Portuguese Second Standard (.833) Silver Ladle

Signed Reis Joalheiro Portuguese .833 silver barrel form jug or pitcher with grape vine surround to opening. Stamped, "Reis Joalheiro Porto" with a Portuguese second standard .833 silver mar

A 20thC Portuguese silver ( second standard .833 ) ( post 1938) two handled tureen and cover with acanthus scroll decoration. 11'' wide (1160g)

An ornate repousse Portuguese silver pitcher with a gilded interior. It is embellished with stylized acanthus leaves, chased C scrolls and heavy S curve handle. Marked on bottom .833 second standard P

P. Heerens & Zn., 833 silver standard, second half 20th century. Rectangular, the hinged cover depicting "Banquet at the Crossbowmen’s Guild in Celebration of the Treaty of Munster" by Bartholomeus

Portuguese silver gilt filigree galleon ship with enameled flags with Portuguese standard mark on base with indicating .833 silver. Measures approx. 6-1/2" tall. Weighs 3.72 ozt.

Dutch dresser box decorated with Religious and hunting panels. Hallmarked second standard, minimum .833 purity. 2"h x 6"w x 2"d and 7.6ozt including liner.

including Dutch spoon (833 silver standard) with figural finial, German Jugendstil ladle (800 silver standard), and a Wood & Hughes sterling ladle with monogram and scrolling floral terminal, longest

A fantastic four piece Portuguese Art Deco silver tea service hallmarked .833 (2nd Standard) Oporto circa 1940. Total weight is 109 troy ounces. Ht: 7" Width: 7.5" Depth: 4" (largest)

(pair) Portuguese Baroque style 833 silver candelabra, mid 20th c., five candle sockets on scrolled arms, tapered standard with trailing bellflowers, shaped base with acanthus leaf and shell details,

Antique Portuguese 833 silver fillgree & enamel box, marked with the boar head and II (second title) . 1 5/8” H x 4 1/8” W x 3 1/8” D. ANY INVOICE OVER $ 2,000.00 WE WILL ACCEPT PAYM

mid 20th century, 833 standard, no monogram, 18 1/2 in. Diam., 56.30 ozt.

Depicting a man-o-war, with post 1938 Porto .833 hallmarks, mounted on a wooden base, 90 ozt total (including base) h. 23 w. 21 d. 7-1/2 in.

Porto, after 1938; not engraved; approximately 811 grams; Provenance: The E.T. and Wife Collection, Long Beach, California; 10 inches high

Judaica Pair of Tall Portuguese 833 Silver Repousse Candlesticks. Dimensions: H-15", Dia-6.75". Weight: 25.47 ozt / 792.1 g. Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absence of a condi

A pair of vintage Portuguese 833 silver candlesticks having a repousse floral and scrolled leaf design throughout. Each with impressed "0.833 MADE IN PORTUGAL". Each measures approx. 14 1/4" height x

Mid 20th century Portuguese .833 silver vase with intricate and well detailed hand repousse floral motif band. Eagle 833 hallmark with two other small marks to inside base. Good condition. 362 grams a

Elaborate leafy flower and stem-form spice holder on dome base with lion accent. 2.5 ozt.

PORTUGUESE 833 SILVER FIGURAL BALANCING KINETIC SCULPTURE. HEIGHT 4"; .88 OZT

Set of Twelve French Gold Plated Second Standard Silver Teaspoons, 20th c., by C&G, with relief handles, monogrammed KC, H.- 5 3/4 in., Wt.-7.25 troy oz.

DESCRIPTION: An antique Portuguese 833 silver tea/coffee service features deep relief ornate decorations displaying clam shell and acanthus leaf motifs, completed with acorn finials. Stamped along the

One Hundred Twenty Seven (127) Piece Portuguese .833 Silver Flatware Set. Includes: 12 dinner forks 7-3/4" , 12 dinner knives 9-1/2", 12 fish forks, 12 salad forks, 12 teaspoons, 12 soup spoons, 12 fi

Portuguese 833 silver spice container (Besamim), shaped as a bird perched on a flower bouquet. Height: 28 cm. Weight: 259 grams. Marked.

Portuguese 833 silver, eagle assay mark (1938-1984), marking by jewlery shop A. GOMES & F.& SA, a relieved Oriental decoration, chiseled lid. Chiseled TEA amongst dragons, gilded in the inside. Approx

This great set is Portuguese .833 silver. This flower centerpiece with matching plateau mirror features a low relief sunflowers. Each piece is marked with the double eagle mark used from 1938-1984. Mi