Frederick Marquand Coin Silver Lidded Urn

Property from a Savannah Estate (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826, and New York, New York, working 1826-1839), marked 'F. Marquand' on base. 27.00 troy onces. H. 10 1/4 in. x W. 10 in. x D. 5 1/2

Coin Silver Water Pitcher marked for Frederick Marquand, (working Savannah, Georgia 1819-1826 and New York City 1826-1839). Tall pitcher with a flared and gadrooned rim and spout, and a foliate repous

American coin silver chalice by Frederick Marquand, 1797-1882, NY & Savannah, GA, engraved March 19th, 1840, 6" tall, 8 TO, a couple of small dents

includes a set of 12 coin silver spoons by Frederick Marquand (Savannah, GA, c.1820) in Shell or King pattern, 6in., and a set of 12 Gorham sterling spoons in King George pattern, 5.75in., all spoons

early to mid 19th century, including six spoons with marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826 and New York, NY, working 1826-1839) and pseudo hallmarks; one spoon with marks

19th century, including two King's Style Coin Silver spoons, monograms, marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826 and New York, NY, working 1826-1839) and pseudo hallmarks; fo

An American Silver Lidded Urn Black, Starr & Frost, New York, 19th/20th Century 4 1/2 pints; fully marked underfoot and stamped [STERLING]. 58 ozt 5 dwt. Height 13 3/4 inches.

Jones, Low & Ball coin silver lidded ewer, c. 1830s, American, cast and engraved with Bacchus head and flowering vines, flower finial handle, stamped to underside and engraved "Catherine Lawrence from

American coin silver cream jug and silver bowl, each with band of repousse floral decoration above a lobed round body and double C scroll handles, raised on a stepped circular foot with floral banding

Bailey & Kitchen coin silver lidded tureen, raised on four feet. Marked to underside for Bailey & Kitchen. 8"H, 19th C. CONDITION: Wear consistent with age and use.

By Lionel A. Critchton, Circa 1900, Critchton Brothers of New York and London. Very handsomely crafted piece having well pronounced finial at top of lid flanked by open handles on a flared foot at low

Sugar. Monogrammed 19th century American J. & I. Cox coin silver lidded sugar vessel with floral form finial, scrolling handles, and leaf borders. Stamped to underside, "J. & I. Cox". Total approx. we

.800 silver, circa 1944-1968, in the neoclassical style, with maker's mark. 7 in. 7.65 troy oz.

An English Silver Lidded Urn Crichton Bros., London, Early 20th Century with maker's marks to underisde.21 ozt 14 dwtHeight 12 inches. Property from the Collection of the Legendary Dealer Norm Flayder

Circa 1855, by William Carrington and Company along with Eoff & Shepard. The jar having a melon finial with well sculpted leaves atop hinged lid flanked by well sculpted and tall open handles attached

Footed bowl embellished with lancet bands and scrolled acanthus leaf handles. 17.6 troy ounces. 7 inches.

Mid-19th c. Urn or Chalice, by silversmith William Adams, New York, NY, 1829-61, flared rim with leaf decorated mid-body band, underside stamped "Wm Adams, New York", 5 1/2" high, 4" diam., 6.39 ozt.

Marks for R&W Wilson (Philadelphia 1825-46). With dedication. Approx. 8" H. Approx. 15.5 ozt (481 grams). (6117)

Sterling Silver Lidded Urn, Decorative Rhino Handles. Hallmarked CC207 925A1. 5.5 inches tall by 5.5 inches wide, 3.5 inches in diameter. 301 grams.

Circa 1870, unmarked in neo-Roman form with beading and two handles, 6 1/2" high, total weight 5.40 ozt.

3.5 inch cup, with marks F. Marquand, active silversmith in both Savannah and New York, 1815-1840, rolled decoration to rim and base, engraved at body, Emily Morel, 1829

Antique Repousse 800 Silver Lidded Urn. Hallmarked. Measures nearly 7 inches in height. Weighs approximately 7.1 standard ounces.

S. Kirk & Son, 19th century coin silver lidded syrup pitcher. Highly decorated with angel below spout, country scene, church, lambs, two house, two figures, floral elements. Condition: Excellent condi

An 18th century, c.1750s coin silver lidded water pitcher / jug. The pitcher is engraved with the armorial coat of arms of the Dayrell family of Lillingstone Dayrell, a village in Buckinghamshire, Eng

Lot includes 1 small pedestaled bowl, 1 large pedestaled bowl, 1 footed and pierced detailed bowl, 1 lid, 1 glass container with silver toned lid, 1 large silver lidded urn, 1 candlestick, 1 hexagon s