A pair of two Dutch silver braziers, Amsterdam

A Pair of Dutch Silver Sugar Bowls Amsterdam, 18th Century marked with '833' standard on underside 9 ozt 12 dwt Width 7 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New

Two Pairs of Silver & Enamel Dutch Shoe Pendant / Charms. Each shoe measures 1/2 an inch in length.

833 standard, Amsterdam, of boat form with a shaped rim, pierced with acanthus and lattice decoration, total weight 219gm, height 6cm and length 12.5cm (2)

A Pair. Dutch silver spoons with movable windmills and Delft porcelain inserts. Early 20th century.Dimensions: 9" X 2"T.W. 5.3 avg. oz. Provenance: Germantown, NY Estate

Two Dutch Rococo Style Silver Plated Picture Frames, cast with rocaille scrolls and scallop shells, the four corners with pairs of figures making merry in taverns. Dimensions: 14 x 11 in. exterior dim

Circa 1880, likely Dutch or Russian. Two pair one of which is black and the other blue. Some chipping to one of the blue enamel tops, otherwise good overall condition. H1 7/8"

Six Dutch and German Silver Miniatures, Including an unmarked silver filigree table, two Dutch figural groups of dueling gentlemen or a jester and dog, pair of German chairs, and a Dutch chest with bl

Finely Engraved Dutch Silver Oblong Tobacco Box, commemorating the Amsterdam tax riots of 1748, lid with a detailed image of the riots near City Hall at the Dam Square during the execution of two accu

FOUR ANTIQUE EUROPEAN COIN SILVER SPOONS - Includes two (2) Dutch repousse spoons, one of royal couple, the other with Amsterdam crest; an Italian Adam and Eve Spoon (marked along spoon edge "Made in

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

Two early, possibly late 17th century circular brushes with horse hair bristles together with a larger brush with Amsterdam marks for 1778. Length of larger brush 17 cm (6 3/4 in.)

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Dutch silver plated barrel motif dispensers. Featuring two barrel formed dispensers, one with Egyption themed decorations and the other with Dutch pastoral themed motifs. Furthe

DESCRIPTION: Two silver plated wall sconces, each featuring one socket on a mount decorated with a medallion design surrounded by open-work putto, eagle, floral, foliage, grape, and brazier designs. F

Dutch School (Fourth Quarter 18th Century), set of two (2) hand-colored engravings of Butterfly Studies, by Pierre Cramer, 1779, Amsterdam. Glazed, matted and handsomely framed. In frames each 19"x22"

Pair Dutch silver candlesticks, c. late 19th c., Netherlands, .833 purity, the barley twist shaft on domed base repousse decorated with panels of outdoor scenes and floral scrolls, each stamped with p

TWO DUTCH SILVER TRINKET BOXES Late 19th century One box of rectangular form, the lid inset with a porcelain blue and white plaque depicting a windmill, the body with scrolling acanthus and figural de

together with an English sterling handled toast fork, 8.35 ozt. of weighable silver

Two Dutch Silver And Agate Serving Pieces. Silver fork and thistle form serving piece both with banded agate handles. Together with a Dutch two piece serving set bearing Dutch silver marks and those o

Two Dutch Silver Baskets. Two footed filigree silver handles baskets, both bearing Dutch marks to the underside Smaller: 2" x 5.5" x 3.5" Larger: 2.5" x 8" x 4.75" Wt of both: 7.70 ozt

Two Dutch silver miniatures, 2 men playing pool, stamped arrow marked .835 marked FAL for Falcon 2.25 in. (W), 2 bowlers playing 10 pins, signed FAL for Falcon, small arrow for .833, 3.1 in. (W), from

Pair of Dutch silver coins from the Hollandia shipwreck. Features a pair of coins recovered from the wreck in presentation sleeves. Comes with a 1711 and 1742 dated coins. Both have environmental dama

A pair of Dutch silver candlesticksprobably Gregorius van der Toorn II, the Haguemid 18th century, with later tax marksUndersides inscribed C.B. den 9 September 1767.height 7 1/4in (18cm); width 4in (

Pair of Dutch silver crane lights. Circa 1890s. Standing crane on base holding a worm in beak. Red stone/glass inlaid eyes. Open at neck, with a wick setting inside. Marked on neck, leg and base with

Maker's mark D.W. Rethmeyer, Amsterdam, 1804, length 40 cm. Provenance: Legacy of Dr. C.W.Th. Baron van Boetzelaer, Lord of Asperen and Dubbeldam.