SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER SAHUMADOR

SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER SAHUMADOR. Of traditional form the circular leaf tipped base resting on three raised feet and supporting a heavily chased silver turkey form with hinged wings and the upper hal

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

South American silver sahumador / incense burner in the Spanish Colonial style, turkey / peacock form with pierced hinged lid compartment, on lobed repousse base raised on three feet, inscribed on bas

late 18th/early 19th c., prob. Peru or Alto Peru (Bolivia), a sacramentary lectern the standing bird with out-swept wings, head bent to heart; book rest attached to back, 19"tall incl. the 11&quo

Guatemala, 18th c., marked early Gothic-style with four scrolled supports, two candleholders and four condiment dishes, all mounted in a shaped base; 9.5"h; 9.5"w; 11.25"d; 66.5 troy oz., 1.389kg Purc

poss. Peru, 1780-1850 overall extremely detailed scrolling filagree work, domed hinged lid, on high pad feet with shell knees, 7.5”h; 11”w; 5.25”d; 60 troy oz. (1856 grams) See a very similar ex

Anointed Spanish-Colonial Processional Banner from the 18th century church of San Vicente de Austria in El Salvador. A rare standard once used for leading devout processions through the streets of a b

prob. Mexico, 18th c., unmarked; 18.75" by 12.75"; 2.25"h; 56.9 troy oz (1770 grams) This could also could have been used as a bleeding basin.

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

Guatemala, 1775-80, unmarked, scalloped and beaded edge; elaborate engraved design, the center with tree circled by twelve fret-pierced medallions; 16"diam.; 34.1 troy oz.; 1060 gr. See similar m

Peru, 1780-1830 sheep’s head spout, articulated handle, 10.5”h; 12”w handle to spout; 61.5 troy oz.; with 15” turned and carved wooden whisk (molinillo) Ex. the collection of a Connecticut gen

Spanish Colonial silver (content unknown) votive lamp, 18th c., richly worked in repousse and chased design, scrolled chains, likely for a hacienda chapel or Mission Church in Guatemala, Mexico, or So

Estate / Collection: Property from The Estate of Donald D. MacDermid Sold to Benefit TASIS The American School In Switzerland Open work form, the hoof attachments engraved with initials N.B., leather

18th c. Mexico, unmarked, triangular base on three chased scrolled feet, 17.25"h; 115 troy oz. total From the extensive collection of a Connecticut gentleman who lived in Latin America for many y

rectangular-form with domed, hinged lid with engraved half round portraits of a gentleman and a lady (Patientia 1547) and two skulls and crossbones, the lid surmounted with a cross on a plinth; either

Guatemala, c. 1800 oval tray with scalloped edge and rope border, pair of etched flower heads to center, crown hallmark, 9.25”w; with a pair of assembled footed containers with applied A to one lid,

Guatemala, 1780-1790, turkey-form, incised morro nut torso with applied silver turkey components, standing on rectangular silver base with ball feet. The initials JC and

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

South American Spanish Colonial pierced silver repousse and chased armadillo figural liturgical incense burner, hinged lid with a finial figure of a native Indian, the hinged body of the armadillo-for

18th c., Columbia Gothic-style, seven-sided bun base, 11"tall; 55.6 troy oz. total (1728 grams)

A beautiful Spanish colonial silver bird (unmarked, tested positive for solid silver), with repose decoration for feathers, one toe missing, wt. 425.5gm, 11.65"H

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

Spanish Colonial, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A large circular sterling silver charger with six scalloped edges, slight angled walls, and a shallow central cavity. The bottom of the charge

17th c., fluted lip, engraved on reverse of lip Da Ambrosia Carasco Ano de 1683, 1.75”h; 15”diam; 43 troy oz.