John Robinson's Duhme Coin Silver Mint Julip Cup

Signed on base D.P. Armer Richmond, Ky., 3 1/4" diameter x 3 1/2" high. Condition Fine.

Mid-19th century coin silver mint julep cup by John Curry (active 1825-1850), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, signed on the base, presentation monogram reads 'Premium F. Renick', measures 3.25 inches, wei

Mid-19th century coin silver mint julep cup by John Curry (active 1825-1850), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, signed on the base, presentation monogram reads 'Premium F. Renick', measures 3.25 inches, wei

Three (3) Coin Silver Mint Julep Cups with beaded rims, all marked on base for John Kitts, Louisville, KY (working 1843-1878; this mark used circa 1836-1874). Includes 1 agricultural premium cup engra

A Group of CoinsComprising 134 coins, 1 set of 2 world cup USA 1994 commemorative coins, 1 United States mint one dollar coin, 1 Banff winter festival coin, 2 1984 Olympic silver dollar coins, 1 Eisen

Sterling silver mint julip cup by S. Kirk & Son. Features a footed base and beaded lip etched "YPO Ocean Reef 1970". Marked on base S. Kirk & Son Sterling 277. Measures 3 3/4" x 3 1/4". Weighs 123 gra

Mid-20th Century. Frank W. Smith, hallmarked. Each of tapering cylindrical form. Height 5”. Diameter 3”. (51 troy oz.) (Cond: good) (400/600)

Matched set of twelve (12) Smyth silversmiths sterling silver mint julip cups, cylindrial with flaring rim, marked to base, model 67 3.25 in. tall each Total weight: 47.90ozt Provenance: A San Anton

Kentucky Coin Silver Mint Julep Cup, Andrew G. Medley of Louisville, engraved "Joseph Cabell Breckinridge, December 29, 1844, / Jan 20, 1902". Joseph Cabell Breckinridge Sr. (January 14, 1842 ï¿

19th Century Louis Megede Lexington Missouri coin silver mint julep cup. Some indentations. 3" tall, 2.5 OZT.

Coin Silver Mint Julep Cup By Kenfield Bros Baltimore 4.85 t.o.. 3 1/2" H

Jones, Shreve, Brown & Co. (Boston) fully marked to base including "coin", minor dents. H: approx. 4".Dia: approx. 3 1/4".Wieght: approx. 5.30 ozt.

Mid-19th century coin silver mint julep cup by Edward Kinsey (1810-1865), Willey & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, signed on the base, monogrammed, measures 3.25 inches, weighs 5.15 ozt.

Mid-19th century coin silver mint julep cup by E.P. Pratt (1801-1866), Chillicothe, Ohio, signed on the base, no monogram, measures 3.5 inches, weighs 4.35 ozt.

Antique Jaccard Kansas City Coin Silver Mint Julep Cup.Truly a find! This large Mint Julep cup has Jaccard Kansas City Hallmarks. It features hand tooled details at the rim and base. Manufacturer/Make

(4) William Kendrick Louisville, Kentucky coin silver mint julep cups. Each marked with maker, PLK standard, and one with Henderson Union & Hopkins. Some small indentations. 3.5" tall, 18.2 OZT.

SET 12 SILVER PLATED MINT JULIP CUPS by International Silver Company. Condition: good with no damage identified. Ht 4 3/4" Diameter 3 3/4"

4 inches tall, braided rope at base, marked SP at base…2- 4.5 inch horn spoons with plated thumb cap

Kentucky Coin Silver Mint Julep Cup stamped A. BLANCHARD in rectangle for Asa Blanchard, working Lexington, KY, 1808-1838. Tapering cylindrical sides and reeded rim and foot ring, no monogram. 3 1/4"H

Six (6) coin silver julep cups or beakers including 3 Agricultural Premiums, all with molded and reeded rims and tapering sides. 1st item: Coin silver mint julep cup engraved "Premium" to one side, ba

Kentucky Agricultural or Horse Racing Premium. Coin silver mint julep cup inscribed in period script to one side "Premium by J.H. Moffett & Co. for the second best Morgan Colt of 1861". Underside with

Kentucky coin silver mint julep cup, round tapered form with beaded lip and foot, incuse mark on base McDannold (George W. McDannold, Mt. Sterling, Winchester and Covington, Kentucky, working 1829-186

Two (2) Kentucky coin silver mint julep cups, each marked T. AYRES in rectangle for Thomas Ayres, working Danville, 1823-1857. One cup is monogrammed DLC, the other is not monogrammed. Both measure 3

Coin silver mint julep cup with beaded rims and slightly tapering sides, marked on underside S.B. HALL in rectangle, attributed to S.B. Hall, working Nicholasville, Kentucky, circa 1837-1850 and after