AMERICAN STERLING SILVER CUSTARD / CRÈME BRULEE CUP

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER CUSTARD / CRÈME BRULEE CUP HOLDERS, LOT OF 12, comprising six examples with hammered surface, marked for Meriden Brittania Co. with ceramic inserts marked "G. M. T. Co. / Mad

STERLING SILVER CREME BRULEE CUP HOLDERS, 5.5" X 3" X 2". WEIGHS 11.21 TROY OUNCES.

STERLING SILVER MOUNTED LENOX CUPS AND STERLING SILVER MOUNTED CREME BRULEES, 525 GRAMS

DESCRIPTION: Six sterling silver cup holders, each featuring open-work designs on the sides and hallmarked "STERLING 10" immediately beneath the lip. Total weight: 348 g. CIRCA: Mid-20th Century, poss

pattern A5546, with seven Lenox liners and five porcelain liners, 15.50 ozt. of silver

A trio of American made sterling silver cups weighing approx. 7.45 ozt total. Includes a Gorham Stoplight Jigger 354; a Revere creamer 435; and an S. Kirk & Son julep cup 405. Creamer measures approx.

EIGHT AMERICAN STERLING SILVER CUPS AND A PITCHER by various makers, 20th century The pitcher by Theodore B. Starr, Inc., the cups by Frank Smith Silver Co.; height of pitcher 8 1/4in (21cm); total si

Early to mid 20th century by Manchester Silver Company. The set of tapered cups conforming with a flared rim. Good overall condition. 48.8 oz Sold from the private collection of a Southern lady and ge

A fine set of 12 Gorham sterling silver custard cups with german porcelain inserts. Housed in original presentation box. Early 20th century.t.w.: 15.6 avg. oz. (silver only)

Set of 12 American sterling silver cup holders. Hand-hammered and engraved. Inner diameter: 8 cm. length including handles: 14 cm. Total weight: 854 grams. Marked.

An early Gorham American sterling silver cup. Inscribed for Sophia Gaines Earl and latter Jean Earl Moehle.Dimensions: 4" X 5" t.w.: 8.2 avg. oz.

American Sterling Silver Loving Cup first quarter 20th century, by the Newburyport Silver Co., Keene, New Hampshire, the ovoid body with shaped rim, acanthus-scroll handles and step-domed foot, decora

with a presentation inscription dated 1913, 9 1/4 in. H., 18.45 ozt.

AN AMERICAN STERLING SILVER JULEP CUP, by Benjamin Trees, Lexington, Kentucky, mid-20th Century, applied with the cast head of a horse and engraved with a monogram, inscribed to the base 'WHEN YOU HAV

American sterling silver trophy cup with two handles; "F" mark, "Ardsley Club" Best Average Net Score, 1904. (9.5 ozt.). [7 1/2" H x 8" W x 5" D].

The double-handled cup with foot, gold washed interior, front with engraved detail "1837-1907; from Mother to Sol and Sarah". R. Wallace & Sons, Wallingford, CT, circa 1900. 6.25" H, 6.5" W (handle to

One set of Four by Newport Silver and the other set of three by Manchester Silver. The two sets are a very near match, five are monogrammed with single P for Patrick and two are monogrammed otherwise.

English & American Sterling Silver Loving Cups, Feat. Towle & Lebolt & Co., Ca. 1920, H 7" Dia. 6" 42.16t oz 4 pcs | the collection includes one Towle Silversmiths trophy with 'ST. LOUIS NATIONAL HORS

Four American Sterling Silver Julep Cups, mid-20th c., incl. 3 Wallace, h. 3 7/8 in., some dents to foot rims, and 1 Kirk with reeded rims, h. 3 3/4 in.; total wt. 13.70 troy ozs.

Set of Twelve American Sterling Silver Demitasse Cups, Fourteen Porcelain Liners and Ten Saucers, the Silver, The Watson Company, Attleboro, Massachusetts, the Porcelain, Lenox China, Trenton, New Jer

American Sterling Silver Demitasse Cups and Cordials(32) pieces to include: (12) footed cups (1 7/8 in.) and (11) saucers (3 1/2 in.) marked "Sterling" in a matching pattern, with gold rimmed porcelai

DESCRIPTION: 22 American sterling silver items, either by Saart Bros. or the Sterling Silver Manufacturing Company. Each items hallmarked with "SSMC Sterling" (12) Demitasse cups featuring floral and

(lot of 12) American sterling silver cordial cups, each having a flaring rim over an ovoid tapering body, rising on a stepped circular base, 3.25"h; total silver weight 8.75 Troy oz.

Last quarter 19th C., the first marked "Tiffany Sterling" engraved "To Edna R. Van Vliet", the second with hallmark for Gorham and stamped "sterling", engraved with the initials "E.C." Heights from 3-