Sterling Silver University of South Carolina Small

This antique sterling silver small sauce tureen was sold by the Charleston, South Carolina retailer Carrington, Thomas & Co. On the bottom it is stamped A11303. It is roughly 8.25 inches wide, 4.5 inc

Sterling Silver North Carolina State University Post Earrings SKU no: RBJ 164000 Metal: Sterling Silver Purity: .925 Finish: Polished Length Of Item: 12 mm Earring Closure: Post & Push Back

Charleston South Carolina 1859 Large Sterling Silver Shovel Scoop marks for William Carrington & Co. Scrolling Foliage Etched Bowl, monogrammed handle. Measures 9" long and bowl 2 1/2" wide. Approxima

Property from the Estate of Walker Gill Wylie, South Carolina and New York Description: Sterling Silver Porringer and Mug, comprising a Lunt sterling porringer marked 'sterling 587' and engraved '

Set of eleven cups in very good condition each marked with monogram W. Good condition throughout. Sold from the collection of a South Carolina gentleman. H5" W3" 1738 grams standard

Large American sterling silver punch bowl, Dominick and Haff (active 1872-1928), New York, retailed by James Allan and Company, Charleston, South Carolina, shaped rim in florals in high relief on roca

Fine set including 8 knives, 8 forks, 8 salad forks, 14 teaspoons. 1188 grams standard without knives 480 grams standard knives weight Sold from the collection of a Hartsville, South Carolina lady and

Very handsome and a heavy bowl having the South Carolina seal nicely cased into the side. Marked at the base with maker's mark and number 23618. H4 1/4" W8 1/2" 583 grams standard Sold from the collec

Vintage .925 Silver Bear Sculpture. Weighted. Marked .925 to underside. Measures 7"x3"x3 1/2". PROVENANCE: A Charleston South Carolina Private Estate

Nicely formed and in good overall condition. Monogrammed JOC at one side. H10 1/2" 622 grams standard Sold from a Kiawah Island, South Carolina private collection.

20th century. Having an elegant form and with no monogram. Nice condition throughout. H8 3/4" 498 grams standard Sold from the collection of the late John "Jack" C. West Jr , Camden, South Carolina.

20th century. Having nice form and no monogram. Very well kept condition throughout. 663 grams standard H5" W10 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Columbia, South Carolina gentleman.

Early 20th century. Rococo style and exceptionally detailed. The set having makers mark at the base. 18.2 oz standard Sold from the collection of a Camden, South Carolina family.

Ash trays or perhaps drinks coasters, nicely formed with handsome horses on a circular base. H1 3/4" W3 1/2" 122 grams standard Sold from the collection of a Florida/South Carolina gentleman.

Mid 20th century. One presentation tray by Fisher Sterling given to Mr. Porter Williams by the South Carolina Bankers Association 1960, along with an oval tray by Whiting. Each with scattered surface

Mid 20th century. Bowl on foot having a nice form and unmonogrammed. H3 3/4" W9 1/2" Sold from the collection of an upcountry, South Carolina lady and gentleman. 447 grams standard

18 different charms relating to South Carolina low country living!, cuff style.

20th century. Charming bowl in excellent condition. H3 1/2" W7" 385 grams standard Sold from the collection of a Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina lady.

Set of 6 Vintage Esco Sterling Silver Cordials. Monogrammed "D". Each 4". Approximate Silver Weight 192 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston South Carolina Private Estate

19th and early 20th century group including mirrors, brushes and other charming articles such as crystal powder boxes with sterling lids. Sold from the estate of an Upcountry South Carolina gentleman.

Early 20th century. Group including five various clips all of different form. 60 grams standard all in Sold from the collection of a York, South Carolina gentleman collector.

This set was made in Charleston, South Carolina by Silversmith James Allan. There are 12 grapefruit spoons in this set. Each spoon measures 5.5 inches in length. Each spoon weighs 22.8 grams. Total lo

South Carolina. one large and three smaller cups. hand chased, the largest marked "Presented to Louis M. Shimel Pres. Jewish Community Center, Chas, S.C. 1945." H6 1/4" H4" 7.0 oz

This set of sterling forks was made by James Allan who was a Charleston, South Carolina silversmith. Each fork measures 7.5” in length. Each fork weighs 52.5 grams. Total lot weight: 262.5 grams