Rococo Georgian Silver Cream Pitcher

Hallmarked A.B G.B ( Alice & George Burrows), London, 1809. Together with two similar English Georgian silver cream pitchers, hallmarked S.D E.D, London, 1806, 1809, total weight approx. 17 T.O. 4"h,

no maker, 7.95 ozt.

19th century, no maker's marks, 13.15 ozt.

Delicate vase shape with roses in relief and extensive hand chase work, marks other than crowned London lion obscured, armorial mark. 77 gr. h.3 1/2 in.

(lot of 2) English sterling silver cream pitchers, London hallmarks, including: (1) George II creamer, Samuel Meriton I, c.1746, in the Rococo taste, repousse cartouches with woman playing lute, man p

Georgian silver toast rack, maker WE, London, 1827, 6 1/2 in. L.; cream pitcher, master salt (no liner), hinged cylindrical spice box (monogrammed), and a silver mounted cut glass shaker, 15.0 ozt. of

American Sterling Silver Muffineer and Cream PitcherGeorgian style muffineer with partially rubbed mark of Whiting?, pattern number 9481, with 1921 date mark, without monogram (7 1/4 in.); cream pitch

Beautiful Georgian silver cream jug iwith clear hallmarks. In America we would call this a Federal shape pitcher, on a square foot. Lovely engraving of a crown above a swan, likely a coat of arms. Ha.

THREE STERLING ARTICLES INCLUDING TIFFANY, GORHAMTwentieth century, sterling silver. Consisting of a Tiffany & Co. leaf form dish, a Gorham cream pitcher, and a diminutive bowl marked "Georgian H

DESCRIPTION: Coin silver helmet-shaped cream pitcher. Marked "LH" to bottom for Ludwig Heck of Lancaster, PA. Mid 18th century. Classical urn form with tall lyre form thread mold handle. Monogrammed.

Russian enamel and gilt silver cream pitcher, profusely decorated with shades of blue, yellow, and red. Marked along the handle and along the underside. Maker's mark CK, Moscow city mark, along with s

Joseph Richardson, Jr., Philadelphia, c. 1780 marked on base twice, I R helmet-form with beaded edge, raised handle on square base. 5.5"h; 5 troy oz. F

New Orleans Coin Silver Cream Pitcher, ret. Henry Peat Buckley (1822-1903), act. New Orleans, 1842-1903, 1853 successor to Young & Co., marked "H.P. BUCKLEY" in rectangle over "NEW ORLEANS" in rectang

Stieff Repoussé Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher1922 date mark, pattern number 800, profusely decorated in floral repoussé decoration on a stippled ground, obverse with script monogram to shaped ca

An English silver cream pitcher having a highly-detailed repoussé body with birds and branch. Hallmarked on base "CW", possibly for Charles Wright with 1775 date mark. 4-1/4in tall x 4-1/2in wide.

with sparrow's beak, mark of William Hollingshead, Philadelphia, second half-18th century, 4 in. H. over handle, 4.45 ozt.

5 1/4 x 5 in.

John Sayre, New York (American,1771-1852) active 1796-1818, coin silver creamer / cream pitcher, monogrammed, maker's mark: "I.Sayre," circa 1800. 7.75" H x 4.5" W (over handle to spout) x 3" D. Appro

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver cream pitcher and sugar bowl, maker's marks underside: "Tiffany & Co. Makers Sterling Silver 925-1000." Cream pitcher: 5" H. Approx: 16.55 ozt.

Hayden & Gregg coin silver cream pitcher, 19th c., American, maker's marks to underside, 5.5"h x 6"w, approx. 9.5ozt.

South Carolina coin silver cream jug stamped J.E. SPEAR & CO (incuse) for John Emmons Spear, working Charleston, 1817-1871; thick bodied and heavy pear shaped form with C scroll handle, repousse flora

together with an Aesthetic style hammered sterling covered sugar bowl, 15.45 ozt t.w.

John Aitken American possibly Philadelphia, coin silver cream pitcher / creamer, maker's mark: "I Aitken." 5.25" H x 6.5" W (over handle to spout) x 3.5" D. Approx: 7.96 ozt.

An American coin silver cream pitcher with a strap handle and lobed body. Stamped signature and monogrammed "AM". 6in tall x 5-1/2in wide. 6.4 troy ounces. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curb