Silver and coconut tastevin. Colonial. Possibly from

Silver and coconut tastevin. Colonial. Possibly from Guatemala. 18th century. 11 x 11 x 6,5 cm. Reference bibliography: "Enciclopedia de la Plata Española y Virreinal Americana" (Encyclopedia of

Silver and coconut cup, c.1750, maker IP. Possibly colonial silver. Height:7.5 inches. Davids notes: handmade and hand hammered, the silver and coconut shell appear to be from the mid 18th century, mi

Latin America, Mexico, ca. 1800 CE. A coconut shell chalice carved with sophisticated sgraffito (shallow scratched etchings) and fitted with a silver ormolu stem, rim and base. The rim is engraved wit

finely sculpted container depicting respectively the biblical scenes of Susanna and the Elders, Judith and Holofernes and Lot and his Daughters. Silver frame finely embossed and chiseled with figures

The Surrender of Breda oval silver tray possibly colonial late 19th century. Embossed and chiselled. Weight: 991 gr. size: 40 x 60 cms.

SILVER MOUNTED COCONUT BOX20th century, possibly Indo-Portuguese. Two-part coconut with silver-plate mounts. 7" height

c. 1785, Guatemala, with incised decoration in the Moorish style; the hinged lid with a recumbent dog. A worn inscription on the lid indicates it was given by SRA ECHAVERRIA to SRA SARD; silver coffee

both with embossed silver foot, one lidded with rooster finial and double dragon handles, traces of gilding, 6"h; 3.75" w; the second cup is open with double with dragon handles , 4.5"h

FINE SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER MOUNTED COCONUT CUP. Comprising a finely carved coconut halve with finely carved bas relief surface centered with a heraldic shield beneath an angel holding a scroll carve

Antique, Mid 19th c. Silver-Mounted, Sailor Carved Coconut Goblet, Colonial. Unmarked but tested sterling. Intricately carved coconut, silver Pedestal stem with gadrooning and silver mounted shield wi

18/19th Century Possibly Spanish Colonial Rococo style Silver Ink Stand with Glass Inserts. Rubbed hallmark. Measures 6" H, 9-3/4" W. Approx. weight (without glass inserts): 14.28 troy ounces. Estimat

An early 20th century Indian Colonial silver mounted Burmese coconut honey pot, Madras circa 1910 by Peter Orr and Sons The body formed as a carved and pierced coconut with six vignettes, one carved w

Three Spanish Colonial silver repoussé rectangular sideboard dishes Possibly Potosi, Bolivia, early 18th century One gilt-washed, each with floral motifs and decorated with various animals including

18/19th Century Spanish Colonial Etched Silver Incense Burner. Possibly marked on the base. Measures 8-3/4" x 4-3/4". Approx. weight: 12.53 troy ounces. Condition: Small dings, slight bending to the c

A SMALL PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY FILIGREE SILVER BATAVIAN CUPS, possibly Dutch Colonial, 8cm diameter.

Spanish Colonial silver oblong serving dish South American, possibly Bolivia or Peru, late 18th century The rim decorated with leaf motifs, the handles in the form of lion heads with foliage-form ring

Late 17th/early 18th century handwrought and cast silver and silver gilt Communion cup, possibly Spanish Colonial, in four parts. Each part is affixed with a long silver threaded rod from the cup, thr

A PAIR OF SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER SCROLL HOLDERS OR CEREMONIAL BATONS possibly Peruvian, late 18th Century. (2) 27.5cm long. 14.2 troy ounces gross Test as high-grade (possibly coin) silver.

A pair of large late 18th century silver chargers from Guatemala or possibly Chiapas. They are both marked with a standard mark (Santiago on horse back over two volcanoes), as well as a crown taxmark

English Colonial Silver Covered Sugar Bowl mid-18th century, possibly American, the inverted pear-shaped body decorated with repousse rococo gadroons, the fitted lid with gadrooned foot-ring, engraved

A Spanish Colonial silver plateEarly 19th centuryMarked with assay mark for Madrid and further marked: LNC; additionally marked by retailer and family of previous ownershipPossibly a model for a Fred

19th c., possibly Argentina, the lidded bowl with bird finial nested in three floral lily stems mounted on incised dish with masque feet, 9.5"h; 6.25" diam. From the private collection of a

Spanish Colonial silver (content unknown) two-tier bowl, Mexico, possibly a communion or alms vessel, upper bowl raised on three dolphin-form supports, borders chased with indigenous animals, foliage,

Vintage Sterling Chamberstick, American colonial style, possibly English. includes bobeche insert and candle snuffer that sits on thumb holder. Unmarked , tested positive for Silver. 10.48 ozt. 5 in w