Boston Coin Silver Small Pitcher

Coin silver pitcher by Lows, Ball & Company, Boston (active c. 1840), scrolled handle and round pedestal base, rim with decorated edge, collar and rim of foot with leaf banding, later monogram to fron

Jones Ball & Poor, Boston, Coin Silver Pitcher & Sterling Footed Dish. Pitcher 10.3 ozt. Dish, 4 ozt. Max Ht. 7 1/4"; Dish W 6".

Engraved and Monogrammed with Gold Wash Mid 19th Century . 7" High to Top of Handle. Appr. 9.4 Troy ounces. Please see photos for details and condition.

American Coin Silver Covered Small Pitcher/Jug by Stebbins and Company, New York. Circa 1830. With Beautiful Decorations. Fully Marked Condition: Generally Very Good, Couple of Very Minor Dents, Monog

(2) COIN SILVER CHILDREN'S MUGS both marked Pure Silver Coin; the first, maker Lincoln & Foss, ins

Group of (3) American 19th century coin silver articles, including (2) small pitchers and (1) cup. 1st item: Milk pitcher of baluster form with engraved Greek Key and beaded border decoration, raised

MOBILE, ALABAMA COIN SILVER MCCAA FAMILY PRESENTATION SMALL COVERED PITCHER, vase form with repousse, chased, and engraved grapevine decoration, featuring a hinged lid with figural bird finial, a vine

Haddock, Lincoln & Foss (American (American (Boston, Massachusetts), 1811-1859). A coin silver water pitcher with scrolling leaf tip handle opposite everted rim as spout, the traditional ewer from bod

Jones-Ball-Poor. Boston. Pure coin silver allover floral repousse milk pitcher. Gadrooned borders. Leaf form spout. Fish scale ground. Cover sprung. Cover finial pushed in. Bottom of handle possibly p

American Coin Silver Pitcher with Hinged Cover Mark of Lincoln & Reed, Boston; monogrammed. 11 3/4 x 7 1/2 x 5 1/4 in., 26.1 approx. gross weight. The Collection of Jordan Saunders.

(2) American coin silver pitchers, 19th c., Includes a Lincoln & Foss, Boston, ewer marked "Fine" and "A.P.", monogrammed gift inscription engraving, 6.5"h x 3.5"dia; with, a rectangular pitcher hallm

Pair of small pitchers by Joel Shoemaker, Philadelphia. Both are hand crafted and monogrammed. Larger is 6"h x 6.75"w x 3.25"d

Colonial America c. 1725 Boston Silversmith Jacob Hurd (1702-1758) Choice Hallmarked Small Silver Cann with Weight 5.68 oz. troy Jacob Hurd, Colonial Boston Silversmith Coin Silver Cann with a Baluste

An American Coin Silver Water Pitcher Jones, Lows and Ball, Boston, MA, 19th Century marked 'Pure Silver Coin" to underside 24 ozt 6 dwt Height 11 1/2 inches.

Silver sugar basket, coin silver, Eoff & Shepherd, New York, 1850, 7" x 6", approximately 9.3 troy oz TW, with a coin silver milk pitcher, Bigelow Bros. & Kennard, Boston, 7" x 6", approximately 9.9 t

American coin silver cream pitcher by Jones, Ball & Poor, Boston, no monogram, 6 1/2" high, 7.16 TO

Jones, Ball & Co. "Grape Vine" Pitcher circa 1853-1855 coin silver marked "Jones, Ball & Co., Boston, Pure Silver Coin" 12 in. high 19.20 troy ounces

A Small American Coin Silver Salvermark of Haddock, Lincoln & Foss of Boston (active 1857-1868), circular form raised on three suppressed ball feet, the well with ornate floral and foliate engraving,

E. Howard & Co. Boston Series III Original Case Case: coin silver, N size, W.P.& C

Collection of coin silver including (12) Pear & Bacall Boston, (6) Sylvanus Bramhall, Julian Fogg, (6) small & (2) large spoons by T Wambley & Cleaves, Geo B. Appleton, M & T Portland, (2) large J B J

Hallmarked for Paul Revere (Boston, 1735-1818). Table spoon with shell detail. Monogrammed "W WM to LW". Bowl has some denting, a short split and small edge repair. Handle has well done repair. 7.75"l

American Southern Charleston, South Carolina Coin Silver Pitcher by Silversmith John Ewan, Charleston, South Carolina, Circa 1835. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good, Need Cleaning. Small Min

18th century coin silver thick bodied skewer, Daniel Henchman, Boston, MA, circa 1770, having small ring handle and faceted blade. Maker's mark ''DH'' in rectangular cartouche. Numerous signs of old k

Comprising: A card case likely by Leonard & Wilson of Philadelphia with decoration that depicts Wall Street Trinity Church at one side and a town at the other, a presentation pitcher by the Boston mak