Sterling Silver Bud Vase Pin

A lovely bud vase with a classical form, with two applied deer heads on either side. The base is round and surmounted by a bullet shaped body; the vase has a slender neck and wide lip. It has a nice s

An estate collection of four (4) English sterling silver bud vases. Set on a tripod of ram hoof feet rising to the ram's heads. Body of vase decorated with flowers and swirled lines. Marked with Engli

Tiffany & Co. Makers sterling silver bud vase. Features a ribbed rim leading down to a pear form body and footed base. Measures 7" x 2 1/2". Weighs 248 grams. Marked Tiffany & Co. Makers on base. Good

Tiffany and Co., Sterling Silver Bud Vase, c.1930s, height 12.5 inches, stamped numbers 17227 and 5316 on underside, etched LYK and 9/35, weighs approximately 9.4 ozt.

Bulgari modern sterling silver bud vase with applied flower element, marked underside: "Bulgari 925 Sterling" in addition to a star with "156 Rom" and "BD 318." 4.25" H x 1.875" diameter. Approx: 4.62

Sterling silver bud vase, applied art nouveau leaf design, marked Bailey, Banks, Biddle to base, base likely weighted, 12 1/4" tall, slightly bent at base, c 1900-20

Cartier sterling silver bud vase. Includes felt case and red box. Vase measures 5 3/8" height.

TIFFANY & CO. STERLING SILVER BUD VASENew York, 20th CenturyWeighted. Stamped on base "Tiffany & Co. Makers 18363 6065 Sterling Silver 925-1000, Cement Filled". Height 10.25".

Hand chased flower vase with flower, stem, and acanthus leaves. Gadroon vorder vase rest on pedestal vase with beaded border. Manufacture's marks to underside, sterling, USA, Cincinnati, #1923. 4.5dia

An antique Gorham sterling silver bud vase of slim trumpet form with flower and vine appliques. Bottom stamped Gorham Co. / Sterling / 7381 / 12 1/2 IN. 7.55 OZT. Dimensions:12.5" H Property from the

Beautiful antique English sterling silver fluted bud flower vase. Ornate pierced rim and solid body design. Signed with four UK hallmarks at interior rim. Total approximate weight 227 grams. SHIPPINGH

Cartier vintage sterling silver bud vase excellent condition original box with bag still in wrapping . Ribbon to tie on box and polishing cloth included! One small spot on duster bag shown in picture

Mauser sterling silver bud vase with raised floral decoration on rim. Monogrammed on base. Marked underside. 7in high. 6.7 ozt.

A fine sterling silver ruffled edge bud vase with repousse Putti. Dimensions: 8"ht.w.: 5.2 avg. oz.

Ravissant Sterling Silver Bud Vase, marked Ravissant 925 on bottom, height 10 inches, 9.9 troy ounces.

Hammered sterling silver bud vase in stand. Filigree handles. Stamped 925 on bottom. 2" diameter x 6 1/2" high.

DESCRIPTION: Sterling silver bud vase with a rose. Vase is marked "Sterling" and the rose is marked "925" and "Peru". Total Weight: 9.5g CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Peru DIMENSIONS: H 11.0" x W 2.0" C

Perhaps nautical, weighted, 6.5"h. Together with a sterling silver weighted bud vase, 6"h, and a pair of weighted sterling silver candlesticks.

A collection of eleven Art Nouveau sterling silver bud vases various makers, 19th/early 20th century Comprising four William B. Kerr & Co. vases, each with maker's mark and sterling hallmark marked to

Group of 11 Camusso Sterling silver bud vases, calla lily form on hammered base, marked "Camusso 925." 3" H x 1.75" diameter. Approx. 4.44 ozt.

American sterling silver bud vaes #1175, circa 1900. Repousse foliate scrolls the body and stem with a slight ripple to the rim. An American sterling silver mark to the underside. Weight Approx., 12 o

The pair dates from 1907-1947. The vases are made of heavy gauge sterling silver with a cement filled base. Each measures 6 1/2"H x 2 1/2" in diameter. Total weight for the pair is 290 grams or 10 oun

Sterling Silver Bud Vases (Set of 3) (10"H 2.5"W 2.5"D) (11.5"H 2.25"W 2.5"D) (9"H 4.25"W 4.25"D) surface scratches & tarnish/ minor discoloration from age

Two Sterling Silver Bud Vases by Tiffany & Co.both in fluted form with round everted rim over a round foot, the tallest pattern number 19877, directorship of John C. Moore II, 1907-1947 (8 in.), the s