A 1920's silver mounted glass stand & two silver dwarf

A 1920's silver inkwell of capstan form, the hinged and slightly domed cover with reeded border (missing glass liner), hallmarked London 1920. Together with two late Victorian silver mounted glass van

A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER CRUET STAND, Dublin c.1760, maker's mark of Robert Calderwood, the gadrooned frame fitted with twin pierced compartment for two silver mounted cut glass bottles, with applied

Two Silver-Plate and Cut Glass Ink Stands 20th Century together with a magnifier and a group of metal mounted inkwells. Width of larger example 10 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Norma and Dav

ERNESTO TRECCANIItaly, 1920-2009"Piccolo Fiore". Daum Nancy, France, Circa 1970. Signed lower left. Mounted on a silver metal stand.Pate de verre glass, 12" x 8". Height with stand

Daum art glass sculptured plaque by Ernesto Treccani (Italy, Born 1920), signed lower right and numbered on verso 92/150. Mounted on silver tone plinth. Measures 12"H x 8.25"W x .75"D; plinth 13.75"L

British, hallmarked for Sheffield 1898, two mounted glass ink wells, with engraved dedication, maker Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, the company was one of the best known British manufacturers and par

Samuel Hennell (English (London), registered 1811). A George III sterling silver cruet stand, circa 1813, with eight cut glass castors - two being sterling mounted with gadrooned band at rim - the sta

John Schofield English sterling silver & glass cruet set. Set includes sterling silver cruet holder, pair of sterling silver mounted glass pitchers, two silver mounted olive/pickle jars, two silver mo

Early 19th Century silver mounted glass caster together with two silver condiments

AN EARLY GERMAN SILVER MOUNTED GLASS DESK STAND decorated with figures. Silver 284 grams. 15 cm x 12 cm.

Two English sterling silver mounted clear glass claret jugsC & F, Birmingham and Horace Woodward & Co, London1901 & 1890the larger height 8in (20cm); length over handle 6 1/2in (16.5cm); width 4 1/2in

Bohemian .800 Silver-Mounted Cut Glass Fruit Stand, first quarter 20th century, the silver with import marks for Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1919-1933, the squat thistle-form bowl of amethyst-cut-to-amber gla

Two American sterling silver mounted brilliant cut glass pitchersone Shreve & Co., the other retailed by C.D. Peacockearly 20th centurythe larger height 12 1/2in (31.5cm); length 7in (17.5cm); width 5

Two silver-mounted etched glass pieces: decanter, Hanau hallmarks to base; together with vase, marks to base; H: 11" (taller, approx.)

* Two Continental Silver Mounted Glass Scent Flasts 19th Century comprising a French and an unmarked example. French example marked on lid rim Height of taller 4 3/4 inches. Estimate $60-80 Property f

Both with tongs, taller, 12"h. Together with a silver plated mounted glass ewer, 13-3/4"h.

Two American Silver Mounted Glass Serving Dishes Apparently unmarked. The bowl 16 1/4 in. diam., the charger 17 1/2 in. diam. Property from the Estate of Audrey Zauderer

Two English Silver Mounted Glass Articles and an American Silver Powder Box The powder box marked 'Sterling'. The articles comprising: A vase, marked London A perfume bottle and stopper, marked Birmin

Two silver mounted Murano glass figurines of clown cooks. One is marked "Sterling, 925" and the other "Continental, 800". In good condition. [approx. 3 1/2" H x 3 1/2" Dia.].

A grouping of two antique silver mounted glass claret jugs / decanters including an English sterling silver mounted and cut glass claret jug (10 3/4"H)Sheffield silver hallmarks, letter date for 1903,

two silver-mounted cut glass inkwells, together with a Victorian Edward Todd gold and mother of pearl ink pen in fitted case, and a Victorian gold washed pencil

Hallmarked TD, (Thomas Daniel) London, 1778, bright cut card decoration, with four bottles, two English silver mounted. Stand, 9-1/4"h.

Two Silver-Plate Mounted Glass Ewers  20TH CENTURY  each of handled form, one with lid, the other with stopper.  Height of taller 11 3/4 inches.

Two Victorian Silver-Mounted Cut Glass Decanters The first mark of Thomas Prime & Son, Birmingham, 1864; the second mark of Alexander Clark, London, 1897. The first 12 x 6 x 5 1/2 in., the second 10 1