AMERICAN M. FRED HIRSCH STERLING WATER PITCHER

American sterling silver helmet-form water pitcher, M. Fred Hirsch Company, model 402, approx 10 1/8"h, 23.93ozt Start Price: $300.00 **NOTE: ALL JEWELRY LOTS REALIZING OVER $1,000 MUST BE PAID BY BAN

Sterling Water Pitcher, 20th c., #413, by M. Fred Hirsch, New Jersey, H.- 8 3/4 in., W.- 9 in., D.- 6 in., Wt.- 21.9 Troy Oz. Provenance: from the Estate of Gertrude "Peggy" Logan Simpson Howcott, New

20th century, marked for the M. Fred Hirsch Co. Dimensions: 8" x 5 1/2", the height is 10 1/2", the approximate weight is 21 troy ounces. Provenance: From a Philadelphia collection.

An eight-piece collection of sterling and silverplate articles, American and English. To include: A pair of M. Fred Hirsch weighted sterling compotes, marked to base: 5.875" high, each 5.79 Troy ounce

American, 20th century. A set of twelve sterling weighted compotes, each marked on underside of foot; ht. 4.25 in. (each).

A Set of Twelve American Silver Sorbet Cups M. Fred Hirsch, Jersey City, NJ, 20th Century in two fitted cases. each marked 'Sterling' and 'Cement Weighted' to underside Height 3 1/8 x diameter 3 3/4 i

AN AMERICAN STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT, BY M. FRED HIRSCH CO., INC., IMPRESSED MARKS, JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY, 1920-1945, of tapering ovoid form flanked by a serpentine spout and stylized loop handle,

(lot of 10) American sterling silver bread plates, similarly styled, with reeded rims, including: (7) M. Fred Hirsch Company, model no. 68, (3) marked sterling, approx 6"diam; some denting and surface

an assembled group comprising eight with mark of M. Fred Hirsch Co. and two with mark of Chicago Silver Company; each marked "Sterling"; approximately 1,425 grams total; not monogrammed;

American, 1907-1947, paneled sides and stepped base, marks for Tiffany, "18799…8422", heraldic device with shield and "M D N", 29.71 oz. T., 7-1/2 in., . Condition: light scratches and small dents.

Comprising: a lobed creamer with undertray, a heavy open sugar bowl by Dominick and Haff, a set of four bread plates by Gorham, and a water pitcher marked for the M. Fred Hirsh Co. Dimensions: From 4"

An American Sterling Silver Tea & Coffee Servicemid-20th century, mark of M. Fred Hirsch, three piece service including: coffeepot (11 in.), teapot, and sugar bowl. Each with period monogram and patte

American, 20th century, urn form with gadroon border, scroll handle, no monogram, marks Frank M. Whiting, 20.2 oz. T. 10-1/2 in. Provenance: Collection of an Important Atlanta, Georgia Family

Five pieces of 20th century American Sterling Silver. Including a 9 1/4" long Crosby divided dish, a set of 4 1/4" high M. Fred Hirsch Co. creamer and sugar, and a set of 6 3/4" high salt and pepper s

(lot of 12) American sterling silver weighted candlestick group including one two and three light examples makers include M. Fred Hirsch William R. Elfers Co. Fischer largest: 11.5""h

American, 20th century, including eight matching plates with gadroon border, M. Fred Hirsch Co., 6 in., with fitted silver bad; creamer, no makers mark, 2-3/4 x 6-3/4 in., no monograms, 28.45 oz.

An American Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar Bowl. Together with a sterling silver tray. All three pieces are stamped with an "H" for M. Fred Hirsch Co Weight: 17.25 ozt

Two American Sterling Silver Reticulated Dishesthe larger in bowl form, with mark of M. Fred Hirsch Co., pattern number 932, without monogram, rim with reticulated patterns and floral motif (2 3/8 x 9

By M. Fred Hirsch, Jersey City, NJ, 1920-45, each conical body on a circular foot, the foot engraved with MM monogram. [3 1/4" H; Greatest Dia: 2 1/2"]. Each with some light surface wear; engraved wit

Twentieth century. Pair of weighted Muck-Corey Co. two piece candelabra and a M. Fred Hirsch Co. weighted tazza.

Pair of American Sterling Silver Salt Cellars second quarter 20th century, by M. Fred Hirsch Co., Inc., Jersey City, New Jersey, model #486, pedestal form, the bulbous bowl with gadrooned rim and rais

Art Deco sterling silver water pitcher, by Frank M. Whiting, in Duncan Phyfe pattern, bearing engraved "N" monogram on one side. American, 20th century. 32.8 ozt. [9 1/8" H x 5 3/4" W x 9 3/8" D]. In

American sterling silver water pitcher, Wallace, early 20th c., four-and-a-half-pint capacity, helmet-form pitcher, with scroll handle, model no. 201, monogrammed M, approx 9"h, 20.83ozt Start Price:

Sterling silver footed water pitcher, manufactured by Frank M. Whiting & Co., in the Lily pattern, American, 20th century. 27.14 ozt. [10 1/8" H x 6" W x 9 3/8" D]. In good condition.