Five American Weighted Sterling Short Goblets

H: approx. 3".

Two pairs of three branch candelabra, 9.75"h. and 6.25"'h. And a low single stick, 3"h.

AMERICAN STERLING WEIGHTED FIVE-LIGHT CANDELABRA, PAIR, H 15":A pair of cement reinforced sterling silver candelabra. American, 20th century. Marked to underside: "Sterling / Reinforced with cement /

Five American, vintage or older, sterling silver holloware water goblets by F.B. Rogers Silver Co.; each of graceful form with a slightly flared rim, and on a splayed foot; each stamped sterling and w

ENGLISH & AMERICAN STERLING WEIGHTED VASES, FIVE, H 7"-13", & OTHER VASES (4):Including 1 English sterling silver vase, weighted, Birmingham, 1905-06, H.7"; and American sterling silver vases include

A mid 20th century American weighted sterling silver candelabra with five light candlesticks. Classic design. Hallmarked Weighted Sterling Duchin is on the bottom. Maurice Duchin Creations was an Amer

Silver. Includes a set of 6 weighted sterling goblets; a pair of small weighted silver baskets; 6 Reed & Barton nut dishes with pierced borders; 2 pair of sterling salt and pepper shakers; three, most

(lot) American weighted sterling silver table items, including: (pair) Towle five-light candelabra, a central cup four reeded arms, convertible into candlesticks, overall: approx 8.75"h, 9"w; (2 pair)

Seven American Sterling Silver pedestal bowls with weighted bases by various makers. Circular forms with reeded and repousse banding, includes a set of five by Webster. Webster bowls monogrammed, some

(pair) American weighted sterling silver three-light candelabra, Duchin Creation, convertible into tall or short candlesticks, scroll arms, baluster-form standard, rising on a circular foot, approx 11

(lot of 4) American weighted sterling silver candelabra, including: (pair) Gorham "Chantilly Duchess" five-light candelabra, convertible into candlesticks, model no. 750, approx 13"h, 12"diam, (pair)

Five are English and two are American. 7-1/2"h and appx. 44 t.o. Together with three silver plated footed goblets. Losses and out of round.

A Group of Five American Silver Table Articles Various Makers, 20th Century comprising a pair of casters, a creamer and sugar set, and a candlestick, all weighted. each marked 'Sterling' on underside

American Fisher sterling silver weighted "Victorian" pattern five-light candelabrum converts to single candle holder, 17"h

Group of five reticulated sterling silver table accessories comprising a handled bonbon or compote by Towle; a short compote by Fisher Silversmiths Inc; a tazza with central fancy script monogram by M

A Group of American Silver Candlesticks and Candelabras 5 total, including a Frank Whiting weighted sterling five light candelabra and a pair of weighted sterling three light candelabra, and a pair of

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Group includes two tazzas, pair of short candlesticks, pair of salt and pepper shakers and four snifters. Various makers. 2.5" to 5.75" high. (DR37)

International Silver Co., late 20th century, Royal Danish pattern, [Weighted centers]. Dimensions: 4" H x 4.25" W; 

American sterling silver pair of weighted five-light candelabra. 14"h x 12.25"w

American sterling silver pair of weighted five-light candelabra, "Angelique" by International. 13.5"h x 11.5"w

American and Continental. A group of silver items, including eleven shakers and one sterling tray, eleven shakers marked sterling, seven weighted, PLUS five shakers with .800 silver or less, two with

American, 20th century, 14 pieces weighted: seven compotes; five sherbets; trumpet vase; candlestick; tray strainer (no tray), 11.34 oz. T. excluding weighted pieces,ÿ 2-5/8 in. to 10 in. ÿ Provenan

An American Silver Drink Set Victor Seidman Mfg. Co., Brooklyn, NY, First Half 20th Century comprising a decanter with a weighted stopper and five cordials. bottle marked 'Sterling' on underside, cord

Thirty-five pieces including: six weighted compotes, pair weighted candlesticks, Rebaje sauce ladle, whiting swing handle basket, etc, America and Europe, 20th c.; Most marked; Tallest: 6 1/2" x 6", 3