S. Kirk & Son, circa 1865.

19th century long handled baleen and silver toddy ladle, S. Kirk & Son, circa 1865, the oblong silver bowl with double pouring lip, rounded and flattened engraved bowl joint, and a substantial twisted

DESCRIPTION: Two American Brilliant cut glass bowls, each crafted with cut, geometric designs on rim and exterior. Wide rimmed bowl fitted with sterling silver collar on foot by S. Kirk & Sons CIRCA:

one with the mark of Jacobi & Jenkins (circa 1894-1908) and the second with mark of S. Kirk & Son Co. (circa 1896-1924), both with "W" monogram to interior of dish, a profusion of flowers is worked by

DESCRIPTION: "S. Kirk & Son" sterling silver salt and pepper shakers with floral repousse decorations and gilt finishes. Hallmarked: "S. Kirk & Son, Sterling" CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS:

DESCRIPTION: S. Kirk & Son sterling silver footed dish with repousse grape cluster and vine design. Hallmarked: "S. Kirk & Son, 430" CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 1.5" x D: 5" (Total We

S. Kirk and sons poultry shears feature repousse sterling sliver handles decorated with flowers, with stainless steel blades. Marked "S. Kirk & Sons" "sterling" CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS:

Silver repoussé covered tureen. S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, circa 1860. Inscribed, "Lily L. Macalester from her Aunt & Uncle/ Eliza and Edward Macalester/December 27th 1860." H: 12 1/2 in. L: 17 1/

Sterling silver repoussé ewer. S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, circa 1860. H: 14 1/4 in. Weight: 36.04 oz. t. PROVENANCE: By descent on the Macalester Family to the present owners. This was likely a gi

An American Silver Chatelaine Clip and Chains S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, Circa 1850 the shield form clip with an engraved monogram suspending four chains. marked on reverse of clip Length 16 inches

Beautiful Sterling Salad Set circa 1920 Kirk & Son. Approximately 9.5 inches.

An "Etruscan" silver repoussé ewerS. Kirk & Son Co., Baltimore, MD, circa 1900Decorated with buildings, birds, and floral motifs, the handle with ram's head, marked to underside.H: 15 1/2 in., Weight

Mark of S. Kirk & Son Co., Baltimore, Maryland, Circa 1840, chased with figures in exotic landscapes with pagodas, bridges and boats, thistle finial, underside with monogram LSR, 8"h, weight approx. 2

An American Silver Repousse Bowl S. Kirk & Son Co., Baltimore, MD, Circa 1900 marked '925/1000' on underside 14 ozt 10 dwt Width 11 inches.  Property from a Private Chicago Collection

DESCRIPTION: An antique sterling silver needle holder. Features a reticulated flower motif design. Marked "S. Kirk & Son Co.925/100 CIRCA: Mid 19th - Early 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: Total Wei

Early photograph of gentleman sitting in Victorian arm chair. Signed Robert Todd Lincoln., circa 1865. Oldest son of Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln.

Antique S. Kirk & Son Co. "Baltimore Rose" repousse sterling silver top crystal jar. Stamped S. Kirk & Son Co. 925 1531. Circa: Late 19th/early 20th Century. Measures 3-1/8 " Tall x 4" in diameter. To

DESCRIPTION: An antique sterling silver needle holder. Features a reticulated flower motif design. Marked "S. Kirk & Son Co.925/100 CIRCA: Mid 19th - Early 20th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: Total Wei

An S. Kirk & Son Co. Silver Landscape Covered Sugar, Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1900Marks:

An S. Kirk & Son Coin Silver Coffee Pot with Repoussé Landscape Motifs, circa 1890Mar

A Five-Piece S. Kirk & Son Co. Silver Vanity Set with Repoussé Landscape Motif, Baltimore

An Antique S. Kirk & Son Repoussé - Landscape Center Bowlcirca 1896-1924 period hallmark, model number 109, the everted rim with alternating motifs of flowers and pictorial scenes with buildings,

An S. Kirk & Son Repousse Sterling Silver Mugcirca mid-late 19th century, 11 ounces, decorated with hand-chased floral motifs on a stippled ground, raised on a round foot, with acanthus leaf handle. 4

An S. Kirk & Son Silver Salver, Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1932-1979Marks: S. KIRK & SO

A Samuel Kirk & Son Coin Silver Child's Cup, Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1859Marks: