Eight Manchester Silver Co. Sterling Goblets

Model# 954, of typical form, without monogram, 6 3/4 in. H, 32.3.

Manchester Silver Company (American, established 1887). Sterling silver. Model: 762. Height: 8 1/8", Diameter: 3 3/8" each. Weight: 54.400 ozt. Set of eight sterling silver goblets by Manchester Silve

Set of eight sterling silver water goblets by Manchester Silver Co, (founded Providence, 1917), of traditional inverted bell form with 'M' monograms to the bowls. Approx. h. 6.75", dia. 3.5"; approx.

Lot of twelve Manchester silver company sterling silver goblets. Height: 6-5/8". Marked by maker and hallmarked on base. Condition: one goblet has a very subtle dent to rim that's barely visible, anot

Set of 12 Manchester Silver Co. sterling silver goblets with flared rims, marked 808, Sterling and with maker's mark on each base. 6 3/4" H. 60.27 total oz troy. Not monogrammed. Provenance: The Estat

American, 20th century. A set of ten sterling goblets by Manchester Silver Co., all marked; ht. 6.75 in. (each), total wt. 37.96ozt (1180.5g).

STERLING SILVER SET OF SIX VERY FINE GOBLETS; MANCHESTER SILVER CO. #761; WATER GOBLET; PROVIDENCE: RHODE ISLAND; 1914-1985; FOUNDED 1887 AS W.H. MANCHESTER & CO.; STERLING SILVER GOBLET GROUPING OF S

Set of Ten Sterling Goblets, early 20th c., by Manchester Silver Co., No. 808, with gilt washed interiors, Wt.- 51.2 Troy Oz., H.- 6 3/4, Diameter 3 4/8 in.

R. WALLACE & SONS MFG. CO. STERLING SILVER GOBLETS, LOT OF EIGHT, each on circular foot, no monogram, four with plain mouth rim and four with inner beaded mouth rim, marked "Wallace / Sterling", for R

No monograms, marked to underside for Manchester Silver Co (Providence, RI.)H: approx. 6 1/2".Total weight: approx. 22.40 ozt.

A Set of Eight R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. Sterling Silver Gobletslate 19th centuryeach with floral repousse decoration and impressed with firm's mark/Sterling6 3/4 x 3 1/2 inches49.93 troy ounces

DESCRIPTION: Eight sterling round bowl soup spoons marked for Manchester Silver Company in the Manchester pattern. MEASUREMENTS: 6" long. 8.8 total ozt. CONDITION: Light surface scratches as expected

A Set of Eight Sterling Silver Goblets by Hunt Silver Co.pattern number 302, no monograms. 6 1/2 in. 32.10 total troy oz. Private Collection, Durham, North Carolina Additional high-resolution photos a

Eight (8) Sterling silver goblets.Made by N.S. co.Dimensions: 6 3/4"hTotal weight: 28.8 avg. oz. No monogram.

A set of eight American sterling silver goblets By Watrous Mfg Co., Wallingford, CT, 20th centuryheight 6 3/4in (17cm); total weight approximately 40oz troy

American, 20th century, including typical form, monograms, all with marks for Newburyport Silver Co., 33.09 oz. T., 6-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Middleburg, Virginia

Group of Twenty-Six Footed Sterling Liqueurs, consisting of 12 weighted examples by Maurer; eight tall examples by Gorham; and six of miniature snifter form by Manchester Silver Co., Solid (14 Pcs.) W

INTERNATIONAL STERLING SILVER GOBLETS, SET OF EIGHT, "Prelude" pattern, with gold wash to interiors. Total weight: 49.29 ozt. International Silver Co. Pattern introduced 1939. 6" H.Excellent condition

A Set of Eight American Silver Goblets  Gorham Mfg. Co, 20th Century each marked 'Sterling' to underside 47 ozt gross Height 6 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Robert and Mary Montgome

Eight Cased Alphonse LaPaglia for International Silver Co. Silver Cordial Goblets, Meriden, Co

including six Wallace sterling goblets, typical form, monogram, 6 in.; set of eights cordials, goblet form, marked "Alex & Co." with applied Buddha, 3-1/8 in.; six German shot or cordials, no monogram

each marked, one by Manchester Sliver Co. and the other by Boardman. H6 5/8" H6 5/8" 10.2 oz

Six sterling shots, hallmarked "Cartier", "B&M", and "Sterling" (some marks worn). Undertray with monogram, hallmarked "M" [in a shield with a bird on each side]- most likely Manchester MFG CO. Each g

MANCHESTER SILVER CO. STERLING SILVER HIGHBALL TUMBLERS, 12 PIECES, H 5 1/4":A set of twelve Manchester Silver Company highball tumblers. American, second quarter 20th century. Of traditional cylindri