A Mobile Coin Silver Water Pitcher, J. Conning

Peter L. Krider Philadelphia coin silver water pitcher, retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co., baluster form, the body with chased floral and vine motif and central cartouche monogrammed LCO (?) and reverse

mid 19th century, urn paneled form with scroll and floral decoration, scroll handle, no monogram, marks for J.S. Curtis (possibly Memphis, Tennessee, c. 1850), 26.65 oz. T.,ÿ11-1/4 in.

American Classical Coin Silver Covered Water Pitcher, Jonathan Stodder, New York, c. 1826-1829, marked "J.STODDER" in rectangle and "N.YORK" in rectangle, hinged domed cover with pod finial, robustly

William Adams Coin Silver Presentation Water Pitcher: William Adams Coin Silver presentation jug. Given to Lucy G. Adams a token from his Grandpapa T.C.B. Stands 9.5" tall, signed on bottom W. Adams N

James Conning, Mobile, Alabama coin silver cup or mug with beaded rim and foot ring; repousse strawberry and leaf decoration enclosed within an upper and lower band of triple reeding, central monogram

All monogrammed, all marked J. Conning and Mobile. Some dents / in as-found condition. James Conning was a silversmith, swordsmith and jeweler active circa 1842 - 1872.L: approx. 8 1/4" and 5 3/4".Tot

Mobile, Alabama coin silver ladle and butter knife. 1st item: soup or punch ladle with threaded edge handle, marked on back J. Conning and Mobile in separate rectangles. Not monogrammed. 13-1/2"L. 2nd

An American Coin Silver Hunt Goblet, Mark of J. Conning, Mobile, Alabamaof substantial size, marked "J. Conning" and "Mobile," the bowl featuring a chased and repoussé vignette of a huntsman on his

Multiple Engravings "To Lizzie Blair 1853" "Ellen Blair Sinclair 1914" & Penelope Blair Hillzar 1942" Floral Design |Marked J Conning Mobile| 3.5" tall | Weight 161 g

12 Heavy American Coin Silver Dinner Forks; 2 monogrammed on handle (Dickins) makers J. Conning Mobile on reverse; along with 10 matching forks by Henderson & Caines, monogrammed on reverse handle L.V

Grosjean & Woodward Coin Silver Water Pitcher. Excellent coin silver pitcher, c. 1850, made by Grosjean & Woodward and retailed by Lincoln & Foss. Has a hand chased and repousse design with acanthus l

Coin Silver Water Pitcher20th centurydecorated with lilies and cattails, the front with inscription12 3/4 in. high29.77 troy ounces

Gorham Mfg. Co.Water Pitchercirca 1870coin silvermarked "(lion-anchor-G), 460"11 3/4 in. high38.62 troy ounces

Classical style coin silver monogrammed water pitcher accented with band of engraved and repousse scrolling leaves, Greek key and bead banding by William K Vanderslice & Co, active 1858-1908, San Fr

13" high, 34.62 troy ounces with presentation to Reverend Rogers from his congregation, Augusta Georgia, 1854

1880-1890, 10 1/2 in. H. over handle, 48.20 ozt.,

New York Coin Silver Repousse Water Pitcher, John L. Westervelt, Newburgh, NY, act. 1845-1905, ret. Wendell & Feltman, Albany, NY, act. 1860-1864, vase form with tooled borders, scroll handle and flor

Gorham Mfg. Co.Water Pitcher with Grapevinescirca 1855-1860coin silvermarked "(lion-anchor-G), Coin"13 in. high29.20 troy ounces

Art Nouveau Style American Coin Silver Water Pitcher with Water Lilies & Father to Daughter Loving Inscription measures H: 13" x W: 9 1/2", weighs 28.75 OZT

Unique Naturalistic Coin Silver Water Pitcher. With father to daughter loving inscription. Weight - 29.75 troy oz. Measures approx. - 13" high x 9 1/2" wide.

Coin Silver Water Pitcher marked for Frederick Marquand, (working Savannah, Georgia 1819-1826 and New York City 1826-1839). Tall pitcher with a flared and gadrooned rim and spout, and a foliate repous

Philadelphia Coin Silver Water Pitchermid-19th century, by George B. Sharp (ca. 1819-1904), the pear-shaped body with integral spout, molded foot ring and acanthus-crested handle, decorated with repou

American, mid 19th century, pear form body with engraved and repousse foliate decoration, spout with figural mask and ivy, scalloped acanthus rim, marks for Robert Rait (New York City, working 1835

Wood & Hughes (American / New York 1845-1899) Rococo Revival coin silver pitcher, circa 1845, having a floral shaped spout and handle, ribbed rim, chased acanthus leaf decorated neck, opposing cartouc