(2) SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER HANDLED CUPS

c, 1770-1830, 4” and 3.5”h; total w 10.2 troy oz. (318 grams) Ex. the collection of a Connecticut gentleman and his wife who resided in Latin America for many years beginning in the early 1960’s

(lot of 2) Spanish Colonial silver (tested) handled mugs, silver content unknown, unmarked, largest: approx 5"h, 4.5"w, 3.75"d; 14.54ozt total Start Price: $150.00

both with embossed silver foot, one lidded with rooster finial and double dragon handles, traces of gilding, 6"h; 3.75" w; the second cup is open with double with dragon handles , 4.5"h

18th c. or earlier, Oaxaca, Mexico; both with silver-gilt to cups and stepped round bases; 9"h; 16.1 troy oz.; the second with with applied pierced band around cup with winged cherub heads, 9&quo

FOUR SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER CUPS. Comprising four Spanish Colonial silver cups each with repouss? and chased sides and with attached scroll handles and one petit footed double handled cup repoussed w

Spanish Colonial, South America, probably Peru, ca. late 19th century CE. A lovely ensemble of 3 hammered silver drinking cups. The first 2 present elegant forms, each comprised of a bulbous body with

a mug with overall incised floral decoration, 4"h; 4"diam., 12.5 troy oz; along with a SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER HANDLED VASE, with embossed masque decoration, 6"h; 6.5"diam., 21.5 t

A Spanish colonial hand hammered silver handled bowl with scalloped edge (unmarked, test positive for solid silver), one hand has hole goes through it, 18th/19th century, wt. 220gm, 1.85"Hx6.2"dia

Spanish Colonial, Peru Set of 13 Petite Silver Cups, 19th CenturySmallest: height 2 in. (5.08 cm.), Largest: height 3 1/2 in. (8.89 cm.) Collection of Leonard Kaplan, Laguna Beach, CaliforniaAnthropos

(pair) Spanish Colonial style silver-tone metal braserillo, lobed ember/ cinder cup, with decorative swags, repousse foliates, raised on vasiform pedestal, over scalloped dish base, unmarked, approx 5

(lot of 5) Spanish Colonial style silver plate items, 20th c., including: (2) altar garnitures, loss to plating, approx 6.5"h, 3"w, (1) handled dish, with llama handles, center bull ornament, approx 2

both for yerba mate, the taller with chained lid, 7.25"h; gourd 3.25" diam; the smaller for drinking with metal bombilla (straw), 4.5"h; gourd 2.75" diam. Known for it stimulant be

c. 1700, both pierced and foliate chased with ball finial supporting a cross, the larger with remnants of parcel gilt to top portion and winged cherub head beneath cross, 7.5"h; 5.5" max. diam.; 3.5"

one hexagonal form, swing handle with two applied roosters, 5.25"h (not incl. handle); 4.25"diam.; 17 troy oz.; the other plain cylindrical-form with swing handle, 5"h (not incl. handle

the larger enneagonal-form, 6"h; 4.5"diam.; 23 troy oz. the other with chased decoration, 6"h; 3.5"diam.; 12.5 troy oz. (35.5 troy oz. total weight)

18th c., prob. Mexican, flat, disk-form with elaborate design; 7.25" and 8" diam.; 9.4 troy oz.; 292 gr. At one time these adorned the heads of two large santos.NOTE: Apologies, we cannot ap

Spanish Colonial Silver Cup with Peruvian coat of arms engraved over the original owners initials F.E. The coat of arms is located on the bottom of the cup. The handle has a foliate and stamped decora

New World, South America, ca. early 20th century CE. A stunning silver bowl on a raised foot with a separately cast hinged handle that is fitted with a suspension loop at the top. Most impressive is t

New World, northern Argentina, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A gorgeous silver cup of simple form, with lobes on the body, an ornate rim, and leaves on the curved ha

**Originally Listed At $150** South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. A cast silver cup in the form of an octagon whose sides extend upward from the base, flaring outward at a slight angle, to jo

PR SPANISH COLONIAL CUPS. Comprising two heavy Spanish colonial silver cups, probably Bolivia or Peru 18th century. Comprising a baluster form cup on ring foot with banded rim and animal form scroll h

the largest with acanthus leaf and floral decoration, surmounted by large orb (finial on orb broken and missing); 9.5”h; 9” at widest, 19 troy oz.; the other, surmounted with orb and cross

the larger, surmounted with cross, the body with four embossed winged cherub heads, 12.5”h; 7.5” at widest, 15. 9 troy oz.; the smaller surmounted with cross on an orb; set with with vario

Latin America, South America, Bolivia, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 19th century CE. An attractive trio of silver cups, all intricately incised with vegetal and geometric motifs. Two vessels additiona