TWO AMERICAN STERLING WATER PITCHERS.

Two American Silver Flower Repoussé Water Pitchers and a Tray Marked 'Sterling'. A S. Kirk & Sons pitcher, inscribed A taller repousse pitcher, indistinctly marked, monogrammed A Welsh & Brothers

comprising a water pitcher by Ellmore Silver Co. of Meriden, CT having a tapered-form well engraved "H" to side and an applied scrolled handle with thumbrest, raised on a circular foot, and a round ve

American, 20th century, including water pitcher, marks for Manchester Silver, 9 in.; Randahl Shop bowl, 9-1/4 in.; two sterling plates, various makers, 9-1/2 in., 40.79 oz. T. total weight Provenance:

By Dominick & Haff, New York, NY, 1895, of inverted pear form, chased at intervals with fruiting grape vine, engraved on one side with engraved script monogram, with conforming pierced foot, [H 8 3/4"

American Sterling Water Pitcher by Fisher, with fluted decoration. Good condition with minimal scratching, commensurate with age and use. Approx weight: 22.690 oztSize: 10 x 6 1/4 x 10 1/2 in. #1195

By Garaff, Washbourne, and Dunn, with retail mark for J E Caldwell Philadelphia, the pitcher features bolded scrolled acanthus decorated feat, repose floral decoration, and an ear form acanthus decora

Simple baluster form, on a stepped circular foot, with c-scroll handle, "B" monogram, 9 3/4 in. H overall, 25.05 ozt. The Estate of Lois Hoffberger Blum Feinblatt, Baltimore, MD.

American sterling silver water pitcher with floral swags, bows and a "R" monogrammed cartouche, bearing maker's mark underneath of Meriden Britannia Co. Pattern 666B. 4 1/4" Pints. Measures 8"x5 1/2"x

early to mid 20th century. unmonogrammed. H10 1/2" 29.7 oz

maker's mark "STE", further marked "Sterling/3032" Provenance: The Estate of Barry Tarlow; 14.46 troy ounces; Condition: tarnishing and scratches throughout; marks from plastic wrap; not engraved; 8 i

Mid 20th century. Four and a half pint size, Classical shape and has a dented foot. 9''h. Approx. 22 ozt.

early to mid 20th century. unmonogrammed. H9" 23.6oz

Vintage American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher made by Manchester Silver Company in Providence, Rhode Island c. 1940. Some tarnish, measures approx 7"x4"x7" to top of handle, weight 260 grams. PROVENA

Two sterling silver water pitchers20th centuryThe first Newport Sterling, Kingstown, RI; the second with maker's mark JR and stamped "Made in Mexico." (2).H: 7 1/4, W: 7 in. (larger); Total weight: 38

Two American Sterling Silver Pitchers20th century, Attleboro, Massachusetts, the first with mark of Frank M. Whiting, pattern 1957, baluster footed form with gadroon banded rims and acanthus scroll fo

Two American Silver Water Pitchers 20th Century comprising an example by Wallace in the Kingston pattern and an example by Watson Company, each bearing an engraved script monogram to the body. marked

American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher Baltimore Silver Co., early 20th Century Baluster-form, chased overall with floral repousse, the branch-form handle with grape clusters. Height 8 1/2 inches, app

An American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher. Art Nouveau hand wrought silver pitcher raised on four shell form feet. Body is decorated with flower blossoms along with trailing stems and vines which form

Antique American Sterling silver large water pitcher . Weight 32.15 toz ( 1000 gm ). Size: 9 3/4" ( 25 cm ) height, 9" ( 23 cm ) width. Monogram letter on one side. Condition: very good

American sterling silver water pitcher, having a shaped rim accented with a raised grape vine border, the base with scripted monogram "LGM", 9.5"h x 9.5"w x 5.5"d, 38.6 troy oz.

American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher Mauser, 20th century Baluster-form with loop handle on stepped circular foot. Height 9 inches, approximately 27 ounces. C Estate of Miriam S. Poser

Height- 10 1/4" Weight- 39 troy oz. In House Shipping within U.S. for $35 plus insurance

An American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher. Greek Key base with a gadrooning border above supports a repousse decorated body with another Greek Key border and gadrooned opening. Cartouche on body of pi

Early Antique American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher by Black, Starr, and Frost (3 Pint). Fully Hallmarked Condition: Generally Very Good, Appears to Have 3 Old Very Small Silver Repairs in One Area,