SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER DRINKING CUPS

Spanish Colonial, South America, probably Peru, ca. late 19th century CE. A lovely ensemble of 3 hammered silver drinking cups. The first 2 present elegant forms, each comprised of a bulbous body with

SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER DRINKING CUPS. Comprising four individual Spanish colonial silver ch’alla drinking cups including two raised on cast silver hooved feet and rams head knees, the bodies ribbed

South America, Argentina, Spanish Colonial, ca. 19th to mid 20th century CE. A beautiful high quality 87% silver mate drinking cup with a nickel-silver bombilla straw. The Spanish Colonial cup is comp

FOUR SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER CUPS. Comprising four Spanish Colonial silver cups each with repouss? and chased sides and with attached scroll handles and one petit footed double handled cup repoussed w

Spanish Colonial Silver Cup with Peruvian coat of arms engraved over the original owners initials F.E. The coat of arms is located on the bottom of the cup. The handle has a foliate and stamped decora

New World, northern Argentina, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A gorgeous silver cup of simple form, with lobes on the body, an ornate rim, and leaves on the curved ha

**Originally Listed At $150** South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. A cast silver cup in the form of an octagon whose sides extend upward from the base, flaring outward at a slight angle, to jo

PR SPANISH COLONIAL CUPS. Comprising two heavy Spanish colonial silver cups, probably Bolivia or Peru 18th century. Comprising a baluster form cup on ring foot with banded rim and animal form scroll h

Latin America, South America, Bolivia, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 19th century CE. An attractive trio of silver cups, all intricately incised with vegetal and geometric motifs. Two vessels additiona

**Originally Listed At $450** South America, Bolivia, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 19th century CE. A pair of silver cups, made from melted down coin silver. They are of similar form: hexagonal lower

c, 1770-1830, 4” and 3.5”h; total w 10.2 troy oz. (318 grams) Ex. the collection of a Connecticut gentleman and his wife who resided in Latin America for many years beginning in the early 1960’s

Spanish Colonial engraved silver cup grouping, Likely 19th c., incl. a paneled cup marked "B.S.C.A." on underside, with a complimenting set of single handle demitasse or liquor cups, some monogrammed

(lot of 2) Spanish Colonial silver (tested) handled mugs, silver content unknown, unmarked, largest: approx 5"h, 4.5"w, 3.75"d; 14.54ozt total Start Price: $150.00

SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER MATE CUPS. Comprising two examples, including a three footed gourd shaped example with chased sides and fitted cover together with another example attached to chased underplate

Spanish Colonial, Latin America, ca. mid-19th century CE. A stunning sterling silver cup, the body angled with ten faces - nine sections engraved with beautiful floral motifs and one with an inscripti

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

Spanish Colonial style silver (content unknown) yerba mate cup and bombilla, gourd-form vessel with repousse bands, perched bird handles, raised on a center pedestal with medial tier of hanging crown

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

A Spanish Colonial silver dish and cup19th century or earlierHallmarks for the Real Fábrica de Plateria Martinez in Spain; with Madrid assay mark: [crown above] M; further marked: FCDAThe silver tray

Spanish Colonial, Peru Set of 13 Petite Silver Cups, 19th CenturySmallest: height 2 in. (5.08 cm.), Largest: height 3 1/2 in. (8.89 cm.) Collection of Leonard Kaplan, Laguna Beach, CaliforniaAnthropos

Pair Spanish Colonial Silver Sconces, Possibly Bolivian, 19th Century, In The Mariola Style, Unmarked, With Large Repousse Plaques With Papal Coat Of Arms, Associated Silver Plate Candle Cups On Scrol

both for yerba mate, the taller with chained lid, 7.25"h; gourd 3.25" diam; the smaller for drinking with metal bombilla (straw), 4.5"h; gourd 2.75" diam. Known for it stimulant be

18th c. or earlier, Oaxaca, Mexico; both with silver-gilt to cups and stepped round bases; 9"h; 16.1 troy oz.; the second with with applied pierced band around cup with winged cherub heads, 9&quo

(pair) Spanish Colonial style silver-tone metal braserillo, lobed ember/ cinder cup, with decorative swags, repousse foliates, raised on vasiform pedestal, over scalloped dish base, unmarked, approx 5