THE FAMILY MOTHER OPEN SUGAR

Circa 1799 George III period London English silver hallmarked creamer and open sugar bowl, illegible makers marks, both have engraved family crest symbols, 5" (height) x 6" (length) x 3" (width) cream

CHARMING BLUEBIRD FAMILY. All in very good original paint and structural condition. Chicks with open mouths. Mother with bill slightly opened. All with detailed carved and painted feather work. All wi

How often do you find a happy family of Frenchy bull dogs in figural salts and a sugar shaker? We think you don't. Mother Magnum has arranged for this pup and her litter to be sold together. Tallest m

Continental Inlaid Backgammon Set , elaborately inlaid with mixed woods and mother-of-pearl, h. 1 3/4 in., w. 20 1/4 in., d. (open) 20 1/4 in Provenance: By family repute, a gift from Crown Prince Has

The Kalo Shop, creamer and open sugar set, #157, Chicago, IL, sterling silver, stamped marks, numbered, Danish influenced handles, creamer: 4 3/8"w x 3 1/8"d x 4 3/8"h

A MEXICAN WOOD AND STERLING SILVER CREAMER AND OPEN SUGAR SET WITH TRAY, WILLIAM SPRATLING, 1951-1967 Taxco The set with conical wells and curved wood handles, the tray wood and silver-rimmed; length

TIFFANY & CO. MID-CENTURY STERLING SILVER CREAMER AND OPEN SUGAR SET WITH TRAY, each plain with a scalloped rim, comprising a creamer and sugar set each raised on three curved legs

An Alvin Sterling Silver Creamer and Open Sugar Bowl. Together with three sterling silver teaballs, one sterling silver tea strainer, and one sterling silver boat form tea strainer Wt of all: 10.30 oz

Antique oil Painting, Family-Mother Child, in fancy frame. Canvas 48 x 34 inches. Overall framed size is 57 x 46 inches

19th c pattern molded open sugar bowl, emerald green glass, applied knopped stem & foot, polished pontil, dia 4 3/4”, ht 3 7/8”, Dr Oliver Eastman collection, undamaged

(Disneyland, 1980) A collection of items related to the Disneyland Family Open House event celebrating the park's 25th anniversary. This event was meant to offer family members a "backstage glimpse of

A Kalo Sterling Silver Creamer and Open Sugar Bowl. Both are marked for Kalo and numbered 3152D Wt: 7.55 ozt

PRESSED SMOCKING OPEN SUGAR BOWL, brilliant sapphire blue, 15-point rim, raised on a six-scallop foot with factory polished table ring. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1850-1870. 4" H, 6" D rim, 3" D foot

A Hand Wrought Sterling Silver Creamer and Open Sugar Bowl. Sugar bowl: 2.75" x 3.25" Wt of both: 12.15 ozt

A Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Creamer and Open Sugar Bowl. Pattern 456D. Stamped "HN" for Harald Nielsen Wt: 11.65 ozt

19th c pattern molded open sugar bowl, amethyst glass, applied knopped stem & foot, polished pontil, dia 4 3/4”, ht 3 3/4”, Dr Oliver eastman collection, undamaged

Creamer & Open Sugar - R.S. Steeple Mark R.S. Steeple Mold 7 - Cobalt Blue with Stylized Colorful Wild Floral Decor - Gold Stencil Highlights

LOT (5) ASSORTED STERLING INCLUDING OPEN SUGAR, CIGARETTE HOLDER, TIFFANY BUTTER, CARTIER GRAVY LADLE AND ASSORTED FLATWARE. WEIGHABLE SILVER 17.46 OZT

A George III Silver Open Sugar Robert Hennell and David Hennell, London 1818 having a giltwash interior. hallmarked on underside 8 ozt 6 dwt Height 4 1/4 x width 7 x depth 4 inches.

James Robinson London sterling silver 'Fiddle Thread' open sugar bowl. Hallmarked with date code for 1967. Approx. height 1.75 in., weight 2.99 troy ounces.

19th c pattern molded open sugar bowl, deep cobalt blue glass, open pontil, dia 4 5/8”, ht 2 7/8”, Dr Oliver Eastman collection, lot #154 Richard Bourne auction June 22, 1972, undamaged

Early 19th Century Joseph Angell Sr. Sterling Silver Open Sugar. London 1816, George III. Measures - 4 1/4" high x 8 1/2" long. Weight - 9.950 troy oz.

ENGLISH FREE-BLOWN AND ENGRAVED OPEN SUGAR, colorless lead glass, hemispherical bowl with applied amethyst rim, engraved with barley and hops flanking "AE" monogram, raised on a funnel foot with folde

MT. WASHINGTON BURMESE CREAMER AND OPEN SUGAR, plush, creamer with applied handle, each with a pleated rim, polished pontil marks. Mt. Washington Glass Co. Fourth quarter 19th century. 5 1/2" H creame