Silver Merchant.-

6th-8th century A.D. A silver ring with D-section hoop and discoid bezel bearing a monogram within a beaded border. 4.56 grams, 24.41 mm overall, 18.97 mm internal diameter (approximate size British S

STERLING HAZORFIM, ISRAELI CENTERPIECE H 4 1/2" D 9" CHERRIES IN RELIEF, 22.9 TR OZ Hand made. Impressed 925. 22.9 Tr. Oz. Hazorfim refers to a specialty silver merchant in Israel. From an exclusive r

Corner ad. cover for English Kitchen in Silver City, New Mexico. Sent in 1910 to Lenn Hong in San Francisco. Silver City Register Mail cancel. Chinese characters written on left side. One 10 cent and

Large copper bowl from Boston jeweler and silver goods merchant N. G. Woods and Sons of Boston. Large and heavy. 12 dia 12t. 4 lbs

Title: 2015 30$ Fine Silver Coin Canada's Merchant Navy in the Battle of the Atlantic Description (FR): Piece de monnaie de 30$ Canada, 2015, argent pure ,9999%, 62,67 g, tirage numerotee : 3738/5000,

WWI silver British war medal, merchant Marine medal, etc.

Black History 1846 Charleston, SC. Slave Auctioneer & Merchant Token Remnants of Silver Plating, Unlisted in Rulau as "Silvered" 1846-Dated. "W. Wilbur Auction & Commission Merchant," Charleston, Sout

EASTSIDE MERCHANTS, c.1935, gelatin silver print, image 6 x 9", sheet 9 ½ x 12 ½", framed with glass. Illustrated: Ben Shahn's New York, The Photography of Modern Times.

Rare 8-inch face Chelsea ship's bell clock, engraved face with name of merchant "Spaulding and Company, Chicago". Silver faceplate with raised bronze numerals, set into a copper case with polished fin

Vintage WWII-era pins, a group of 10: five Navy Garrison Badges, four of which are labeled "Sterling"; WWII Aviator Prop & Wings Badge labeled "Sterling"; merchant marine officer cap badge, silver tes

Callao Treasure 1746 South American Tsunami Treasure. The authentic Silver treasure was recovered from the Spanish merchant ship Santo Christi de Leon, which was sunk in the Peruvian harbor of Callao

Monte Luke Anna Pavlova Signed Photograph 25.5cm x 18.5cm. Silver gelatin photograph. Mounted. A photograph of Anna Pavlova in costume for Gavotte, on stage posing en pointe, ca. 1926. Signed Anna Pav

VIII. Unknown Australian official war photographer. Barrage of smoke-shells beyond Peronne, 5th September 1918. Sepia-tone gelatin silver print mounted on board; 73 x 100 cm. Very well preserved; vers

SUGAR MILLS AND EVAPORATORS T.R.WRAITH HARDWARE MERCHANT EST 200.00-220.00

III. Unknown Australian official war photographer. Captured Turkish troops in a courtyard (probably Palestine). Sepia-tone gelatin silver print mounted on board; 101 x 76 cm; sections of surface loss

S.S. TUTTLE PRODUCE COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANT 60.00-70.00

1835 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE WALL ST, 1837 WEBSTER/VAN BUREN, MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE, E PLURIBUS UNUM, HENRY ANDERSON BOOTS, SUBSTITUTE OF SHIN PLASTERS, MAGNETIC POWDER & PILLS FOR INSECTS AND RATS. ESTIMAT

A Group of Six Chinese Enameled Gilt Metal and Silver Miniatures4-1/2 inches long (11.4 cm) (rickshaw)The lot comprised of four fishermen and merchant figures, a pagoda, and a rickshaw.Property from t

Comprising 1864 Dunn & Co. Oyster House, Charlestown, MA; H.B. Stanwood & Co., Importers, 253 Washington St., Boston, "Watches Jewellery Diamonds/Fancy Goods & Silver & Plated Ware;" 1864 U.S. Sanitar

A 1920' s silver mustard pot modelled as a tankard and commemorating the 600th anniversary of the Merchant Taylors Company. Hallmarked D & J Wellby Ltd, London 1926. Height measuring 3 1/4 inches (8.5

Philip Livingston Merchant New York 1.04 Ounce Sterling Silver

DESCRIPTION: A Thai antique silver altar stem dish, crafted by one of the top Chinese craftmans for nobleman and wealthy merchants, the dish featuring repousse lotus and bat motifs around the lip; a l

Antique five-piece English Regency sterling silver tea set. Cased set retailed by Jays' Diamond Merchants, Goldsmiths & Jewelers, 142 & 144 Oxford St., London, England as stamped in gold on interior o

It is a traveling quill pen holders with attached inkwells carried by scribes serving both merchants and government officials. The divit was typically a tubular cavity to store the quill or reed pen.