clock Teaspoon--Measures 5 3/8 inches long--The patterns name is Pynchon--All in very good condition--Marked: R, L, Bo in individual blocks stacked on a triangle--Set of 4 spoons is $80

Meka Sterling Enameled Spoon Set--The set consists of 6 Demitasse Spoons--Spoons are gold colored and the fronts of the spoon handles are enameled in different colors of green, purple, yellow, red, white and blue--Are 3 3/4 inches long and all spoons are in very good condition--Marked: Meka Sterling Denmark--Boxed and box has brass clasps on the sides

Hinged cover, base and all sides are covered with pale blue enamel over an engine turned ground, the center and corners are openwork with chased floral designs, the cover is further decorated with a cobalt blue line around the outer edge, the interior is fully gilt and marked on lid and base #302 and metal content touchmark, inside base is further marked 900 and makers initials DL

This is a pair of sterling silver napkin rings hallmarked for Birmingham, England 1921 for manufacturer JR in their fitted box. The napkin rings each measure 1 inch high by 1.75 inches in diameter, have a flared rim and beaded border and are monogrammed in script RW and AW. The pair of silver napkin rings are in a fitted faux leather over wood box with a brass button latch and cream satin lining. The box has one small area of missing faux leather on the left hand bottom of the box. The gram weight of the napkin ring pair is 31.4 grams or 1.105 troy ounces. The napkin rings are in excellent condition and would be an elegant addition to any table.

This is a very nice lidded tin made by Canco. I believe that the scene on the lid is of the landing of the Mayflower. The Mayflower was the ship that transported the English Separatists, better known as the Pilgrims, from Plymouth, England, to Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States (which would become the capital of Plymouth Colony), in 1620.[1] There were 102 passengers and a crew of 25-30.The tin does not have any dents, but unfortunatly there are some scratches on the lid. On the bottom it say's 'Canco', as you can see from the picture there is a scene on the front, and underneath that it say's 1620.

This is a wonderful art nouveau sterling silver repousse part vanity set of a shoe horn and 2 boar's bristle brushes set in ivory made in the USA between 1880-1900. The antique tools are all marked Sterling and have the matching design of a double sided figural woman with long hair and flowers. The shoe horn is 8 inches long and the brushes are both 6.5 inches long. The brushes have ivory bases with genuine boar's bristles. It is unusual to have the bristles intact. Only 1 clump of the bristles has broken off. The blade of the shoe horn was silver plated and the back of it has quite a bit of corrosion. The repousse figural handles have no dents and are in excellent condition and very lovely. A wonderful set of 3 victorian art nouveau design icons.

heavily made with image of Dewey on one side and monogram on back, very fine condition, no maker mark, gilt interior,

Offered is a 40 Pc. Oneida Wm. A. Rogers Flatware Set in the Meadowbrook (Heather) pattern. These pieces were never used as all except for a few are still sealed in their original packages. The ones open are punctured. I was able to take the one piece out to provide a photo. Pieces include 8 Table Spoons, 8 Dinner Knives, 8 Dinner Forks and 16 Teaspoons. Set is believed to made in 1936. Not certain if the square wood box is original. I believe it is but there is a label on the inside Tradition Fiamma. Would make a nice addition to your Tableware collection. Buyer to pay shipping & insurance.

carved Mother of Pearl ring with man on both sides mounted with 2 sterling bells from about 1910, very unusual

tower form silver spice? with poorly struck, unreadable touchmark, assayed .800 silver, so probably continental. reminds us of several Judaic Besamim spice towers seen in past

Webster Sterling Overlay Crystal Trivet--Filagreed flower sterling design over crystal glass--From the early 1900s and measures 6 inch diameter--Very good condition--Marked Webster Co Sterling

Art Nouveau silver overlaid glass, glass and silver perfect, signed on base w/Gorham hallmarks, D1267, 1/8 pint, not marked sterling but guaranteed to be sterling, not monogrammed, locking lid

Silverplate silent butler and brush. The footed silent butler is by F.B. Rogers Silverplate Co., Trademark 1883,#171. Very pretty, 10 long x 7.5 wide; just has one small worn spot on the lid. The beautiful brush is marked: GSA, (Godinger Silver Art Co.). It is 8.75 long and in very good condition. Elegant additions for your formal dining room! 12/09esaMCx2

four side panels divided by trees show, masked sword fighters, swordsman fighting tiger, elephant fighting tiger, sword carrying man grabbing woman by wrist as another unarmed man looks on, even base is engraved, no markings

multi-flower design in repousse marked sterling 925/1000 and touchmark of Baltimore Sterling Silver Co., like new condition, 1892-1904

sterling pair marked ''58'' & ''S Kirk & Son, sterling'', like new, multi flower design

initialed 's', minor wear from use, signed on base 'S Kirk' & '11' mark, floral design, approx. 25 troy oz,

initialed 's', minor wear from use includeds minor mishaped base, signed on base edge 'Kirk' & '11' mark, ram's head handle, floral design, approx. 15 troy oz,

