RAILROAD SILVER SOLDER METALWARE

Lot includes beverage container marked N.Y.; N.H. & H. R.R., a dish cover marked NYC and a sugar bowl marked N.Y.C. & H.R. RR. Some dings and wear. Largest is 11". very Good

Includes a 11" oval nut dish, a small tea pot and small oval plate. All are marked with the Pennsylvania Railroad logo. Very Good

Lot includes 6" covered bowl, a 5 piece covered bowl, a small tea pot and syrup pitcher. All are marked U.P. R.R. OR U.P. SYSTEM. Very Good-Excellent

Nice lot with 3 pieces marked NEW HAVEN RR, and the covered bowl marked N.Y.N.H. & H.R.R.. largest is 6 1/2" diameter. Very Good-Excellent

Lot includes a coffee pot, creamer and a syrup pitcher. The creamer is marked with the Union Pacific shield. The other 2 are marked U.P. R.R. underneath. Very Good

A collection of Pennsylvania Railroad silver plate to include a 13-1/2in diameter charger, two coffee pots, two cream pitchers, a sugar bowl, and two menu holders. All with raised keystone PRR marks a

Late 19th-20th century, Moscow Each hallmarked Including two Soviet-era metal plates, two Soviet era silver and gilt niello cups, and twelve demitasse/caviar spoons stamped for maker Vasily Agafonov a

A fine example of an early bulbous toothpick holder made for the Maine Central Railroad. It has a prominent "Pinecone" logo on one side and it also has the fat letter MCRR marking on the bottom. This

A group of eight International silver, metalware and cut glass scent bottlesvarious makerslate 19th-20th centuryComprising four English, one German, a pair unmarked and another unmarked, some monogram

From a railroad with exactly one dining car is this dinner knife that measures 9 1/2". It has an older International Silver hallmark on the stainless steel blade. It has a hollow silver plated handle.

From a railroad with exactly one dining car is this tea spoon made by Meriden. The Rutland box logo is not sharp but you can read it.

Three silver items for the New York Central Railroad. A 5 1/4" hinged lid teapot top marked with an engraved NYC on the lid knob and bottom stamped International Silver Co. Silver Soldered 05070 14 OZ

A group of five International silver, metalware and cut glass vanity bottles and jarsvarious makerslate 19th-20th centuryComprising a pair of English jars, an English scent bottle, an American jar and

A collection of silver plated hollowware marked PRR: A 9-inch water pitcher with the PRR Keystone logo, signed Reed & Barton and numbered 3610 on the base; A 6.125-inch basket stamped PRR in scrip

This is the first one of these that I have ever seen. It's a 6 1/4" diameter hot food cover with a nice Boston & Maine "Arrow" logo on one side. It has a nice finial and ornate vent holes. It has some

Twenty-One Pieces of Southern Pacific Railroad Silver Flatware - Grecian, Broadway, and American Knives and Forks Twenty-one pieces of railroad flatware for the Southern Pacific by International Silve

Marked PRR, and International Silver underside. 10"h x 7"w x 4-3/4"d

An ornate silver plated water pitcher made for the Illinois Central Railroad. It was made by Reed & Barton and it has the fancy ICRR intertwined initials on the top. The glass is in good condition sho

International Silver Company silver soldered 64 ounce coffee pot, 9 inches tall, 8 inches handle to spout. "G.M. & O." stamped on the bottom.

A Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad silver menu holder with side logo. This is an unusual design where the menu slides between two "prongs". It measures 3 1/4" diameter and is about 5 1/2" tall.

A Pennsylvania Railroad silverplate menu holder. This holder has a rectangular shape. It has a prominent Pennsylvania Railroad keystone logo on one side. The front has 2 pencil holders. It measures 6"

The silver plated bud vase stamped 'Made especially for N.Y. Central R.R. Co.,' signed L. Barth and Co., numbered 04101. Measures 7.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping

The collection of eight pieces of silver plated hollowware with Canadian railroad markings: An oval platter with Canadian National maple leaf logo, signed International Silver; Two butter icers marked

A 16 oz Wallace teapot, an 8 oz Reed & Barton syrup, an International Silver 2 oz creamer, an International Silver 10 oz sugar, and an Int'l Silver salt and pepper castor; all pieces signed Missouri P