These 4 vintage sterling silver mint julep cups will be sold in pairs----2 sets of 2 cups each for $550 a pair. The cups are banded at both top and bottom. Dimensions are 3-3/4 inches in height x 3 inches in diameter at the top x 2-3/8 inches in diameter at the base, slightly wider at the rim as are classic julep cups. They range in weight between 3.67 and 3.99 troy ounces. The julep cup has a great Kentucky association. The popularity of the beaker form in Kentucky, where it is regionally calle ...click for details
This handsome sterling silver goblet, made by Baltimore maker S. Kirk & Co., is in actuality a horse racing trophy for Hollywood Park. Engraved with "Hollywood Park 1966 The Van Nuys Won By Paper Boy/Driver: Jack Sherren/Owner:J.P. Marsh & A.W. Carlsberg, Jr. Jack Sherren was a well known horseman, and the style of the goblet, number 72, is most desirable. Dimensions: 6-3/4 inches high x 3-1/2 inches in diameter at the top. Weighs 5.65 troy ounces. Add this one to your other goblets ...click for details
This lovely sterling silver dish by Reed & Barton in the ever popular Francis I pattern was made in 1953 (see date letter). Dimensions: 11-3/4 x 7-1/2 inches end to end; 7 x 3-1/4 inches, flat surface. Weight: 14.21 troy ounces.
It's always a treat to find a set of 6 vintage sterlng silver goblets free of monograms. this one dates from the 1920s and is especially nice. The goblets are by Amston, the Meriden, CT silver maker which went out of business in 1960. These measure 6-1/2 inches high x 3-3/8 inches at the top and 3-3/8 inches in diameter at the top x 2-3/4 inches in diameter at the base. They weigh approximately 3.99 troy ounces each.
Here are 3 vintage sterling silver Wallace 122 goblets with no monogram. Wallace is a successor to a silver company that began as early as 1833 and produced especially fine holloware in the 1950s, when these goblets were likely made. With gold washed interiors, the goblets measure 6-3/4 inches high x 3-1/2 inches in diameter at the top and 3 inches in diameter at the base. They weigh on average approximately 4.24 troy ounces. They are $180 each.
Everyone wants one of these Gorham A1693 sterling silver goblets, and they are especially desirable to many people without a monogram. Dimensions: 6-1/2 inches in height x 3-1/2 inches in diameter at the top x 2-3/4 inches in diameter at the base. The goblet has a gold washed interior, bears the date letter (tree) for 1928, and weighs 4.44 troy ounces. Grab it before someone else does!
These ever popular Gorham 1693 sterling silver goblets are quickly snapped up whenever they come on the market to fill in, whether they are monogrammed or not. These 3 goblets have a gorgeous period (1925) "W" monogram. The goblets measure 6-1/2 inches in height x 3-1/2 inches in diameter at the top and 2-3/4 inches in diamter at the base. They weigh an average of 4.63 troy ounces. Each one sells for $195.
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This classic 5-piece sterling silver tea service dates was made by Gorham in the "Plymouth" pattern, which debuted in 1911. It is unmonogrammed so you can add your own initials if you wish. The set consists of a Coffee Pot (9-1/2 in. high x 10-1/4 in. handle to spout, weighing 23.15 troy oz.; a Creamer (6-3/8 in. high x 5-1/8 in. handle to spout, weighing 7 troy oz.; a Sugar Bowl (6-1/4 in. high x 8-1/4 in. handle to handle, weighing 12.86 troy oz.; a Tea Pot (7 in. high x 11-1/2 in. h ...click for details
This terrific sterling silver punch bowl was made by the venerable Baltimore maker Stieff in 1937, as the B date letter attests. Measuring 8 inches high and 13 inches in diameter at the top, the bowl weighs 52.60 troy ounces. It is unmonogrammed, so you are welcome to engrave your own. This would be a great addition to your entertaining barware.
This set of eight extremely rare sterling silver hunt cups were made by the Baltimore maker A.G. Schultz (1899-1950) whose distinctive by hand mark graces the bottom and retailed by James B. Armiger Co. These cups came out for beverages during the point-to-point and steeplechase races at Hunt Valley, Maryland. Each one measures 6 inches in height by 3-1/8 inches in diameter at the top and weighs approximately 7.39 troy ounces. Mint juleps and other alcoholic drinks were the order of the day, but ...click for details
