PAIR OF STERLING SILVER GOBLETS:

French 20th Century, Marked Cartier Sterling 925-1000 05832 Underside, With Monogram And Engraved Date On Body, Each Height 5 Inches Total Weight 434 Grams, Light Surface Scratches, See Photos For Con

Pair of Sterling Silver Goblets with repousse band and base. 7 1/2" tall. Good condition. 14.25 ozt.

Modern. M. Galmer. Marked Sterling Silver 925, appears to lack maker’s mark. Chased with long grasses, with a circular spreading foot. Height 6 ½”. Diameter 3”. (Cond: good) (800/1000)

A PAIR OF STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS BY BIER. Jerusalem, c. 1980. On round based with lattice work stems and hand hammered upper portions. 5.5” tall.

Pair of vintage Fisher sterling silver goblets. 12.760 ozt. [7 1/4" H x 3 1/2" Diam.].

233. A PAIR OF STERLING SILVER KIDDUSH GOBLETS. American, 20th century. On a round base in a traditional form. 5.5" tall.

Pair of Georgian sterling silver goblets, each having a gold wash interior, armorial crest depicting a winged collared greyhound's head dexter on a torse, knopf stem, and rising on a domed guilloche p

(pair) American sterling silver water goblets, Tiffany & Company Makers, c.1907-1947, directorship of John C. Moore II, model number 20169 7504, tapered bowl, on baluster stem, circular foot, approx 5

Early 20th century, model 402, 6 3/4 in. H., 14.75 ozt t.w.

A pair of George III sterling silver goblets, Rebecca Eames and Edward Barnard, London, circa 1815, the campagna form with applied leafy acorn banding to the collar, continuing to gadrooned waist, ris

PAIR OF GEORGIAN LONDON STERLING SILVER GOBLETS, each having engraved foliate band featuring a central phoenix, weighted square foot, and gold-washed interior, stamped with 1808 date mark and "AF" mak

DESCRIPTION: A Pair of Louis XIV Sterling Silver Goblets. In the Louis XIV pattern, of ovoid form, on baluster stem atop circular foot. Hallmarked on the underside: "Louis XIV, Sterling, 68160 Patente

A Pair of Sterling Silver Seahorse Stemmed Goblets monogrammed, goblet with rolled rim on circular base height 5 3/4 inches, 9.13 t.oz Provenance: Estate of Sheila Shevin of Rye, New York

Pair of Italian Sterling Silver Figural Goblets. Hallmarked on bottoms. Each measures 4.75 inches in height. Total weight approximately 17.9 standard ounces.

APPROX. 15 PIECE MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF WEIGHTED STERLING AND SILVER PLATE CONSISTING OF 4 FOOTED STERLING SILVER COUPS, 5 STERLING SILVER CANDLESTICKS, STERLING SILVER GOBLET, PAIR OF SILVER PLATE 3 LG

Pair of English George III sterling silver goblets, by Robert Jones, London, 1797, each decorated with a hammered floral band above swags and tassles, 6.5"h, 11.88 troy oz.

Pair of Ca. 1900 German sterling silver goblets by B. Neresheimer & Sohne, Hanau. Decorated with openwork and embosses of animals and floral motifs. Height: 22.5 cm. Total weight: 742 grams. Hallmarke

Title:Sterling Silver Pair London Monteith Style George Maudsley Jackson Goblet Vessels Description:Sterling Silver Pair London Monteith Style George Maudsley Jackson Goblet Vessels Here are the speci

Sterling Silver Reticulated Platter & Pair Goblets. Round platter measures 10 inches in diameter. Total weight approximately 17 standard ounces.

Cartier monogrammed goblet. Pair of weighted candle sticks. Pair of weighted salt and peppers. Goblet: 4.86 ozt. (ENCORE1864/5) (KR) Dimensions:

11 pieces, comprising 10 Kiddush cups, largest is 7 in. H., and a spice tower, 7 1/4 in. H., together with a Bailey & Co. repousse coin silver goblet, 5 3/4 in. H., and a pair of sterling cordials; 14

A PAIR OF ELIZABETH II SILVER GOBLETS by Sterling Silverware Ltd, Sheffield 1977, each with a textured collar to the stem. (2) 15.5cm high, 10.7 troy ounces gross

Victorian sterling silver trophies, a pair, each struck to rim with maker's marks of Daniel and Charles Houle, London, 1858, each in the form of goblets, heavily cast and repousse chased with rural sc

Five Sterling Silver Dining Accessoriesincluding a pair of Gorham Puritan goblets, model number 272, each with monogram "MKR" (6 1/2 in.) (good estate condition); a pair of butter pats by Whiting in t