FLINT ENAMEL COW CREAMER.

Pair Staffordshire spongeware cow creamers, 18th/19th c., England, black, puce and green enamels, modeled in standing position with seated milkmaid, with round cover, old paper retail sticker to under

PAIR OF AMERICAN BENNINGTON FLINT ENAMEL ROCKINGHAM-GLAZE POTTERY FIGURAL LIONS, mottled brown glaze, each having coleslaw mane, standing with one front paw on ball, mouth agape, and tail resting on b

Sterling silver, realistically formed with hand chased hair and bee finial on lid. Attributed to John Schuppe. 1245 gr. Purchased in London 1980

Pair of Bennington Flint Enamel Glazed Figures of Lions Bennington, Vermont, 1849-58 With applied "slaw" manes. Height 7 1/2 inches, length 10 3/4 inches. Provenance: McKearin Collection of American P

Tiffany & Co. Silver Cow Creamer Marked London, 1987. 3 1/2 x 9 x 1 3/4 in., 5.9 oz. approx. gross weight.

Yellow ware seated spaniel with flint enamel glaze, 10 1/2" x 9" x 6"

AMERICAN BENNINGTON ATTRIBUTED FLINT ENAMEL ROCKINGHAM-GLAZE POTTERY FIGURAL SWISS LADY CHANGE COVER, mottled light green over cream glaze, depicting a standing woman wearing a hoop skirt and hat, rig

5 3/4"h, 7"l

DUTCH 0.833 SILVER COW CREAMER, cow featuring open mouth for spout, red glass cabochons for eyes and horns on top of head, a curved tail for handle, and a hinged lid on back with fly finial, standing

5 3/4"h, 7"l

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER COW CREAMERSPONSOR'S MARK FOR BERTHOLD MULLER, IMPORT MARK FOR CHESTER 1901The hinged cover chased with a fly15cm (6in) long158g (5.1 oz)

A Continental / German silver cow cream pitcher, late 19th century. Fly formed finial to the oval hinged cover on the cow's back. Hallmarked P T & Co S. Measures 6" long, 1-5/8" deep, 4-1/8" high. Wei

Pair of American Bennington pottery opposing lion figures, possibly Lyman Fenton & Company, 1849-1858, with a mottled brown/green flint enamel glaze, and applied coleslaw mane, having no apparent mark

ATTR TO LYMAN FENTON FLINT ENAMEL LION FIGURE Bennington, VT, modeled after the Medici lions, facing right with one paw resting on a sphere, tongue out, applied shredded clay coleslaw mane and covered

(lot of 2) Sterling silver cow creamer and sugar, Ludwig Neresheimer & Sohne, Hanau pseudo-hallmarks, imported into the United Kingdom by Berthold Muller & Son, Chester Assay Office, c.1906, denting,

Pair of Bennington flint enamel decorated candlesticks, 1860-1880, 9 to 9-1/4" h, mint condition, RCA, LLC

A late 19th century German Sterling Silver creamer. Cow form with etched detail and hinged cover at top. With German marks and "925". 9.22 troy ozs total weight. Minor wear. 7 x 4 1/2" high overall. E

20th Century, Israel Freeman And Son, London And New York, With I.F. & Son Ltd, Sterling, Germany, And 925 Stamps, 4 X 6 X 1.5 Inches, 32.41 Grams. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

STERLING SILVER MILK COW CREAMER, MARKED ON LID M.F. 8" L APPROX 218 GRAMS

German sterling silver cow creamer, full naturalistic body with side-hinged embossed fly cover. Marked on belly of cow with maker's mark, unidentified. 5" H x 7 3/8" x 2 1/2". 14.96 oz troy. Early 20t

DESCRIPTION: German sterling silver creamer in the form of a cow, the lid decorated with floral and foliage motifs and a fly. Marked with "[copyright] 925 Sterling Germany" on tail. Total weight: 134

This is a very well-made, nicely-tooled floral theme, intricately enameled creamer. It is in overall good condition with almost no wear seen including to the gold wash interior. There is slight damage

ENGLISH ENAMEL COW BONBONNIERECirca 1770On a grass ground with floral border. Cover depicts a building in a landscape.Length 2”.

Elizabeth II Novelty Sterling Silver Cow Creamer Nate Leslie, London, 1967 Length 6 inches, approximately 4 ounces. C The Estate of June Marston Dyson