A Ball Black & Co. Sterling Handled Creamer

A John Wendt for Ball Black & Co New York c. 1865 Sterling Medallion Four Piece Coffee and Tea Service , comprising a coffee pot, tea pot, a twin handled lidded sugar and a creamer. Each piece with a

Four Tiffany & Co./Ball, Black & Co. Silver Pieces 19th/20th century comprising a sterling silver Tiffany & Co. creamer and an English silver Ball, Black & Co. teapot, covered sugar bowl and waste bow

Collection of Sterling Silver to Include: Ball, Black & Co. Sugar Spoon, Small Ladle, Olive Fork, Demi Tasse Spoon, 3 Souvenir Spoons and 1 Hollow Handled Cake Blade/Knife, 4 Troy Oz.

New York coin and sterling silver tea service, circa 1860, eight (8) associated pieces including Kettle on Stand, Tea and Coffee Pots, Milk Jug and Creamer with hinged covers, sugar bowl and 2 waste b

late 19th c., BALL, BLACK & CO. N.YORK 950/1000 S consisting of a footed coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar, covered creamer and large open waste bowl; pear-shap

New York. Coffee appr. 12 1/2" high x 9 1/2" wide spout to handle, Teapot appr. 10 1/2" high - 9" wide, creamer 9 1/2" high - 6 1/2" wide, Appr. 76.6 Troy ounces - Handle on largest one has 2 splits.

An American Silver Handled Basket Ball, Black and Co., New York, NY, Late 19th Century marked Sterling on the underside 9 ozt 6 dwt Height 4 1/8 (handle down) x diameter 5 inches.

Important Ball Black & Co. Sterling Silver Judaica Box Dimensions: 6 1/2" T X 8 1/2" L 785.4g 25.250 Ozt From A Prominent Long Island Home

Ball Black & Co. Sterling Silver covered butter dish with liner. Handles with small petal decoration. Beaded border. 7" wide. 5" high. 18.7 ozt.

Ball, Black & Co. pair of sterling silver open salts from the 1860s in Egyptian style with realistic figural motifs adorning the salts. A beaded rim at the base complements the rim with stylized natur

mid-19th century, 950 sterling silver standard, shaped oval, with openwork scroll border, hand-chased scrolling foliage, centering a monogram, the whole raised on foliate feet, 12 1/2 in. L., 10 in. D

American, late 19th century, dome top with bands of engraved decoration, top form finial, interior pierced insert, three letter script monogram, marks for Ball, Black & Co. (New York City, 1851-1874),

NEO-CLASSICAL STYLE WITH MEDALLION; GIFT ENGRAVED TO "SAMUEL BRECK JR. FROM HIS FRIEND T. E. C."; (SAMUEL BRECK OF MIDDLEBORO, MA) 6.4 OZT; 3 1/2" TALL, SEVERAL TINY DINGS

Set of 8 Ball, Black & Co Sterling Luncheon Knives with Art Nouveau figural handles. 8 1/8". 10.5 ozt. Very good condition

Ball Black, New York. Approx. 8" H x 9" diameter.

and Hollowware. Including a Towle sterling reticulated tray - stamped, "Sterling 5471" with a pictorial makers mark; a Ball Black & Co. sterling flat handel pie server with chased sterling blade - sta

Including seven Gorham sterling forks and six teaspoons,1864; one Ball, Black & Co. sterling fork and sauce ladle, c.1851-1876; four John Cook sterling teaspoons, 1867; and a coin silver serving spoon

A Ball, Black & Co. Medallion Pattern Silver Salad Serving

DESCRIPTION: A "Ball Black & Co." sterling silver fish serving set with ornate knife and fork. Hallmarked "Ball Black & Co. Sterling, Patent 1862" includes blue velvet lined presentation box. CIRCA: M

Ball Black & Co. "English Sterling" Silver. N.Y. Oval form medallion decoration with a knights helmet finial. Liner. 8" wide. 5" high. 18.6 ozt.

Ball Black & Co 950 Sterling Pedestal Centerpiece Bowl - A 19th century Ball Black & Co New York 950 Sterling Silver pedestal bowl with engraved floral motif on bowl exterior, four foliate scroll deco

Lot 60 Ball, Black and Co. American Manufacturer (Founded 1810) Sterling Coin Medallion Forks sterling silver approximate weight 330 grams each marked ”925” with maker's mark length: 6 3/4

Victorian Ball Black & Co. "English Sterling" round dome top allover chase decorated butter dish with pierced liner. Top with floral and ivy decoration. Finial slightly bent. Several small dimples and

Dimensions: H 6.25" x W 4.25" Weight: 7.73 ozt Condition: No issues to note