German Arts Crafts 800 Silver Toothpick Holder

German Arts and Crafts 800 Silver Toothpick holder. Hallmarked Moon and Crown, Stamped 800. Missing 1 stone. Minor Dent.

With hammered body, 3-D eagle head spout, 3-D finial, applied strapwork handle with grapes, letterling around base: Embassy Zurich 1907, measures 11" tall, weighs 22.7toz Free shipping for this item w

800 Silver Toothpick Holder modeled as a figure of a Spanish man. Measures 4.75"H x 3"Dia on the base. Weight 253gr / 9oz. In house shipping to continental US $15.

Very nice large charger. Center is Solid 800 Silver. 16.25" diameter.

A German silver trophy presented at the Hamburg Lawn Tennis Tournament in August 1897, very unusual & decorative goblet in the Arts & Crafts style, hallmarked .800 silver, presented to Henry W. Brooke

a 6" square trivet signed Malcolm Bunker together with a silver and copper toothpick holder, oval footed tray (7 1/2" X 10") a smaller oval dish and a matchbox holder, possibly some California maker.

German Arts and Crafts silver candlestick by Carl Frey & Sohne, circa 1900, having a flared candle cup, rising on a cylindrical standard, resting on a square base, marked '800' and maker marked, 6.25"

Jugendstil German Arts & Crafts silver pendant necklace with cutout stylized hearts c1905-1910. Unsigned. From the Collection of Paul Somerson, Chicago Silver. Chain length 17", pedant 1"h x 1.25" w.

Unusual Pair of 19thc. German Silver Toothpick Holders Depicting Cranes. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good, Tarnished. Bases has Some Minor Dents. Dimensions: H- 4.25", Dia- 3". Weight: 4 oz

bracelet will fit a 7" wrist by 1 3/8" wide signed: DG & chalice symbol tested as 800 silver condition: good

Fine Arts & Crafts 800 silver bowl designed by renowned Austrian architect and designer Otto Prutscher (1880-1949), Vienna, ca. 1920s. Hand-hammered with an undulation pattern. Stand on four legs. Len

Very nice German 800 silver cup holder set for coffee or tea. Diameter of cup is 1.1/2 inches (38 mm) 35g x6 =210g full wieght Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $12.00 to anywhere within the contiguous

Antique 800 silver bull toothpick holder.Length 3 1/2 inches.

German Arts & Crafts Hammered Silver Pendant c1905. Marked "Handerbeit 900". 2"d. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states.SHIPPING</

This is a vintage toothpick holder crafted in Israel in the mid 20th century. Rendered in fine 800 silver, this unusual holder is formed as an umbrella. It stands 4 1/2" tall. The opening diameter is

Pair of German Art Deco four-arm candelabra with tapering stems above squat spheres atop tiered round bases, each with crescent moon and crown 800 silver marks for after 1886 and struck "685" to under

German Art Nouveau .800 Silver Lidded Box, Heilbronn, Germany, 1898, Bruckmann & S&#246;hne, designed by Carl Stock, wishbone-shaped handle terminating in flower, floral background on all sides with m

Ship form, each piece marked ".800 Germany" on rudder, approximate height of 8 1/2", each is monogrammed on sail "GMB"

Measures 11 inches high , weighs 13 Troy oz. Estimate $600-800

5pc Set of German .800 Silver Pierced Ornate Cup Holders, c1910 Repousse and raised Putti Playing various instruments & Floral Design w/ applied foliate scroll form handles. Hallmarked & marked .800.

Lot of 12 German 800 Silver Cup Holders (marked on their lower part), end of 19th century \ beginning of 20th century, decorated with sawing and embossing in a pattern of dancing cabbages. The lot is

DESCRIPTION: Art Nouveau 800 silver centerpiece featuring a glass insert decorated on underside with a cut starburst design. Centerpiece frame is embellished with floral and foliage designs in relief.

This is a lovely gold plated 800 silver fish serving set from Germany. This Jugendstil, or German Art Nouveu, set is well marked; it contains the national German mark of the moon and crown, as well as

German Art Nouveau 800 Silver Box, beginning of 20th century, decorated with embossments in a scene of a swan in a lake over a background of typical plantation, engraved owner initials on the lids ope