Hyde and Goodrich Silver Cup New Orleans

Hyde and Goodrich, active New Orleans, Louisiana, coin silver goblet, with a farm scene in repousse, 5 by 3 inches, 4 troy ounces.

Inscribed Hyde & Goodrich New Orleans coin silver mint julep cup or beaker with gold wash to the interior. Stamped to underside, "Hyde & Goodrich H New Orleans". Total approx. weight

New Orleans, Louisiana coin silver soup or punch ladle, fiddle thread pattern with broad, flat bowl, marked Hyde & Goodrich in rectangle (working New Orleans, 1828-1861), monogrammed Q, 11-3/4"L, 5.77

Louisiana, early/mid 19th century, paneled urn form, bead borders, floral decoration, scroll handle, monogram, marks for Hyde and Goodrich (New Orleans, Louisiana, 1816-1861), 3.12 oz. T., 3-3/4 in.

Rare Coin Silver Teaspoon By Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans, LA. Circa 1850

12 Hyde & Goodrich branded forks made of coin silver. Pre Civil War and monogrammed. Fiddle Thread Pattern. (New Orleans 1828-1861) All are in good antique condition. Signs of wear and use are com

Scarce coin silver Rice or Platter Spoon, marked for Hyde & Goodrich of New Orleans, Louisiana (James Hyde and C.W. Goodrich, working c. 1816-1866), in the fiddle thread pattern. Script monogram JAT.

Described By:Dillon HFA DT 55007 NFDD Title:Hyde & Goodrich New Orleans Fiddle Thread Coin Silver Ladle Monogramed MC Description: Hyde Goodrich New Orleans Fiddle Thread Coin Silver Ladle Monogramed

Rare Hyde & Goodrich New Orleans Confederate Civil War sword. Marked on hand shield as shown in photo. Hyde & Goodrich was a New Orleans fancy goods dealer which had in business for 50 years. Was diss

Anthony Rasch coin silver beaker or small liquor cup, marked ".RASCH" in rectangle (mark partially rubbed, attributed to Anthony Rasch, working New Orleans, 1821-d. 1858). Double threaded rim, plain s

Wm. A. Rogers Sheffield Reproduction one half pint silver cup engraved "Gulf Coast Lines". 5 1/2 inches handle to handle; 3 inches tall. The Gulf Coast Lines stretched from New Orleans to Brownsville

Good Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Stirrup Cups hallmarked London, 1883-1884, by William Leuchars, of rhyton form, each with a base in the form of a winged griffin's head, the cup with repousse fe

George III Sterling Silver Covered Cup hallmarked London, 1797, by John Schofield (fl. 1776-1799), the ovoid body with gadrooned calyx and arched, acanthus-mounted handles, the tall, waisted fitted li

George III Irish Sterling Silver Covered Cup hallmarked Dublin, 1793, by Joseph Jackson, the ovoid body with fluted calyx and repousse flowerhead banding, with acanthus-crested arched handle and steep

American Sterling Silver Loving Cup first quarter 20th century, by the Newburyport Silver Co., Keene, New Hampshire, the ovoid body with shaped rim, acanthus-scroll handles and step-domed foot, decora

Set of Six Kentucky Sterling Silver Julep Cups 2005-2009 (Presidential initials GWBII), by Wakefield-Scearce Galleries, Shelbyville, Kentucky, of traditional slightly tapering cylindrical form with be

Twenty-Four Mexican Sterling Silver Punch Cups mid-20th century, each with a hemispherical body above a pedestal foot, with foliate-crested "S"-scroll handle, the foot with applied scroll edge. h. 3-3

Four English Sterling and Other Silver Goblets/Cups including: Scotland, hallmarked Edinburgh, 1801-1802, by McHattie & Fenwick, ovoid bowl with repousse acanthus calyx and engraved with the crest of

Six Sterling Silver Champagne/Sorbet Cups second quarter 20th century, by Samuel Kirk & Son, Inc., Baltimore, Maryland, each with a double ogee bowl above a tall pedestal stem, the interior gilt. h. 4

19th century, Bergen hallmarks, PSK sponsor's mark, parcel gilt, with six applied charms and raised on an eight pointed star foot. 4 in. 2.5 troy oz. M. S. Rau Antiques, New Orleans, LA From the Colle

Good Regency Sterling Silver Gilt Covered Cup hallmarked London, 1812-1813, by Robert Garrard I (1758-1818), of campana form, with applied oak-and-laurel mantled cartouches below a grapevine band, the

German Sterling Silver Historizmus Wager Cup, first quarter 20th century, by Karl Kurz, Kesselstadt, with British import marks for Chester, 1908-1909, sponsor Boaz Moses Landeck, in the form of an Eli

Pair of Tiffany-Retailed German Sterling Silver Graduated Stirrup Cups, first quarter 20th century, probably J. D. Schleissner Sohne, Hanau, each in the form of a stag's head, the interiors gilt, the

Two Kentucky Sterling Silver Mint Julep Cups 1963-1968, by Mark J. Scearce, Shelbyville, Kentucky, of traditional slightly tapering cylindrical form with beaded and molded rims, each with the original