18th Century Sugar Caster

Late 18th century pair of solid silver sugar casters 7 1/2 inches tall with cherubs decoration all around including frogs and flowers. Total weighs is 347 grams. In good condition.

Engraved 18th century Swedish silver hinged sugar caster. Stamped with an unknown maker's mark of "AS", a pictorial national mark (three crowns), date stamp of "B2" (1784), and an

ITALIAN LE NOVE SUGAR CASTER, 18TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 6 1/2" (REPAIRS)

An assembled sixteen piece group of English sterling silver condiment warevarious makers18th-20th centuryIncluding a sugar caster and pair of mustard pots, William Comyns & Sons, London, 1930, initial

18th and 19th centuries, comprising: 6 individual salt cellars, 2 sugar casters, trencher salt, tea strainer and a small navette-shaped double handled tray, 28.95 ozt. t.w.

British, 18th/19th century, cream glaze, molded handles and flower finials, comprising: lidded teapot; lidded coffee pot; lidded creamer; lidded sugar bowl; muffineer/caster; octagonal tray; large pla

Sterling Silver 18th Century Sugar Basket London 1786 Hester Bateman. A very collectable Geo III sugar basket made by the renowned lady silversmith Hester Bateman. The body of the basket is elegantly

A collection of fifteen 18th century silver sugar nips various makers Including a naturalistic Rococo pair, weight 16oz. (15)

Chinese 18th century crystal sugar jarDimensions are:Diameter 10.5cm Height 14cm

MEASURING APPROX JUG 10.5 X 9CM; SUGAR BOWL 13.5 X 10CM. Please study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the item. We offer in-house shipping internationally (US and rest o

MEASURING APPROX JUG 10.5 X 9CM; SUGAR BOWL 13.5 X 10CM. Please study all photographs carefully to get an accurate representation of the item. We offer in-house shipping internationally (US and rest o

including an 18th century style caster (4 5/8 in.); a butter dish cover by Fisher; an International "Lord Saybrook" goblet; a small mayonnaise bowl; a set of (4) shell form butter pats; a two piece gl

With two engraved decorative bands around the body. Amsterdam, 1745. 133g. H 15.9 cm (6 1/4 in.)

6 ¾”h., Brilliant blue, lead glass, wide “u” shaped bowl pattern molded with 11 large diamonds, sheared rim, applied circular tapered foot, pontil scar; matching 11 diamond lid referred to by c

AN 18TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER SUGAR BOX, Moscow 1794, oval with hinged fluted cover, chased with foliage and ribbon-tied swags. 15cm wide, 11.9 troy ounces

A Dutch silver caster Amsterdam with date letter likely for 1775. The maker, a capital P in shield (No. 494 in Elias Voet Jr.) . Both the baluster body and stepped foot with chased swirling lines.The

AN 18TH CENTURY FRENCH SILVER SUGAR SIFTING SPOON, Paris, marks indistinct, double struck Fiddle and Thread pattern, engraved with an armorial, the bowl with pierced decoration. 21cm, 3 troy ounces

18th Century Coin Silver Sugar Tongs, mark of Joseph DuboisNew York City, active 1789-1797, engraved designs and central cartouche with period script monogram. 6 1/8 in. 1.25 troy oz. From the Collect

With silver accents, 11 cm tall.

Pair of late 18th century English sterling silver sugar tongs, by Samuel Godbehere & Edgar Wigan silversmiths, London. Hallmarked and stamped. Made circa 1798. Weighs approx. 1.05 ozt (32.8 grams). Sh

18th C silver Philadelphia sugar urn by Samuel Alexander (marked on one side of base). Monogrammed both sides, appears to read MWC on side and JH on the other which includes a slight dent in the H. Li

Assembled Irish Sterling Three Piece Tea Service. Each of octagonal paneled form with a recessed octagonal foot; comprising a teapot pot with a wood handle; a creamer and an open sugar, 18th century;

An 18th century covered silver sugar urn in classical form with urn finial, finely engraved designs, beading, and reserve shield medallion with monogram. Signed twice on edge of base EB in oval cartou

Four English sterling silver tablewaresvarious makerslate 19th-20th centuryComprising a sugar caster, Da-Mar Silverware, London, 1977; a pair of baskets, Silbray, Hall & Co., Ltd., London, 1905; and a