Two 19th C. Sterling Antler Handled Corkscrew s

19th Century Gorham Sterling Silver & Antler Corkscrew. Measures - 7" long x 5" high.

Early 19th century S. Kirk & Son sterling silver round two handled covered butter dish and underplate. All-over floral repousse decoration. Flower finial. Strap handles. Two handle perforated liner. G

Grosjean & Woodward (1853-1865) for Tiffany & Co. sterling silver handled cake basket, having a coiled and scalloped handle and border, repousse flowers, two opposing cartouches, and rising on a shape

A Gorham sterling silver three piece coffee service and two handled traysecond half 19th centuryComprising a coffee pot, a cream jug, a sugar bowl and a tray. (4)height of coffee pot 10 3/4in (27cm);

Marked James Young and 1824. Together with a gadrooned similar silver plated example, a circular tray, two Reed and Barton scalloped oval trays, a circular and pierced tray and a small vegetable dish

A double handled example with unusual floral yellow slip decoration on red and green ground. A single handled jar with manganese dots on orange ground. 5” to 5.5”H. Sussman Collection.

Two Antique 19th C Sterling Silver Sewing Thimbles. Larger is 1 inch in height.

Two 18th-19th C. Sterling Silver Spoons one marked TH, Verso engraved "MD BL1684" another by Louis Landsberg c.1890, figurehead folllowed by ornamented wings, skulls and entwined design, spoon for wit

TWO 19TH C. STONEWARE PIECESWood handled batter crock, with pouring spout, blue floral decoration, 10" h; Ovoid jug with five-petal flower in cobalt, 12" h.

German/Continental, late 19th century, Group of two deer antler mounts with Black Forest type plaques, one reading 'Vesza/Kriwa/1874,' unmarked. Approximate Dimensions: Approx of the largest, h. 26",

The first with an elaborate realistic bird's head with inset red stone eyes. The second with an embossed floral pattern. Both with French silver hallmarks. L. of longer: 90.5 cm (35 1/2 in.) Condition

Rare James Dixon & Sons antique, 19th century, English sterling silver handled service tray. Beautifully designed with ornate repousse leaf design border & handles with incised scrolled design to the

Sterling Silver tableware, American, Canadian, 19th/20th c. Includes sterling handled serving pieces, pair of wghtd candlesticks, gravy boat & tray, hand made bowl, misc flatware; Victorian serving pi

Together with a "We sell the Popular Pullman Cigar," advertising cigar cutter, and two sterling silver mounted antler handled pipe tools. 5 1/2"h

Set of mid 19th c. English sterling silver handled cutlery set consisting of 12 forks and 12 knives, in fine burl walnut fitted "canteen" presentation case -forks appear to have been placed in a dishw

Two Antler and Sterling Handled Magnifying Glasses, one having monogram Used condition Largest 11-3/8"l

LARGE 19TH C TWO HANDLED RYE GRASS BASKET, GREAT DARK PATINA, EXCELLENT CONDITION, SIZE IS 18" X 8"

AN IMPRESSIVE FRENCH ORMOLU URN, 19TH CENTURY two-handled, of rocaille design, the neck featuring a satyr blowing a horn, two puttis, one playing a conch shell, with suspending wreath of roses and dai

British, 19th century, two handled lidded compote with under plate, berry finial, paint decorated with purple leaves, gilt decoration throughout, central cartouche with an Irish armorial of the Burke

Massachusetts 19th Century Handled two gallon stoneware jug decorated with a cobalt blue flower made by Edmands & Co. out of Charlestown, Massachusetts. Stoneware,Approx. 14" x 8 3/4" dia.. Stamped "E

Chinese Bronze Two Light Lamp, 19th C., the handled urn form bronze lamp base with incense burning slats into top, having incised phoenix and cloud decoration about the body supported by three figures

Two (2) Antique 19th c. English Sterling Capped Canes. tched and monogrammed, both with English hallmarks. Both approximately 35 1/2". Weight 1 pd 1 oz. PROVENANCE: A Pawleys Island SC Private Estate

Lot including woven with applied leaves and berries (16" D., 4 1/2" Ht.), 19th c. two handled basket (22" D., 15" Ht.).

LARGE LOT ASSORTED STERLING HANDLED FLATWARE, 19TH C.