A GERMAN SILVER CHRISTENING BEAKER, SEYBOLD &

German silver beaker decorated with coins, commemorative, war "Ein Andenkes de Ungorshen Kriges der anfing den 23. Mai u. endugte sich den 14. Oktober 1849".note, with extensive explanation (see image

A GERMAN SILVER BEAKER AND COVER, perhaps by Joachim Ast, Augsburg, c.1700, 'Kugelfussbecher' form, plain with reeded rims, on three ball feet, the cover with ball finial, maker's mark ?IA? to cover a

A German silver tripod beakermakers mark IH/M, Nuremberglate 17th centuryWith dated inscription to rim.height 3 1/8in (8cm); diameter 2 3/4in (7cm); weight approximately 2.2oz troy Provenance:P

Collection of Four (4) German Silver Beaker Cups. Various dates and makers with the earliest 1805. 2 with gold wash interiors. Largest measures 3" H. Total weight approx. 8.47 troy ounces. Shipping $3

In the earlier form, repousse decoration with biblical influence of Moses bringing the tablets and Idol worship, figural finial to the cover, body raised on ball feet. The base inscribed "Henry Mallet

ANTIQUE GERMAN SILVER BEAKER, MARKED 800 An antique German silver beaker crafted in the 19th century. This elegant piece showcases the fine craftsmanship and historical significance of German silverwo

German silver beaker on circular foot, with etched floral designs and engraving dated 1711. [6 3/4 x 4 5/8 (dia)(top) inches]. Weight 9.61 ozt. In good condition.

LATE 16TH / 17TH CENTURY GERMAN AUGSBURG SILVER BEAKER, cylindrical form with chased snakeskin texture to exterior, having remnants of gilt. Impressed to base with the Augsburg city mark, an &quo

A GERMAN PARCEL-GILT SILVER BEAKER CUP, CIRCA 1670, tapering rounded form with fine snake skin ground. 5cm high, 1.2 troy ounces

17th century; with maker's mark "RR" and Nuremberg town mark; approximately 2.91 troy ounces; Condition: scattered small dings; a fold to lower part of wall along edge of base; rubbed wear to gilt was

A small parcel gilt beaker on a stepped foot with gilt washed interior. The body chased with Baroque decoration and Hebrew inscription. Hallmarked to underside for Mullers, Berlin, second half 18th C(

German, likely 18th century. A silver gilt beaker decorated with three scenic panels framed by repoussé fruit and flowers, on ball feet, marked ML on underside along with N, possibly for Nuremberg; h

Tiffany & Co., German silver Augsburg-style beaker, c. 1950, Germany, sterling, the flaring cup repousse decorated with rows of half-moon dimples, marked to underside including German silver smith ini

A 19TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVER COLLAPSIBLE BEAKER CUP, the tapering cylindrical body with engine-turned ground, stamped marks. 8.5cm high, 3.6 troy ounces

Of Plain Tapering Form With Engraved Bunnies To Front, Stamped To The Base Argent, Height 3 Inches, Weight 79 grams

A German .800 silver christening set comprising spoons and fork. Marked N. W. Albers. Cased. Case approx. 10 1/4" wide

A large German silver-gilt beaker, Augsburg, circa 1732/33Silber, partiell vergoldet. Auf rundem, geweitetem Standring. Konische Wandung mit Profilring im unteren Drittel und ausgestelltem Lippenrand.

A 17TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVER-GILT BEAKER, maker E / H H, Hamburg, with snakeskin ground. 8.3cm high, 2.6 troy ounces

A 17TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVER-GILT BEAKER CUP, Augsburg, of straight sided tapering form with snakeskin ground. 9.5cm high, 4.3 troy ounces

A 17th century German silver-gilt beaker and cover, bud finial, repousse chased with flowers and scrolling foliage, three ball feet, 13.5cm high, c.1680

Early 18th century German coin silver beaker, the bottom has the Augsburg hallmark and maker's mark of PS. Good condition, some small dents at bottom rim. Weighs 118 grams or 3.8 troy ounces. Measures

Set of three continental silver beakers, each 4"h. Together with a similar German 800 silver beaker with a weight of 3 t.o., 3-7/8"h,

German 812 silver owl beaker, late 19th c., with Hanau pseudo hallmarks for Neresheimer, removable head with glass eyes, over coconut shell body, flanked by articulated wings with repousse and chased

A late 16th century German silver single stacking beaker, maker's mark CK, a housemark device beneath (not traced), Colmar, circa 1588, the slightly everted rim engraved with three roundels with the d