SHREVE & CO. STERLING & STAG HORN PITCHER

16 pints note: with monogram 7 1/2 inches high

Shreve & Co hammered sterling silver 4 1/2 pint pitcher. Signed. 8"h x 9.5"w x 6"d. 23.4 ounces. 5% of this lot will benefit The Dirk van Erp Foundation. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping co

A Shreve & Co sterling water pitcher, the footed baluster form with auricular handle and helmet spout, centering an engraved monogram in cursive script 9854, 11.5"h, 31.1 toz

19TH.C STERLING, CRYSTAL AND STAG HORN PITCHER, MEASURES 12" HEIGHT.

Sterling Shreve & Co pitcher and bowl with hammered rims; pitcher 4 1/2 pints, appx 8 3/4"h, bowl appx 8 1/4"dia, marked "Shreve & Co", "San Francisco" and "Sterling". Total weight appx 29.85 ozt. Ver

Pitcher, ABCG, Sterling Fittings & Stag Horn, 11" x 6.75", Bullseye And Prism Motif, Hobstar Base, Sterling Collar Marked Redlich #202, The David Haines Collection, TN.

Pitcher, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Sterling And Stag Horn Handle, 9" x 8", Bullseye And Prism Motif, Hobstar Base, Marked Redlich Sterling Silver Spout With Stag Horn Handle, Excellent Quality, Fr

Late 19th C. Shreve, Crump and Low Co. Sterling Silver Repousse Style Water Pitcher with Foliate and Fruit Design with Vacant Plaques on Both Sides. Stamped Shreve, Crump and Low Co., Sterling, 925/10

Marcus & Co. New York Copper And Sterling Silver Mug With Stag Horn Handle. Dimensions: 5" X 5 1/2" Marcus & Co. New York

American and English Sterling Silver Pitcher and Teapot. Comprising Shreve & Co. 4 1/2 pint water pitcher with 'ALM' monogram, and English Thomas Whipham 1804 teapot with ebonized wood handle and knop

American stag horn and sterling silver corkscrew, c 1900. The silver end with impressed marks 393, Sterling and cross mark for J.F. Fradley & Co (New York, 1866-1937). Length 8 inches / 20 cm. Please

marked "Shreve and Co / San Francisco / Sterling"; not monogrammed; approximately: 895 grams; 9 inches wide; 10 1/2 inches high

American sterling silver 3.5 pint pitcher, Tuttle Silversmiths, Boston, c.1933-1945, Paul Revere pattern, model 220A, made for Shreve Crump & Low Co., approx 7"h, 18.03ozt Start Price: $200.00

Shreve, Crump & Low Co. #210A Paul Revere Pattern Reproduction 8h x 5w inches. 1 lb 11.2 oz. oz.

Lot Consists of a Stag Horn Handle Meat Carving Set by J. Russel Green River Co. The Neck on Each is Sterling Silver. In Good Condition.

Two American sterling silver mounted brilliant cut glass pitchersone Shreve & Co., the other retailed by C.D. Peacockearly 20th centurythe larger height 12 1/2in (31.5cm); length 7in (17.5cm); width 5

Three Shreve & Co. Silver Table Articles San Francisco, CA, 20th Century Fourteenth Century pattern comprising a pitcher, bowl and underplate. each marked 'Sterling' on underside 39 ozt Diameter 7 3/4

Shreve & Co. 14th Century articles, two: pitcher and glass-lined juice tumbler San Francisco, California sterling silver, glass stamped marks to each pitcher: 9"w x 6"d x 9"h; tumbler: 2 1/4"dia x 3 5

Tuttle Silversmiths Arts & Crafts Sterling Pitcher"BOSTON, 1933-1945 A Tuttle Silversmiths Arts & Crafts style sterling pitcher for Shreve, Crump, and Low. The pitcher is decorated with a wood black s

comprising a heart-shaped caddy spoon, a Shreve & Co. shell form spoon, and a box with engraved stag on lid. Weight: 5.025 OZT. Largest: 5 3/4"high, 2" wide. Wear to box lid. Provenance: Property of a

Group of Assorted Sterling Silver Table Articles. Including a pair of short candlesticks, salt + pepper, miniature bell, silver match holder, silver pin and a Shreve and Co shoe horn. Weighable sterli

Marked Tiffany & Co. MakersSterling Silver 925-1000 M3 quarts 9in. (23cm) h. 1469.2 gramsA band of scrolling acanthus at the top over repousse reserves of floral filled baskets and a monogram raised o

Shreve and Co sterling silver tea and coffee set. Shreve was a high-end retailer in San Francisco and Boston. Their items were often made by Albert J Lewis. Set comes with a tray, coffee pot, teapot,

Good Shreve & Co. Sterling Silver and Engraved Glass Center Bowl, first quarter 20th century, San Francisco, California, the shaped navette base decorated with acanthus scrolls and mounted at the side