Unmarked American coin silver helmet pitcher, reeded ha

Comprising three English with all-over repose decoration, unmarked helmet form, American coin silver AFW? 1862, total weight approx. 13 T.O. Largest, 5-1/4"h to top of handle.

Rococo style water pitcher, unmarked coin silver circa mid 19th century. Height 11", Weight 848 grams. SHIPPING INFO: In-house shipping available for this lot. Please read the shipping section in our

American Coin Silver Pitcher of Jewish Interest dated A.M. 5602 (1841/42), by Gale, Wood & Hughes, New York, New York, the inverted pear-shaped body decorated with a wide repousse floral band centerin

An American Coin Silver Pitcher, Mark of Bailey & Co.circa 1850s, including a shield, eagle, and "U" rubbed hallmark, stamped "Pure Coin" in two areas, with foliate garland decoration and a scrolled h

An American Coin Silver Pitcher, Mark of Wood & Hughesmid-19th century, baluster form hand-chased with floral and fruit decoration, large open cartouche below spout, no monogram. 9 3/4 in. 21.23 troy

This is an antique American coin silver presentation pitcher made by Ball, Tompkins & Black, successors to Marquand & Co of New York City. Decorated with ornate floral and leaf motifs. Inscribed: "Pre

This is an antique American coin silver presentation pitcher made by Ball, Tompkins & Black, successors to Marquand & Co of New York City. Decorated with ornate floral and leaf motifs. Inscribed: "Pre

American Coin Silver Pitcher with Hinged Cover Mark of Lincoln & Reed, Boston; monogrammed. 11 3/4 x 7 1/2 x 5 1/4 in., 26.1 approx. gross weight. The Collection of Jordan Saunders.

Coin silver pitcher with floral ring and gadroon-style trim. 21.0 ozt. [11" H x 9" W x 6 1/2" D].

William Thomason, early 19th century, New York, in the Neoclassical style, the urn of bulbous form, with Jamieson armorial crest comprising a boat over an applied shield of three anchors, over a banne

(2) American coin silver pitchers, 19th c., Includes a Lincoln & Foss, Boston, ewer marked "Fine" and "A.P.", monogrammed gift inscription engraving, 6.5"h x 3.5"dia; with, a rectangular pitcher hallm

Covered, monogrammed, raised on four ball feet, weight approx. 14 T.O. 7-1/4"h to top of finial.

20 pieces total, including a pair of unmarked American coin silver tablespoons, a small Native American spoon, sterling flatware by International, and Whiting and six serving pieces that feature loade

Art Nouveau Style American Coin Silver Water Pitcher with Water Lilies & Father to Daughter Loving Inscription measures H: 13" x W: 9 1/2", weighs 28.75 OZT

New York, early 19th century, urn shape with melon form body, dome cover, ball finial, die-rolled bands, square handle, marks for retailer Hyde & Nevins, (New York City, working 1812-1818), maker

An American Coin Silver Water Pitcher by William F. LaddNew York, circa 1828-1845, with foliate decoration and central cartouche to body, naturalistic grape vine handle and rim, raised on (4) scrolled

Haddock, Lincoln & Foss (American (American (Boston, Massachusetts), 1811-1859). A coin silver water pitcher with scrolling leaf tip handle opposite everted rim as spout, the traditional ewer from bod

An American Coin Silver Water Pitcher Jones, Lows and Ball, Boston, MA, 19th Century marked 'Pure Silver Coin" to underside 24 ozt 6 dwt Height 11 1/2 inches.

An American coin silver cream pitcher with a strap handle and lobed body. Stamped signature and monogrammed "AM". 6in tall x 5-1/2in wide. 6.4 troy ounces. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curb

American Coin Silver Milk Pitcher by John - J.L. Ward, Philadelphia, PA. c.1840. Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Minor Dents, Generally Good.Dimensions: H-5.5" x W-5" Handle to Spout.Weight: 202.8g/6.52oz

Two American coin silver cream pitchers, one marked "A Haines," and the other marked "Musgrave" tallest 7 inches, 13 troy ounces. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, Pittsburgh, PA.

American coin silver water pitcher, c. 1845, marked for Anthony Rasch, working New Orleans, Louisiana 1820-1858 and Philadelphia, 1805-1820. Baluster form with flared rim, the body with repousse natur

Charters, Cann & Dunn (American (New York), mid-19th century) for Hayden & Whilden (American (Charleston, South Carolina), 1855-1863). A southern states American coin silver syrup pitcher of tradition

(2) Piece Lot of Early 19th c. American Coin Silver, including: Helmet form cream jug by Robert Evans, Boston, 1798-1810, 'PL' monogram, 5 3/8" high, 5 1/4" x 2 7/8"; and Large Southern silver ladle b