Late Federal Silver Sugar Urn,

Late 18th Century American (Federal Period) Silver Sugar Urn, Joseph Richardson Jr. Well made hand hammered, engraved monogram B. Signed J.R on bottom. Good condition. Measures 10" H and weighs approx

A Federal silver covered sugar urn, Liberty Browne (1776-1831), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1800 Of urn-form with footed base, engraved with be-ribboned cartouche bearing the initials, "JCB," marked on fo

Daniel Van Voorhees, together with a similar cream jug. 12 7/8" l, 7 3/8"h. (teapot) approx. 39.7 ozt. CONDITION: Good antique condition. No repairs. Expected wear. Cream jug unmarked.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, late 18th century, urn form body, galleried rim, bead borders, conforming pineapple finial, engraved swag and floral cartouche, monogram "HB", marks for Joseph & Nathaniel

J. Bruger, New York, c. 1795 consisting of a teapot, covered sugar, and creamer; footed urn-form, beaded rims, 10"; 43 troy oz. total Purchased at Sotheby's NY in the 1980's, with tag, lot 895 Fr

New York, c. 1800, mark of W G Forbes consisting of a paneled oval teapot with urn finial, covered cream pitcher and covered sugar bowl, 41 troy oz. total (incl. wood

late 19th century in the George III taste. including two pots, cream and sugar and coffee urn. seven pieces. weight 131.3 oz

Late 19th-early 20th century, 800 silver standard. Comprising coffee pot, teapot, creamer, sugar, sauceboat, and tray; each piece with swirling decoration allover, hinged covers with foliate urn-form

A Meridien Victorian Aesthetic Movement silver plate tea serviceLate 19th century; AmericaComprising a tray, hot water urn with burner, coffee pot, hot water pot, covered sugar, waste bowl, two creame

An American Eastlake Victorian silver plate tea serviceLate 19th centuryComprising a hot water urn, tipping kettle, tea pot, waste bowl, creamer, and sugar, and associated tray7 piecesTray: 2.5"

Victorian silverplate spooner/ sugar bowl, late 19th/ early 20th c., J. Rogers Silver Co., domed lid with bird finial, openwork handles, urn-form body on pedestal foot, accompanied by (twelve) spoons,

An 18th century covered silver sugar urn in classical form with urn finial, finely engraved designs, beading, and reserve shield medallion with monogram. Signed twice on edge of base EB in oval cartou

Daniel Dupuy Jr. (Philadelphia, working 1772-1810), American coin silver covered sugar urn, urn shaped body with beaded rim, square base, urn form finial, engraved monogram to front, maker's mark "D D

A lidded monogrammed silver sugar urn, decorated with repousse fruits, beaded rim and flower finial, by Koehler & Ritter, active 1868-1885, San Francisco. Marks: K & R / castle mark / S.F. CAL Dimen

S. Kirk, Baltimore, early 19th century, 5 7/8 in. H., 4.75 ozt.

A Dutch Silver Sugar Urn with Cover1839 date letter, .833 silver standard, "PK" maker's mark, with possibly original cobalt glass liner, the urn with cutwork lattice style cutwork above a foliate base

Pair of George III Silver Sugar Urns and Covers London, 1773, maker's mark indistinct.  8 x 4 1/4 in. diam., 21.8 oz. approx. gross weight. Property from the Collection of Reverend David Rhinelan

Near pair of early hallmarked Sheffield sugar urns. Approx. 10" Ht..

ALBANY NY (PARTNERSHIP 1800 - 1805)

An American Silver Covered Sugar Urn Thomas Underhill & John Vernon, New York, NY, Circa 1785 having an acorn finial surmounting a domed lid, the body of conical form with a trumpet base and beaded ri

Philadelphia Silver Covered Sugar Urn John McMullin, 1790s With beaded bands on square plinth base, the cover with an urn-form finial. Height 10 inches, approximately 14 ounces. C

American Late Federal Cherrywood Sugar Chest early 19th century, with flush-paneled sides, the front panel mortised and pegged into the leg posts, terminating into turned legs. h. 28-1/2", w. 36-1/2",

Rare 5 7/8" , Hand Crafted American Federal Coin Silver Sugar Tongs by William Moulton IV ,1796-1845, Newbury Port , MA Engraved "MG" Reserve: $125.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $18.00 to anywhe

Federal covered sugar urn, Moore & Ferguson (Charles Moore & John Ferguson), Philadelphia, PA, circa 1801-05, having cupola form cover with applied cast urn finial, chalice shaped body, tapering domed