initialed 's', minor wear from use, signed 'S. Kirk' & small unidentified mark, ram's head masks at handles, floral design, approx. 32.5 troy oz,

each hand hammered silver body decorated with copper and hand engraving on each side, pine tree design on sugar and cherry blossoms on tree on other side, pine tree w/cresent moon on creamer w/pine tree on other side, minor dent in creamer, each stamped on base sterling, Whiting mark, 461 B, circa 1880

monogrammed JEH otherwise unblemished heavy gage elegant bowl

41 Piece Flatware Set. Made by Oneida in 1937 and the pattern is Caprice. Set consists of (12) 6 Teaspoons, (1) 6 1/8 Spoon, (1) 7 Master Butter, (6) 6 1/2 Salad Forks, (6) 7 5/8 Dinner Forks, (6) 7 3/8 Table Spoons, (3) 8 1/4 Lg. Serving Spoons and (6) 9 1/4 Dinner Knives. Overall condition of these is very good. Show little tarnish or usage. Great for anyone looking to finish a Set in this pattern. Buyer to pay shipping & insurance.

made while still called Pettrograd, milk pitcher w/no initials, base stamped M84, body hallmarked, early Russian silver is quite scarce

tight waisted woman w/flaring skirt forms the bell with the swivel cup above for the bride. Patterned after a 1500's cup designed by an imprisoned goldsmith to win his freedom and the hand of his bride by making a cup that 2 can drink from without spilling a drop. This is a .800 silver example from the early 20th century

a full figured dolphin rises from the waves base and holds a flower reposse bowl w/gilt interior, marked .835 and twice marked DZ. We do not recognize the marks as to country of orign but would guess Netherlands.

profusely and deeply decorated lid with birds, sheep and flowers deeply repoussed and palmette designed engraving on 4 sides, hallmarked by maker in Arabic script on base, workmanship of the finest quality by MOST WELL KNOW PERSIAN MASTER SILVERSMITH (JAHRUMI)

profusely engraved with rug like medallion design on lid and palmette designs on 4 sides, hallmarked 84 silver content

profusely engraved with rug like medallion & palmettes on 1 side & flower garden full of birds on the other with gold interior engraved [compliment of the NCO Club, Tehran, Iran Sfc Oscar Yaeck, member from Mar 1955 to Dec 1956] touch marks indicate .900 silver

touch marked w/barely readable 1847, 84, Moscow symbol, AA. AA is mark of Aleksandr Afanasbev a long standing silver master from Moscow The scallop shell shaped bowl is punch decorated around the edges and touchmarked dead center, the bowl is supported by 3 hand decorated applied feet. weighs about 3 troy ounces.

Early Souvenir Spoon from Buffalo. No mention of N.Y. but I'm assuming it to be. 4 in. length. Backside has Sterling mark. Very good condition. Great to add to any Souvenir Spoon collection. Buyer to pay $2.50 for shipping within the U.S.

Early Souvenir Spoon from Vancouver. Not certain if it's Vancouver, Washington or Britsh Columbia. Center of Spoon has the image of SS Princess Charlotte and the top is enameled and says Vancouver. Backside has a Sterling mark. About 4 7/8 in. length. Great for any collector of Souvenir Spoons or anyone from the Vancouver area. Buyer to pay $2.50 shipping within the U.S.

Rogers silverplate silent butler, cigarette holder or card holder. Not sure, it is smaller than a common sized silent butler. Can hold a deck of cards or a pack of cigs. It has a walnut handle; incised symbol on top: animals flanking a shield, and banner that reads: Major Ab Adversis, and FB Rogers Silverplate on bottom. Nice condition; just a tad of wear on the plate. It is 4.25 x 3.25 x 1.5 tall; to handle end it is 7 long. estcs11/07

signed JG for John Germanwith green bag decorated with white beads fine condition for it's age, late 1700's purses are extra rare

shows nude women battling a horse bodied creature, bell marked for 1900

Embossed Sterling on the bottom end on both sides. When closed measures 3 inches. When open the manicure part measures 2-7/8 inches. File has some rust, would need cleaning and polishing. Condition: Used

Marked Sterling M in a square. Part of the original pencil remains. Very simple design, with the usual age dents and tarnish specks. Two inches, plus the ring. Condition: Used

Marked on tip: Pat. Pend. / B.Co. / Sterling . Measures 2-1/2 inches length. Has a space for a monogram that is blank. Condition: Used / an unusual piece!

Hallmarked as shown in photo, measures 3-7/8 inches, very minor scratches. Condition: Used

Marked Sterling, this miniature manicure piece measures a total of 2-7/8 inches length, handle is 1-1/2 inches. Art Nouveau in style, and is in nice used condition.

Marked Sterling, this miniature manicure piece measures a total of 3-3/8 inches length, handle is 1-1/2 inches. Art Nouveau in style, and has a small dent on one side. Condition: Used