Spice rack in silver, with marks of Granada 18th century with marks of Manuel Lopez Portero year

Measurements: 4 x 9,5 x 11,5 cm.Weight: 245 cm. .

**First Time At Auction** Eastern Europe, Russia, St. Petersburg, ca. 1788 CE. Bottom periphery is stamped with maker's mark, assayer's mark with year, silver standard mark, and town mark. An opulent

With marks of the silversmith Manuel Azcona y Martínez and marker B. de Gálvez y Aranda. Decorated with scrolls, cut leather and palmettes. Small faults and dents.Weight: 970 gr. 60 cm

A Magnificent Silver and Parcel Gilt Pheasant Shaped Spice Container, France, 18th Century The pheasant neck removable. Marked. Paris charge mark. Length: 48 cm; weight: 785 gr Condition: For a detai

Appears to have the hallmark of the city of Augsburg, Germany for he years 1781-83 with two other marks. Cut glass and copper wheel engraved decanter with reticulated and chased silver base with court

Lot of (3) 18th - 19th c. Platters, incl: Polished charger with pseudo silver marks, probably 18th c., pewterer monogram TO, back also engraved DL (owner's monogram), 13 1/4" diam.; Plate with illegib

Heavily decorated with swag and animal panels, grotesque figural spout, bearing the Minerva mark and 18th C. style marks to base and underside of lid. 347 g. H. 14 cm (5 1/2 in.)

French silver round scalloped plate, Parisian city marks, mid 18th c, 10" d, 15.89 TO

A silver-mounted cowrie shell snuffbox, 'I.L' maker's mark, late 18th century, the hinged cover later engraved 'W. Porter' above a Celtic cross and circle enclosed with an egg-and-dart border, 8.5cm l

Silver-gilt filigree and enamel hair ornament, maker's mark: "VL," 18th century. 11.5" H x 3.25" W x 1" D. Approx 2.04 ozt.

One German, with Nuremburg mark, 19th century, modeled with four turrets and tall spire, 13 1/2 in. H, 8.05 ozt.; one unmarked, with Hebrew inscription around the domed foot, 833 silver standard, 10 3

Three 18th C. coin silver spoons, maker's mark PL, two engraved with conjoined VB over P E. Fourth spoon marked STERLING. All approx. 8" L. Coin silver spoons 153 grams, 4.91 ozt. Sterling spoon 50 gr

A French Silver Covered Butter Bowl, late 18th century and later Marks to base: (viellard), (crab), (Paris's head) 5 x 5-3/4 x 5-3/4 inches (12.7 x 14.6 x 14.6 cm) 11.67 troy ounces The cover marked (

Baring the marks for Nurnberg, 18th C. Of cylindrical form with a repousse lid depicting a maiden and harp, tankard raised on three ball feet. H 18 cm. (7 in.) 628g.

William Plummer, English sterling silver pierced, engraved and chased fish server, hallmarked: "WP / London / England / 1782," maker's mark on handle, 18th century. 11.5" L. Approx 4.35 ozt inclusive

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

Seven 18th and 19th C. George III period English silver hallmarked salt spoons and shell form tea caddy spoons, two 18th C. Soloman Houghman maker's mark salt spoons, 18th C. Peter and Ann Bateman, Wi

Having a crucifix finial, heraldry device and hinged lid, no silver mark, 3-3/4 x 4-1/4 x 1-1/2in.

Continental Empire silver sugar box, Late 18th c., probably French, touch marks indicate Nancy or Lille, dolphin supports and paw feet, 6.5"h x 6.25"w x 5"d, approx. 18.2 ozt.

coin silver tankard, mark of William Young, Philadelphia, circa 1770, 7 3/4 in. H., 33.15 ozt. The cypher J.E.N. is believed to be for John and Elizabeth Nixon 1733-1808. John Nixon was long a member

George III period Dublin Irish silver hallmarked giblet spoon, 18th C., Charles Townsend maker's mark, engraved family crest on handle, 3.955 ozt.

A pair of Dutch silver candlesticksprobably Gregorius van der Toorn II, the Haguemid 18th century, with later tax marksUndersides inscribed C.B. den 9 September 1767.height 7 1/4in (18cm); width 4in (

George III Silver Coffee Pot Maker's Mark of Thomas Wallis I; London 18th c Hallmark; THIS LOT IS LOCATED AND SHIPPING FROM FARMINGTON, CT.

Pair of large silver candlesticks. 17th - 18th century. With a 19th century French mark – a swan – which was used to mark pieces of silver that were imported to France from other countri