Sterling Trophies and Chalices

American and English. An assembled group of sterling items including two Judaica incised chalices and four trophies; tallest ht. 6 in., total sterling wt. 7.73ozt (240.5g).

A Canadian sterling silver trophy chalice by James E. Ellis presented in 1874 for the best herd of cattle at the Arnprior Exhibition, complete with engraved cows and stippled foliate detail. The inter

English sterling "Young Hounds" trophy chalice, London, c. 1864, maker's mark 'AI', diamond pattern with repousse florets, with central cartouche engraved "1st Prize, YOUNG HOUNDS, 1894, ARDENT, walke

Danish, 1932. A sterling trophy by Anton Michelsen, in chalice form and decorated with nautical motifs including shells, seaweed, and dolphins, having a cartouche engraved Bogholder / Knud Henriksen

ENGLISH STERLING SILVER FOOTED CHALICE FORM TROPHY, presented, for Specimen Fish Caught during 1911 Birmingham, 1910 height, 8 3/8” weight, 7.5 troy oz.

Group 8pc Miniature English Sterling Silver Trophies. Includes 7pc loving cups and 1pc chalice style cup measuring 2'' to 5.75''. 6pc come with bases, wood and plastic. 6pc hallmarked Birmingham 1924-

Sterling silver golf club chalices lot of 5, hallmarked Bedlacek and Co. sterling Los Angeles base weighted, 576g., So. Calif. Medical Golf Association San Gabriel C. C. Dec. 21, 1932 4.75 x 3 in., 3

A vintage Yacht Club racing trophy cup. Crafted of English sterling silver. Classical design with large footed chalice form body decorated with opposing elevated handles and an encircling raised repou

English Sterling Women's Golfing Society Trophy, 1924. Gold washed Sterling Silver, hallmarked London 1924. Chalice style cup measures 6x3.75'' and weighs 239g. Engraved 'The Ladies Stage Golfing Soci

Including a large and impressive engraved William Nost Co. sterling trophy retailed by Brand-Chatillon Co. - stamped, "Sterling Brand-Chatillon Co" with a pictorial maker's mark; an engraved

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Gorham, Cooper Brothers, A.G. Schultz & Co. Marking(s); notes: marking(s) Country of origin; materials: England, USA; sterling silver Dimensions (H, W, D): largest: 9"h,

Two English sterling trophies, one dated 1913, 10" x 9" and 4 1/2" x 4", and Tiffany & Co. sterling bowl, 2 1/2" H x 4 diameter". Approximately 37.6 troy oz TW. Good condition. PLEASE NOTE: payment fo

(2) Antique sterling silver trophies, comprising: (1) vasiform body with applied scroll form handles, inscribed "Annual Cruise New York Yacht Club, Squadron Run, New London to Newport, July 20th, 1903

American, 20th century. A group of two sterling trophies, each with handles and inscription on front, marked STERLING and for respective makers (larger ht. 8.5, wd. 6.75, dp. 4.25 in.); plus, one ster

the first: unmarked (tests for .925), decorated in Romanesque style with filigree and inset with carnelian, chrysoprase, and chalcedony cabochons (approximately 93 grams gross; 6 1/4 inches high); the

Sterling and brass communion chalice with applied gold cross to base of unknown metal. made by Louis J. Meyer Inc., Philadelphia, PA, known for memorial chalices as well as his work for the Archdioces

Pair of sterling silver trophies, Marcus and Co. Award for first prize on 4th of July and Labor Day, 1910 at St. Andrews Golf Club. Height 4”. 8.89 ozt.

possibly for Joseph Piana, 20th century, each with a gilt sterling bowl, the stems and bases are gilt metal, tallest-8 1/4 in. H.

2 Sterling Silver Ashtrays by Gorham inscribed "Raritan River Hunter Show Hunt Teams 1933" weighs 1.6 ounces combined 3 3/8" X 2 1/4"

Exceptional sterling silver trophy cup, Art Nouveau design of blooming Iris in high relief across bulbous body opening to center cartouche, triple curved arms with applied Iris blooms, resting on leaf

19th Century Gilt Sterling Trophy Form Urn. Decorated with acanthus and grape motifs all over, with pther additional decoration. Cartouche on once side represents racing horses, with "Knutsford Cup 18

Reed & Barton, tall urn-form with a chased band of oak and acorn branches over a presentation inscription from the Friendly Sons of St Patrick of New York City to Edward Everett McCall, president 1913

STERLING LOVING CUP STYLE TROPHY. ENGRAVED "THE GARDEN CITY HOTEL FOR THE FIRST FLIGHT FROM THE GARDEN CITY AVIATION FIELD. AROUND THE HOTEL AND THE CATHEDRAL. WON BY ST. CROIX JOHNSTONE MAY 22 1911."

Gorgeous Tiffany & Co. Sterling Trophy. 16603 Makers 6596. Measures - 11 1/2" high x 11 3/4" wide. Weight - 71.63 troy oz.