A Connecticut silver figural basketball trophy

Circa 1930s R. Wallace & Sons figural silver plate basketball trophy, 7 1/4" (h) x 2 1/2" (l) x 2 1/2" (w) silver plate figure of a player shooting a basketball that has been mounted onto a 7" (h) x 4

1875 COIN SILVER FIGURAL SAILING TROPHY, 13" TALL AND 28.5 OZT

DESCRIPTION: A flare form trophy cup with figural dog head at top. No apparent markings.CIRCA: 20th CenturyORIGIN: ContinentalDIMENSIONS: H. 6" x W. 3"CONDITION: Good condition. See lot description fo

Antique Full-Sized Silver Plate Basketball Trophy from the YMCA Industrial League won by Morgan Construction Co. Measures 15 inches tall. Excellent condition. If lot is absent of a condition report on

A silver-plated basketball trophy, the ball mounted on a marble base, height 24cm.

A framed photograph of a group of baseball trophies awarded by various baseball leagues in Minnesota measuring 14.75 x 11.25 inches. Also included is a silver plate figural trophy lid (not pictured in

An exceptional silver plated loving cup trophy by Reed & Barton. It is supported by 3 Knight figures as shown. It measures approximately 6 3/4" tall.

Vintage figural silver plate football trophy. Measures 4.5 inches tall, rests on stand and measures 10 inches tall in total. Very good condition with no damage, repairs or restoration. Condition repor

MERIDEN SILVER PLATED FIGURAL EPERGNEConnecticut, Late 19th CenturyFigure holds aloft an etched glass cornucopia vase.Height 11.5". Width approx. 8.5".

by Karl Griesbaum, c. 1900, The rectangular silver case embossed with figural scenes and trophies, operated by a lever on the front which releases an oval cover embossed with cherubs releasing a caged

Antique Sterling Silver Card Holders molded as cherub or putti. Set of 7 all marked Sterling. Condition: very good estate condition. Provenance: Greenwich, Connecticut estate

Silver Plate Urn Form Trophy w Figural Finial. Hallmarked. Measures 5.5 inches in height.

A MERIDEN CO. SILVER-PLATED FIGURAL CIGAR HUMIDOR, Meriden, Connecticut, circa 1910Ma

Victorian silver plate figural epergne mounted with putti. ht. 28in. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Frank Perrotti Jr. of Hamden, Connecticut

Unusual hinged basketball form trophy on ebonized wood base accented by silver-tone beaded rim. Apparently unmarked. From an E 72nd St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions. trophy on base measures approx. 15

A Large Silver-Plated Trophy Punch Bowl, Mark of Rogers Smith & Co. circa last quarter of 19th century, Meriden, Connecticut, with horse head, acanthus leaf, and grape motifs at the rim, raised on a d

Wilcox Silver Plate Company (Meriden, Connecticut, founded 1865), circa 1877. A silver plated figural jewelry casket or biscuit barrel, the cylindrical container with engraved floral scene on front of

Group of Vintage Trophies. Consisting of four trophies, an unengraved basket ball trophy on a plastic base, a silver plate double handle trophy on a plastic base, a brass double handle trophy with an

A Derby Silver Co. presentation figural canoe sculpture in silverplate. Mounted on lion paw feet. Canoe exhibiting six (6) oars. Signed Derby Silver Co. with additional marks on bottom of plinth. Dime

DENNIS RODMAN SIGNED BASKETBALL CHAMPION 14 INCH REPLICA SILVER TROPHY (BULLS) w/ COA

ANTIQUE victor silver plate co 2 handled trophy cup; * from wikipedia:* Edwin Oscar Smith (1871 ? October 28, 1960) was a Connecticut politician who served 28 years in the Connecticut House of Represe

Russian Judaica silver inkwell, decorated with flanking figural ram heads, Star of David on one side and Russian imperial crest on other, 3" h x 4 1/4" w. Provenance: From a Connecticut collection.

Ralph DePalma's Memorial Trophy Awarded By Giants' Despair Hill Climb Association. The silver plated trophy features an early car figural topper. It appears to be in overall fair condition with some d

Collection of eight (8) silverplate figural cherub motif napkin rings of various makers, 20th century Six marked for Meriden Silver Plate Co (American (Meriden, Connecticut) 1969-1930), one apparently