GERMAN .800 SILVER WEDDING/WAGER CUP

Stamped, "800" with the German Reichsmark. Total approx. weight is 12.27 troy oz. From a Bronx, NY home. Dimensions: 10.675" in overall height.

Stamped, "800" with the German Reichsmark. Total approx. weight is 12.27 troy oz. From a Bronx, NY home. Dimensions: 10.675" in overall height.

5pc Set of German .800 Silver Pierced Ornate Cup Holders, c1910 Repousse and raised Putti Playing various instruments & Floral Design w/ applied foliate scroll form handles. Hallmarked & marked .800.

Lot of 12 German 800 Silver Cup Holders (marked on their lower part), end of 19th century \ beginning of 20th century, decorated with sawing and embossing in a pattern of dancing cabbages. The lot is

Very nice German 800 silver cup holder set for coffee or tea. Diameter of cup is 1.1/2 inches (38 mm) 35g x6 =210g full wieght Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $12.00 to anywhere within the contiguous

A German 800 silver cup, stands on a figure of a woman. Height: 6.5 cm, weight: 20 grams. Signed.

Ca. 1900 German 800 silver cup, made by Posen, decorated with relief of red riding hood and the wolf. Height: 8.5 cm. Weight: 11 grams. Marked.

Collection of four antique sterling silver cups, to include; one Bruppacher German .800 silver cup with applied Lion and Griffin decoration, one Webster sterling handled mug 4527, and two engraved Jud

Pepper grinder with sterling, sterling salt, Gorham sterling napkin ring 1.60 oz., Baldwin & Miller sterling vase 10 1/2"H, German 800 silver cup .86 oz no insert.

Large 19th c. Silver German Covered Cup. All the masks are different and the same with the scenes contained in cartouches surrounding. Marked for silver and in excellent condition. HEIGHT: 21 in. (53

Marked Forth, Early 20th Century, formed as a boar's head with oval cup, 7"l, weight approx. 15 T.O. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Myrna and Bernard Posner

WITH FIGURAL FINIAL; 6 1/4" TALL; 5.6 OZT.

A German .800 Silver Kiddush Cup. Six sided cup with a goldwash interior Height: 6.5" Wt: 5.10 ozt

German 800 Silver Wedding Cup, Wertheim, the skirt section chased with female masks and fruiting ribbon swags, the female bodice supporting a plateau, with marks, but lacking a cup or a top piece. Mar

19th century German 800 silver dessert cups. Fluted bowls and stems with embossed foliate bands decorating the rim and base. Hallmarked on bases. 4.5in high. 18.6 ozt total weight.

A SET OF SIX GERMAN 800 SILVER STIRRUP CUPS, BY SWABIAN SILVERSMITH GEBRUDER KUHN, EACH STAMPED, CIRCA 1900, of tapering cylindrical form and sides centering a repoussé "C" scrolled rocaille cartouch

Includes (11) small German .800 silver oval trays with scalloped edge; a small German .800 silver reticulated cup; a German .800 silver reticulated open salt, missing liner; and a round German .800 si

A 19th Century German .800 Silver Kiddush cup. Simple cup with gilt interior is embellished with elaborate detail work at the base, the knop, and the stem. Stamped "800M" at the foot. 4.67 troy ozs. M

German 800 silver Judaica Kiddush cup with engraved German inscription and dated September 15, 1926. Stamped on base 800 with two other marks. Approx. height 6.75", diameter of mouth 4.12". Approx. we

Bruckmann & Sohne (German, 1805-1973), late 19th to early 20th century. Impressive oversized parcel-gilt.800 silver neo-gothic standing historicism covered cup or punch bowl, having a lobed-form with

German and American, 19th-20th century. A group of twelve silver demitasse cup and saucer sets, most with German hallmarks, possibly Hanau, including three sterling cups and four saucers by Wyler. Eac

GERMAN .800 SILVER REPOUSSE COVERED/FOOTED CUP, 19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 7 1/4"; 9.27 OZT

Antique 800 German Silver Cup. Inscribed in German and dated 1900. Measures 2 1/2" x 3 1/4" tall. Approximate silver weight 104 grams. PROVENANCE: The Estate of Mrs. John Rutherfoord Bennett, by desce

Antique German 800 Solid Silver Marriage/Wager Cup Hallmarked. German silver traditional marriage or bridal cup, in the form of a lady wearing ornate dress. These cups were called "Jungfraubecher" use