An 18th century Spanish colonial silver twin handled bowl, Guatemala circa 1770

A late 18th / early 19th century Spanish colonial silver dish, Guatemala circa 1780-1800 Of shaped circular form with a broad edge and a notched rim. The reverse edge engraved with initials J.B. in cu

A rare and impressively decorated Spanish colonial silver bowl, likely originating from Guatemala. Chased lobed decoration to the body with a band of foliate scrolling and wildlife at the rim. An unus

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

18th century Spanish colonial Peruvian hand hammered silver bowl with a flat rim. Tested as silver.Height: 4 1/2 in x diameter: 16 7/8 in. Gross weight: 70.34 Troy oz.

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER TWIN HANDLED BOWL AND COVERROBERT GORDON, CIRCA 1810With a foliate and reeded loop handle to the domed cover, twin lion mask and loop handles, engraved with a crest and on a

An early 20th century Iranian (Persian) silver twin handled sugar bowl, Isfahan circa 1930 mark of Ja’far Early Pahalvi dynasty, of tapering cylindrical form, with a cavetto base and flat botto

A mid-18th century German silver small twin handled porringer, apparently Landshut circa 1750 by Martin Spitzelberger (active until 1759) Of rounded circular form with twin strap work handles. Traces

Spanish Colonial, South America, probably Peru or Bolivia, ca. 18th century CE. A fine collection of 4 hammered silver vessels: a mug, a chalice, and 2 bowls. First, the mug presents a cylindrical bod

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 large Spanish colonial hand hammered silver bowl (unmarked, tested positive for solid silver, edge has one hole), 18th/19th century, wt. 561.8gm, 2"Hx10.35"dia

18th-19th Century. Antique hand-wrought Spanish Colonial silver serving tray dating to the late 18th or 19th century. Mexican or South American. Oval shallow bowl form decorated with repousse flowers,

A grouping of three pieces of early silver to include an 18th C. Dutch twin-handled brandy bowl, monogrammed and dated 1739; a hallmarked footed cup with scenic and foliate design; and an unmarked rep

Guatemala, 18th c., marked early Gothic-style with four scrolled supports, two candleholders and four condiment dishes, all mounted in a shaped base; 9.5"h; 9.5"w; 11.25"d; 66.5 troy oz., 1.389kg Purc

prob. Mexico, 18th c., unmarked; 18.75" by 12.75"; 2.25"h; 56.9 troy oz (1770 grams) This could also could have been used as a bleeding basin.

Spanish Colonial silver (content unknown) votive lamp, 18th c., richly worked in repousse and chased design, scrolled chains, likely for a hacienda chapel or Mission Church in Guatemala, Mexico, or So

18th c., Guatemala, emanating rays, the inner band with florals and vines, 13.5"w; 9"h, mounted for display.

Guatemala, 18th c., faint crown mark; a triple ring of twigs with (14) thorns with etched leaves; 8" by 9"; 7.5 troy oz., 234 gr. Collector's note: The large size of this crown indicates it

Antique Spanish Colonial Silver Repousse Bowls & Plate - An antique Spanish colonial bowl, c. 17-18th century, with the crest of Castille & Leon at center in relief, bird-form handles, 8 3/8" w. B) An

A pair of large late 18th century silver chargers from Guatemala or possibly Chiapas. They are both marked with a standard mark (Santiago on horse back over two volcanoes), as well as a crown taxmark

A mid-20th century Persian (Iranian) silver and cloisonne enamel tea glass set, Rasht circa 1950 Pahlavi dynasty. Comprising a twin handled sugar bowl, six tea glass holders, six spoon and a pair of s

Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Oval Platter, 18-19th CenturyPossibly Peruvian. All hand-hammered and hand chased, circa late 18th or early 19th century. There are only some letters and numbers engra

An early 20th century German 800 standard silver part-tea service, Schwäbisch Gmünd circa 1930 by Deyhle Gebrüder Comprising a teapot and a covered twin handled sugar bowl. Each of domed form

Guatemala, 18th c.; very fine carved figure wearing a feathered helmet, holding a silver staff, having silver wings; gilt sleeves and trousers, and gilt floral decoration on his blue shirt giving the

Authentic Spanish Galleon or Colonial Mexican 'Piece of Eight' 8 Reale Silver Coin, mounted in a goldtone metal frame, measuring approx. 1-3/4" in diameter. Made circa mid 17th to early 18th century.