Baltimore Sterling Silver Fuchs & Beiderhase

Baltimore sterling silver reposse teapot by Fuchs & Beiderhase, 16.2 ozt, and a sterling silver cream pitcher. 10.1 ozt pot: 6.5 h by 9 w pitcher: 5 h by 6 w

Late 19th, early 20th c. Fuchs & Beiderhase Sterling Silver Scrolled Pierced Letter / Card Holder for desk top. Easel Back. Made for and retailed by Black, Starr & Frost. Measures 4.75x1.75x6". Wt. 16

12 Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. Co. sterling silver repousse goblets, Baltimore Rose pattern, having deep relief carved floral decoration featuring roses to the bowls and base. Signed on the base with

Baltimore Sterling Silver Co. Sterling Silver Coffee Service Early 20th century Comprising a coffee pot, cream jug, covered sugar bowl, waste bowl and kettle on stand, each chased overall with flowers

Baltimore Sterling Silver Repousse Coffee and Tea Service , incl. coffee pot, teapot, sugar basket, creamer and tray; coffee pot, teapot and tray by S. Kirk & Son, 1932-1961, tray engraved "Whiteacres

Schofield, Baltimore sterling silver crucifix on square paw footed base, jeweled with garnets, turquoise, and malachite. (55.2 ozt. inclusive). [21 1/2" H x 8" W x 6 1/2" D].

Baltimore Sterling Silver Water Pitcher Hennegen, Bates & Co., late 19th/early 20th century Baluster-form with overall floral repousse. Height 9 inches, approximately 24 ounces. C

Ten (10) pieces of Baltimore Silversmith Mfg. Co. sterling silver repousse hollowware including two (2) compotes, four (4) small bread plates, three (3) medium plates, and one (1) large tray, all in t

G. W. Webb Baltimore sterling silver Victorian large dome top all over floral repousse butter dish. Standing figural lion finial. Base top rim slightly out of round. 7.625in W x 7in H. No liner. 22.5

Fabulous water pitcher by Baltimore Silversmiths. Crafted out of Sterling Silver. Features a robust deep relief repousse design of chrysanthemums, daisies, and roses among other flowers. Grape and vin

Baltimore Sterling Silver Water Pitcher Loring Andrews, late 19th century Ovoid-form chased overall with foliate scrolls and birds, with an upswept foliate capped loop handle. Height 12 3/4 inches, ap

Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. Co. sterling silver three-piece repousse tea set, ornate and high relief carved castles on front and back of each piece and with extensive floral and foliate repousse cover

Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. Co. sterling silver repousse repousse pitcher, Baltimore Rose pattern, with deep relief carved floral decoration featuring roses and a grape and vine handle. Signed on the

Baltimore sterling silver floral repousse decorated deep oval tray. Engraved geometric pattern well. Monogrammed. Wide floral border. Marked on base. Light scratches. 16 L x 11.75in W. 31.3 ozt.

early 20th century, hand chased floral and scroll decoration, no monogram, 10 in. H. over handle, no monogram, 29.50 ozt.

A Baltimore Sterling Silver Co. Silver Floral Repoussé Coffee Pot, Baltimore, Maryland,

Group of Baltimore Sterling Silver Table Articles Comprising an S. Kirk & Son bowl, set of four small bowls, a glass dresser jar, and a pair of Jenkins & Jenkins open salts and pepper casters. Diamete

American sterling silver hot water urn, Jacobi & Jenkins, Baltimore, the handled urn having anthemion borders, paneled body, lacking lid and heater, inscribed on shoulder AR Davenport, 12.5"h, 57.58oz

Three-Piece Baltimore Sterling Silver Tea Set, dated 1928, by Jacobi and Jenkins, including a "Turkish"-style teapot, h. 8", a cream jug, h. 2-1/2", and a turned wood handle tea strainer, l. 8-1/4", e

Antique Hammered Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Compote by Baltimore Silversmiths c. 1904. No Monograms. Measures 9"x9"x2 1/4". Weight approximately 275 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate.

Creamer and sugar bowl set by Boston Sterling Silver Co. Crafted of sterling silver. Features ornate flora repousse pattern in the Stieff style. Creamer measures 3 1/2" tall. Open sugar bowl measures

Jenkins & Jenkins 5 1/4 x 1 1/2 approx. monogrammed, surface scratches--S. Kirk & Son 6 1/2 x 1 3/4 approx., monogrammed, Surface scratches

A sterling silver tray by the Baltimore Sterling Silver Co. circa 1895. The company was active between 1892-1904, and subsequently became the Stieff company in 1904. The center of the tray features a

Baltimore Sterling Silver Co., footed service, hand chased, monogrammed PRS, (1) teapot, L-10", [28.79 TO]; (1) covered sugar, L-6", [16.08 TO]; (1) creamer, L-4 1/2", [7.59 TO]; (1) waste bowl, L-3 1