A Collection of Georgian Sterling Cream Pitchers

Early 19th C. sterling cream pitcher. Hallmarked as shown. 3-1/2" tall. Total weight 106 grams

19th century, no maker's marks, 13.15 ozt.

no maker, 7.95 ozt.

5.15 ozt.

Delicate vase shape with roses in relief and extensive hand chase work, marks other than crowned London lion obscured, armorial mark. 77 gr. h.3 1/2 in.

London, circa 1822, including: coffee pot, 8 3/4 in. H., teapot, sugar bowl, cream pitcher and waste bowl, all with armorial crest, parts associated; 94.85 ozt. t.w.

Sterling shakers in Sandler shape,sterling cream pitcher 3 1/4 inches, miniature sterling basket, Repousse floral, with tiny shaker and glass, plated jam pot, 2 plated and glass cruets @ 6 inches, 2 h

(lot of 4) Sterling silver service group, comprising: (3pc) International Silver “Royal Danish” pattern, one cream pitcher, one covered sugar and one toothpick holder, largest: 5.25”h; (1) round

The group includes a pair of hammered silver mixing pots for drinks with turned wood handles along with a handsome Steiff cream pitcher for colonial Williamsburg and a whiskey jigger by R. Blackinton

8 items, including: 3 weighted pepper shakers (one without lid), 2 salt cellars, Kirk baby cup, Black Starr & Frost cream pitcher and a sterling handled knife sharpener; 27.70 ozt. t.w.

Early to mid 20th century. Consisting of a gravy boat with tray by Wallace numbered 307 and monogrammed “FSL”, a fine covered sugar and cream pitcher by Wallace/John Alden monogrammed “JEG”, a

American Sterling Silver Muffineer and Cream PitcherGeorgian style muffineer with partially rubbed mark of Whiting?, pattern number 9481, with 1921 date mark, without monogram (7 1/4 in.); cream pitch

COLLECTION OF SILVERAn assortment of shakers, open salts, cups, candlesticks, cream pitchers & more, mostly sterling.Solid pieces only 440 grams; six weighted pieces only 1110 grams

An estate collection of five (5) antique sterling silver serving pitchers, jugs, and ewers. All with hallmarks One English cream pitcher jug with hallmarks from the reign of King George II, London, an

late 19th/early 20th century. heavily formed Georgian style service consisting of a tea pot, coffee pot, cream pitcher, covered sugar and waste bowl. unmonogramed. 85.9 oz standard largest: H11 7/8”

THREE STERLING ARTICLES INCLUDING TIFFANY, GORHAMTwentieth century, sterling silver. Consisting of a Tiffany & Co. leaf form dish, a Gorham cream pitcher, and a diminutive bowl marked "Georgian H

Beautiful Georgian silver cream jug iwith clear hallmarks. In America we would call this a Federal shape pitcher, on a square foot. Lovely engraving of a crown above a swan, likely a coat of arms. Ha.

Sterling silver over a deep blue body, the group includes a tea pot, cream pitcher, covered sugar and tea urn. The lid to the covered sugar is cracked. Sold from the collection of a Cheraw, SC couple.

George III sterling silver cream pitcher, Hester Bateman, London, 1789, tall looped handle, triple monogram within bright a cartouche, on bright cut spreading foot and rectangular base, some bending t

1759 Reproduction by William Hutton & Sons, first half-20th century, with matching waste bowl; 22.20 ozt. t.w.

Circa 1900, by the Ye Cheng Co. of China. The set is nicely formed with well chased floral decoration to the body. Good overall condition throughout and marked at the base. Tallest: H4 3/4" 293 grams

Sterling pitcher engraved Dec 25th, 1868. Stamped 925 and with Brown & Spaulding makers markings. Greek key design. 6.8 ozt. 6-3/8" tall.

marked Tiffany & Co., #1774, 8.45 ozt.

Great solid sterling cream pitcher from International Silver Co. The pattern is called Kenilworth and stands approx 5" tall. Weighs 204g.