This huge, ornate circa 1910-1920s English silver plate tea urn or samovar is absolutely gorgeous and in fine working order. It is adorned with repousse flowers and leaves and sits on bun feet. Dimensions are 24.5 inches high at the top of the finial x 10 inches in diameter x 13 inches handle to handle on a 7.5 x 7 inch base. This would be outstanding on your side board.
This pretty Victorian sterling silver castor or sugar shaker was made by Birks. Measurements are 7 inches high x 2-5/8 inches at its widest point x 2-1/4 inches at the base. Weight is 4.03 troy ounces.
This gorgeous antique French beaker was crafted circa 1819-1838 of 950 silver by French silversmith Theodor Tonnelier. Dimensions are 3-1/2 inchs high x 3-1/4 inches in diameter at the rim x 2-4/8 inches at the base. Weight is 2.18 troy ounces. It is engraved with the most beautiful period script A.F.S.
This extra large sterling silver flask was made by Gorham circa 1920. Measurements are 5 x 7 inches. A great period monogram WTC graces the flask and the cork is intact. It holds water without leakage. Weight is 11.57 troy ounces.
This fantastic set of 6 sterling silver hunt cups are a very unusual form of drinking vessel. Used specifically for tailgating at steeplechases, usually at Hunt Valley, MD, these hunt cups were made by the Baltimore, Maryland silversmith A.G. Schultz, whose distinctive mark (BY HAND) is stamped on the bottom. The cups weigh on average 8.10 troy ounces. Dimensions are 6 inches in height x 3-1/8 inches in diameter at the rim x 2-1/2 inches in diameter at the base. These handled cups would be perfe ...click for details
This antique Russian sterling silver beaker cup dates from the 1800s and bears several hallmarks, the most decipherable being the 84 stamp. Quite heavy for its size at 5.20 troy ounces, the cup is a great form and measures 3 inches in height x 2-7/8 inches in diameter at the rim x 2-1/4 inches at the base. It has a beautiful engraved monogram as well.
This early Gorham sterling silver pitcher, made in 1914 (see image of date leter on bottom of the piece), doubles as a golf trophy. Engraved "Invitation Tournament Druid Hills (Atlanta) Golf Club Second Flight Winner R.R. Jones Oct. 25, 1914." Dimensions are 6-1/4 in. high at the handle, 6 in. high at the spout, 6-1/2 in. handle to spout, 4-1/2 in. in diameter at the widest point of the belly. It weighs a nice 12.15 troy ounces. There is a dent on the handle, but it is nothing that wou ...click for details
This beautiful late Victorian walking stick has a 12 inch long x 1-1/8 inch sterling silver repousse handle, adorned with flora and ferns, no fauna. Stamped Sterling at the very bottom of the handle, it does have a period monogram TK. A tiny rosewood collar and slender rosewood shaft terminates in a 1-1/4 inch bimetal tip. Overal length is 35-3/4 inches. This is a lovely Victorian stick with an extremely long handle.
This unusual Victorian walking sgick has a gorgeous etched sterling silver handle which measures 3 x 1-3/4 and tops a 2-3/4 inch long ivory piece. Thre is a beautiful TVK period monogram on the top of the handle. The shaft is rosewood and hexagonal in shape to jibe with with handle. The 2-1/4 inch tip is corresponding etched sterling silver with a metal ferrule. Overall length is 35-2/4 inches. Wow!
This fabulous circa 1910 sterling silver repousse walking stick appears to be Oriental in origin. The giant 12-1/4 inch long x 1-1/4 inch handle is teeming with wonderfully carved jungle animals in their habitat. The handle tops an ebony shaft and 1-1/4 inch bimetal tip. The top of the handle bears a monogram which is hard to decipher. Overall length is 36 inches. Every time you look at the handle, you see something you missed. A great walking stick and conversation piece!
