Sterling Silver Sailing Trophy Tankard

Tackapousha Cup, Rockaway, New York, 1891, awarded to the catboat Giggle, reportedly owned by Colonel Bryce Metcalf, by Whiting, 2.5 pints, 6”h, and 11.89 ozt

Georgian Regency covered tankard with reeded bands and openwork thumb press, engraved "Eyton Wheat Prize 1814", London, 1814, by Richard Sibley I. 4.75"h x 5.5"w including handle. 17 ozt

Each trophy measures 6.75" H x 3.5" DIA; Total lot weight of approx.1,037g, ( 2.28LBS ) All marked Wallace sterling; Each trophy engraved

Monumental Continental sterling tankard in the Baroque style, circa 1900, having a figural finial in the form of the seated Athena, goddess of war, resting one arm on a shield decorated with the face

Monumental Tiffany and Company sterling silver trophy cup, executed in the Art Nouveau taste, the splayed rim and tapering neck flanked by reeded and acanthus form handles, the body with graceful inci

Commemorates dates 1861 and 1911, and 1851 and 1911. With dates and initials A.E.Y. and A.-Y. Fully marked 84 with Moscow purity marking. Hallmarked for 1876. Assayer: Viktor Savinkov.Dimensions: H 10

Crafted of sterling silver. Features an exuberant design with double handles. Hand chased repousse with grape and acanthus motif. Comes complete with silver insert and lid. Engraved cartouche reads: P

A George III sterling silver tankard, London 1772 by John Deacon Of tapering cylindrical form with reeded ‘coopered’ sections, the hinged flat disc lid attached to a panel section C shap

A George III sterling silver tankard, London 1769 by John King Of baluster from upon a spreading circular foot, the hinged double domed lid raised by an openwork ‘chair back’ thumbpiece,

A Charles II and Victorian sterling silver tankard, London 1683 probably by Alexander Roode, and London 1865 by Robert Harper

Two English sterling silver trophiesMid-20th centuryEach with English hallmarks; various maker's marksEach with opposed handles and lids, comprising one racing trophy with wood base and one blank trop

English, ca. 1761, bears hallmark for Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright, with heart terminus strap handle 7-1/2"h and appx. 27 t.o. Provenance: Property from a Private New York City Collection

This is an antique English sterling silver lidded tankard made by Benjamin Cartwright I of London in 1761. 6 1/2" tall with a mouth and base diameter of 3 3/4" and 5" respectively. Total weight of 21.

George III Sterling Silver Tankard, John Carter II, London, England, 1775. Cylindrical form with embosed rings decoration and engraved family crest. Fully hallmarked (twice) for London, England, dated

Mid-20th Century; New York, NY Marked for Richard M. Woods and Co. [RWM] / Sterling The sterling silver trophy urn with all-over floral and rocaille motifs to the body and oak and acorn motifs to th

Barton Bangalore Sterling Silver Trophy, Ooty Hunt Races, 1905, footed bowl with gadrooned motif centering oval cartouches, inscribed Ooty Hunt Races, 1905, Medium Point to Point, Mr. H.P. Hodgsons, "

President's Cup Measures 10" tall x approx. 14" tip to tip of handles. Gross weight is 1618 grams.

Vintage, circa 1961, London, English heavy sterling silver horse racing covered urn trophy. Front bears the inscription "THE ROLLS RAPIDS STAKES / LINGFIELD PARK - 14th JULY 1962 / WON BY M. F. A. LAK

Shreve, Crump, & Low, United States. Sterling silver tankard and charger. The charger is monogrammed with an "A" along the side; marked along the underside "Shreve & Co., Sterling, San

Monogrammed, dated 1788. H: approx. 6". Weight: approx. 23.08 ozt.

A George III sterling silver tankard, London 1766 by Charles Wright and Thomas Whipham (reg. 24th Oct 1757) Of baluster from upon a spreading circular foot, the hinged double domed lid, thumbpiece def

Cortlandt Parker's Seven American Sterling Silver and Silver-Gilt Polo and Army Trophies, 1922-1938. Comprising a Frank M. Whiting Co. North Attleboro, Massachusetts trophy engraved "Walsh Trophy 1922

29.06 ozt. Measures 11" H.

This is an antique sterling silver tankard made by Thomas Wallis II of London, England in 1802. Laurel engraving on the lid. 7 3/4" Tall, 4 3/4" base diameter, 35.6 ozt