Lebolt Hand Hammered Arts Crafts Sterling Water Pitcher

T.C. Shop Chicago, Arts and Crafts era, c1920 Hand hammered Sterling Silver Water Pitcher, by Emery Todd and Clemencia Cosio. 20ozt. Approx. Measurements: 5.875" x 10" x 6.5".Domestic Shipping: $25

Water Pitcher. An engraved American Julius O. Randahl The Randahl Shop of Park Ridge Chicago, IL sterling hand wrought Arts & Crafts water pitcher. Stamped, "Sterling Hand Wrought 484 JOR&quo

An American Arts & Crafts handwrought sterling silver tray by Lebolt & Co, Chicago, IL. Stamped with the maker's cipher, Lebolt and Hand Beaten. Measures 8" diameter. Weighs 219.8 grams.

Circa 1909-1957; Chicago, IL Each marked: F. Novick / Chicago / Sterling / Handwrought Each hand-wrought sterling silver with hammered surface, comprising a wide-shouldered pitcher raised on a bande

Arts & Crafts, with stamp on underside for Mulholland Brothers, Park Ridge, Illinois, 1911-1919, weight approx. 20 T.O. 9-1/2"h to top of handle.

Monumental J. Myer Lebolt & Company (Chicago) Arts & Crafts hand wrought sterling silver vase. An all over design of daisy blossoms bow from serpentine foliage stems arrayed over a marvelous hammered

Hand hammered sterling water pitcher by International Sterling Co. Monogrammed, shows denting in the handle, size 9" H, 19.4 troy oz

Chlorastrolite Stone on a Hand Hammered Arts & Crafts Sterling Pendant. Beautiful pedant with a old hand made sterling silver chain. Pendant measures approx. 2 1/8" Long (including bail) X 1" Wide. Ch

Hand Hammered 3 Handle Arts & Crafts Sterling Bowl. Measures 2.25"H x 5"W from Handle to handle. Top of Bowl Measures 3.5"D. Weighs: 7 troy ounces

9 1/2" diameter, monogrammed, 13.1 troy ounces, circa 1910

HAND HAMMERED ARTS & CRAFTS STERLING BOWL. MARKED ON BASE. GOOD CONDITION. 10 1/2" DIAM x 3" H. APPROX 376 GRAMS.

Buccellati Hand Hammered Sterling Silver Water Pitcher. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: H- 10", Handle to Spout- 7.75". Total Weight: 28.64ozt / 891g. Provenance: From a Long Islan

Arts & Crafts Sterling Silver Water Pitcher, George Gebelein, Boston, Massachusetts, 1909-1930. Of flattened oval section with plain scroll handle, bright-cut below the rim and above the base with ban

Ca. 19thC. Very good condition with age appropriate wear. All copper construction, with riveted handles and dovetailed seams. Larger pitcher measures approx. 8" tall, approx. 9" wide handle to spout,

Circa 1920, an unusual hand hammered arts and crafts style sterling silver cigar lighter with enamel, bezel set opals on footed base, wick in spout with cap, appears to have mounting bracked for hangi

Clemens Friedell (1872-1963)An Arts & Crafts hammered sterling silver pitcher, early 20th centuryMarked: Friedell / Sterling / PasadenaCentering a repoussE monogram "LS"8" H x 8.75&quot

.925 Sterling Hand Hammered Arts & Crafts Ring. Marked: .925 ; Size: Ring Size 6; 3/4 in. x 1 in.

Ca. first half 20thC. San Francisco CA. Very fine original condition as shown with no dents, dings or repairs. Just needs polishing. Marked on the bottom (underneath) as shown. Scarce arts and crafts

This is an antique Arts & Crafts handmade sterling silver pitcher from Lebolt of Chicago, Illinois in the early 20th century. Monogrammed on the side. 8 1/2" tall with a base diameter of 5". It weighs

Pair Durham Arts & Crafts sterling silver hand hammered salad servers. Applied blossoms to the handles. Durham sterling silver marks to the underside. Weight Approx., 10.25 ozt Measures Approx., 9.25

.925 Mexico Sterling Silver Hand Hammered Arts & Crafts Ring. Ring size 6 ; size: 1/4 in. x 3/4 in.

Arts & Crafts hand-hammered sterling silver bracelet with inset lapis c1910. Unsigned. 2 3/8"x 2.25" x 1.25"w Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 s

Sterling Silver Hand Hammered Arts & Crafts Ring Size 8 ; Marked: .925; Heavy gauge, weight: .43 oz.

The Kalo Shop Arts & Crafts sterling silver hand hammered 1/2 pint cream & sugar bowl #8. c1930. Applied monogram "B" to both pieces. Inscribed to the underside with the date, "August 30, 1928" along