Mulholland Brothers Arts And Crafts Sterling Water

Arts & Crafts, with stamp on underside for Mulholland Brothers, Park Ridge, Illinois, 1911-1919, weight approx. 20 T.O. 9-1/2"h to top of handle.

Arts & Crafts Sterling Silver Water Pitcher, George Gebelein, Boston, Massachusetts, 1909-1930. Of flattened oval section with plain scroll handle, bright-cut below the rim and above the base with ban

T.C. Shop Chicago, Arts and Crafts era, c1920 Hand hammered Sterling Silver Water Pitcher, by Emery Todd and Clemencia Cosio. 20ozt. Approx. Measurements: 5.875" x 10" x 6.5".Domestic Shipping: $25

Water Pitcher. An engraved American Julius O. Randahl The Randahl Shop of Park Ridge Chicago, IL sterling hand wrought Arts & Crafts water pitcher. Stamped, "Sterling Hand Wrought 484 JOR&quo

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

Antique English Arts & Crafts Sterling Salt & Pepper Shakers. Made by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham England. Each full hallmarked. Each measures 2.75 inches in height.

Spies Brothers Inc. transitional Arts & Crafts / Art Nouveau brooch Chicago, Illinois sterling silver, green enamel stamped marks 5.8 dwts 1 7/16"w x 5/8"h

Two matching American Arts & Crafts Sterling Silver Open Salts by Simons Brothers, Philadelphia. Known for their exceptional Arts & Crafts work, this pair of Salt Cellars are a classic example of thei

English Arts and Craft sterling silver frame - Birmingham 1905, mark of Charles S Green & Co Ltd rectangular shape depicting a mill with farmers. Bottom right the inscription "More water glided by the

Sterling Silver Water Pitcher with raised Arts and Crafts floral decorated handle and flared spout. 9-1/2" high.

Water Lily pattern silk lined shade, in working condition, small stains on shade, slight paint loss, measures 9 x 8 3/4 inches

Arts & Crafts mixed metal carving set. Marked "Sterling" with Simons Brothers hallmark. Knife 14-1/2". Fork 12-1/4". IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you reg

Arts and Crafts Era Style Multi strand freshwater Pearl necklace with 7 layers of cascading strands. A stunning piece, hand beaded meticulously with same sized fresh water pearls that have a rainbow l

Crafts 126 grams total weight.

George Christian Gebelein (1878-1945) Boston Arts & Crafts sterling silver flatware set for including (12) forks, (12) salad forks, (12) teaspoons, (11) demitasse spoons, (12) soup spoons, and (12) kn

Charles Robert Ashbee (United Kingdom 1863-1942), Arts & Crafts sterling silver pierced and lidded biscuit barrel, 1899, having a domed lid with a glass stone finial, with overall hammered finish, pie

pierced grape and leaf base, by Woodside of New York, measures 3 1/4" tall 3" diameter and set of 10 weighs 77.8toz Free shipping for this item within the continental US. Please note that this lot has

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: unknown Marking(s); notes: marking(s) Country of origin; materials: England; sterling silver, wood, metal Dimensions (H, W, D): 11.25"h, 7.5"w, .5"d Additional Informati

Liberty & Co Ltd Birmingham Arts and Crafts sterling silver vanity set, 1905. Enamel inlay work with inset turquoise stones. Liberty & Co. Ltd Birmingham marks to the the pieces. The vanity set includ

(lot of 5) Arts and Crafts sterling silver and copper set, early 20th c., with owl motif, marked underfoot with a leopard's head and the letter B, all pieces stamped "sterling and other metals," in th

Redlich Co Arts & Craft Sterling Silver Tea Set"NEW YORK, CIRCA 1905 An Arts and Crafts era tea set by the Redlich Company of New York for Shreve, Crump, and Low. The set exhibits true Arts and Crafts

(12) 8" Dinner Forks, (11) 6 1/2" Teaspoons, (9) 8" Spoons, (12) 4 1/2" Demitasse spoons, (12) 6" Forks, (2) Dessert Servers, (1) Sugar Spoon, (1) serving spoon, (2) Serving forks, (4) small spoons sl

Six Boston, Massachusetts Arts & Crafts Sterling Silver Table Objects, 1900-1932. Comprising a tea caddy, Samuel R. Woolley, 1893-1915, engraved beneath "E.G. FROM C.A.," marked "WOOLLEY" and "STERLIN

Chicago, early 20th century, round with scalloped border, raised monogram, marks for Falick Novick (Chicago, Illinois, working 1909-1957), 54.81 oz. T., 18 in. Provenance: Property from a Private Sout