1892 Meriden Silver Plated Tilting Water Pitcher

Antique silverplated watcher pitcher by Meriden Silver Co. Engraved and dated with Knights Templar emblem (Potomac Commandery No 3). Engraved "Sir W. Sherman Phillips, June 8th 1892". Underside of pit

Circa 1894. Large silver plated ice pitcher with porcelain liner. Embossed icebergs and Victorian aesthetic movement style motif. Matching base, 2 chalices, and pull out drawer. Manufactures mark to i

Reed & Barton Silver Plated Tilting Ice Water Pitcher Set with two goblets. Pitcher incised on front with previous owners' names "Tom & Celia." Patented Aug 4, 1868, May 13, 1878. Set measures 18.5" H

Spectacular Meridan silverplated tilting water pitcher/coffee/tea pot with two goblets. Hand chiseled, tone silver plate, Victorian Samovar. All original, but needs some work- one goblet out of round

Silverplated Victorian Tilting Water Pitcher with Cup by Reed & Barton . 17 1/2" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S S

Late 19th Century American Victorian Meriden Brittania Company Silver Plated Ice Water Pitcher with Footed Cups. Beautiful floral design and beaded rimmed design. Pitcher has a white ceramic liner. Pi

DESCRIPTION: Antique Rogers MFG Co. silver plated lemonade and ice water tilting pitcher with footed cup, and a handled stand frame. The pitcher is designed with a 'tilting' style, so it can be tilted

(2) Victorian silver plated water pitchers to include Rogers insulated water pitcher and Meriden double walled ice water pitcher, 1860's, swan form finial, dent at front

Teapot, 10" to top of finial Reed & Barton, 8 1/2" tall Water pitcher,aesthetic movement, porcelain lined, Meriden & Company 13" tall

A 19th Century antique American Victorian silver plated water pitcher tippler model #43, produced circa 1870 by Meriden Britannia (Connecticut). Double walled, with exquisite floral and geometric patt

Lot of three antique Victorian insulated ice water pitchers. Includes a 12.5" tall Standard Silver Co pitcher, a 13.25" tall Meriden pitcher decorated with scenes of polar bears, and a 12.75" tall uns

Aesthetic Movement style, Footed with scroll design, comprising teapot, coffee pot, covered sugar bowl, cream jug and waste bowl. Together with a matching water pitcher. Coffee pot, 8"h

Victorian Meriden Britannia Company quadruple silverplated water tilter, having finial topped lid hinged to porcelain lined pitcher with bearded man spout and ornate handle, pitcher showing repeating

Fine quad plated silver cold water tippler, pitcher with enamel insert, two cups, all pieces marked Meriden and style 81. Measures 20 x 16 inches.

Silver plated, by Derby, James W. Tufts, and Meriden. Tallest 8-1/4"h

(9) Pcs silver plate, c/o 4-piece tea set, Meriden loving cup, tilting tea kettle on warming stand, embossed ashtray, water pitcher, Gorham creamer

Of usual form with a pitcher with a tapering body, pierced uprights and a goblet on a conforming base; together with a mahogany drinks tray mounted with silver plated rails and handle supports. Height

Early-20th Century white metal /silver plated water pitcher with cups, marked "Derby S.P.CO", International S.Co, 1921. 7 pieces, overall size: H; 11 inches, W: 6 inches

With a low hexagonal baluster form body chased with figural scenes within foliate strapwork borders. Size 9" T.

Lot of four Victorian silver plated water pitchers. Includes an 11" tall pitcher by Reed & Barton (minor dents to side), a 10.75" tall pitcher by Barbour Silver Co (some medium sized dents to sides),

Monogrammed and dated 14 April, 1979. 9" tall x 7 3/4" x 5"

Four Victorian silver plated insulated water pitchers. Includes a 12" tall pitcher by Webster & Son (minor dents to rim), a 12.25" tall pitcher unmarked by maker (cracking and chipping to interior ena

Antique Cut Crystal and Silver Plated Water Pitcher, with interior chiller, floral and grape decoration. Maker's mark stamped underneath top portion of handle. Height 10.5 in. Width 8 in. Depth 6.5 in

Measures 12x20 inches.