Pair of Sterling Silver Cow Form Creamers

Georgian sterling silver cow form creamer with hinged lid made in London in 1776, maker's mark "DB". 4" high, 5 1/2" wide. Weight: 4.540 OZT. Condition: use wear, a couple small repairs to rim opening

Novelty Sterling Silver Cow Form Creamer Milk Jug, William Comyns, London. Of typical realistic form, the back of the cow is applied with a fly over a floral cahsed cover. Textured back to simulate ha

Novelty Sterling Silver Cow Form Creamer Milk Jug, J.D. Schleissner & Sohne, Hanau, Germany, Early 20th Century. Of typical realistic form, the back of the cow is applied with a fly over a floral

A late 19th century German Sterling Silver creamer. Cow form with etched detail and hinged cover at top. With German marks and "925". 9.22 troy ozs total weight. Minor wear. 7 x 4 1/2" high overall. E

Sterling cow-form creamer. 8.8 ozt inclusive.

DESCRIPTION: German sterling silver creamer in the form of a cow, the lid decorated with floral and foliage motifs and a fly. Marked with "[copyright] 925 Sterling Germany" on tail. Total weight: 134

DESCRIPTION: Sterling silver creamer in the form of a cow, the tail curving to form a handle, the lid decorated with floral and foliage motifs. Marked on underside with "Sterling" and another mark. Ma

DESCRIPTION: Sterling silver creamer in the form of a cow, the tail curving to form a handle and the lid decorated with a fly. Imported by Israel Freeman & Son Ltd. Marked with "IF & Son Ltd", "Sterli

DESCRIPTION: Sterling silver creamer in the form of a cow, the tail curving to form a handle, the lid decorated with a fly. Marked on tail with "Sterling", "295", "925", and "4". Marked on underside o

German sterling silver cow creamer. The sturdy bovi

Cow creamer is weighted silver. Max Ht. 4".

Acquisto sterling pair of candlesticks 1"H, covered entree dish, cake stand, caudle cup, four scalloped dinner plates and a cow creamer

Eugene Kupjack dollhouse miniature silver swing arm sugar bowl, pair of George III casters, single George I caster, salt dish, cow creamer, shell form dish and 3 three piece place setting

all cow form with lidded back with bee, including three matching with Dutch marks; one unmarked test .900 or better; one marked sterling; one with red eyes test plate, 27.42 oz. T. excluding silver pl

Misc. sterling silver lot including Towle 10" bowl, pair leaf form dishes, (2) freeform Mexican bowls, (6) 3 1/4" butter pats, 8 3/4" footed dish, Danish 5" handled pitcher, creamer, ball boot swing h

Group of Sterling Silver and Sheffield Plated Table Articles Comprising an American creamer and sugar set; a pair of casters, a pair of Chinese Export silver pagoda-form casters and a tea caddy. Lengt

Collection of Four Sterling Silver Shell Trays, Including one English, together with a silver metal shell form salt, and a pair of Hunt Art Deco sterling creamer and sugar (7) {Total silver weight 23.

Pair of leaf-form nut dishes, and a Queen Anne-style Tiffany & Co. creamer. Combined weight 9.4 ozt. [Dishes: 7" L; Creamer: 4" H]. In good condition.

Large continental cow form warming teapot. Crafted out of sterling silver. Features a well sculpted hollow body with rare warming area. Round drawer slides out of the side for hot coal placement. Caps

Lot of 2 Old English Sterling Silver Cow Creamers. Large cow approx. 4 in. H x 5.5 in. W x 2 in. D. Weight 176.4g Small cow approx. 2.75 in. H x 4 in. W x 1.5 in. D. Weight 91.4g.

Sterling silver, realistically formed with hand chased hair and bee finial on lid. Attributed to John Schuppe. 1245 gr. Purchased in London 1980

Mid 20th C. Dutch silver cow form creamer, figural cow form with fly finial lift lid at back, mouth for spout, stamped with Dutch key/lion mark, 1853-1953, 1945 date letter, marked HH at underside, po

20th Century, Israel Freeman And Son, London And New York, With I.F. & Son Ltd, Sterling, Germany, And 925 Stamps, 4 X 6 X 1.5 Inches, 32.41 Grams. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

Elizabeth II Novelty Sterling Silver Cow Creamer Nate Leslie, London, 1967 Length 6 inches, approximately 4 ounces. C The Estate of June Marston Dyson