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S18-BB29
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Victorian Sterling (800) Biscuit Box Warmer
Marked 800, on the bottom, this silver triple folding biscuit box is beautifully decorated. The shell shaped box has repousse roses on the exterior and on the center of the gilded interior. The interior, also, has pierced grills that have tiny spring hooks for opening and closing. The decorative frame rests on three feet - one with a minor solder repair. This biscuit box dates from the Victorian era. We have not polished it as many people prefer their silver with warm patina. The box is 10" high to the top of the finial and 6" across the bottom. All hinges work very smoothly. No dents to the silver. An, overall, great condition and extraordinarily striking piece.
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U9-dsX64
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Shiebler Maintenon Sterling Formal Fork
Dated 1895 and carrying the Shiebler mark, this sterling silver fork measures almost 7 3/4 inches long. The pattern name is, "Maintenon." G.W. Shiebler silver is highly collectible. The fork is in very fine condition with, only, minor signs of age appropriate wear. Also marked, I. Bogdanoff on the back of the handle. No monogram.
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S18-GJ331
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Georg Jensen, USA, Sterling Compact
This Georg Jensen sterling silver compact is marked on Georg Jensen, USA on the bottom and, "Sterling," under the hinge on the back. It still retains the original puff, mirror and mesh insert. It measures 2 7/8 inches across and 2 1/4 inches wide. Very fine condition with minor surface wear.
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Q1-ER0726
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Rare Egyptian Revival Enamel + Silver Spoon
This is a wonderful spoon, 800 silver and enamel. The bowl of the spoon has a scenic enamel theme. The top of the handle has a hinged mummy case that opens to reveal a removable silver mummy. The spoon measures 5 inches in length and has the 800 silver mark on the back. A very unusual collectible with extremely high quality enamel work.
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EL-0509
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Sterling Silver Coffee Tea Service, Caldwell
This lovely coffee/tea service has a very classic design. It was presented to Winthrop D. Sheldon, L.L.D who was Vice President of Girard College from 1892-1913. This was a gift from the teachers and officers of Girard College. The full inscription is on the bottom of the coffee pot. The pieces are, also, marked, J.E. Caldwell & Co., 925, Sterling, 1000, Philadelphia. J.E. Caldwell was a well know silversmith in Philadelphia beginning in 1839. Each piece carries an S monogram. The set includes both coffee and tea pots, a creamer and sugar and a waste bowl. The pieces are in very good condition with very minor dings and a few minimal scratches. This set is a beauty!! The coffee pot is 6 1/2 inches high and measures 10 1/2 inches from handle to spout. The teapot is 4 1/4 inches high and 10 3/4 inches from handle to spout. Both handles have ivory heat guards.
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U9-dsw343
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Lg. Sterling Silver Serving Spoon, Arabesque
Made by Whiting, circa 1875, this 7 3/4 inch serving spoon is in the Arabesque pattern. It is a highly detailed pattern. The decorative bowl is 2 1/8 inches wide. This piece is marked on the back and is in excellent condition with no monogram.
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G1-S5667
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George III Sugar Tongs, Peter + Ann Bateman
This is a wonderful example of silver work executed by Peter and Ann Bateman. Their joint mark was used between 1791-1805. The George III sugar tongs have very fine bright-cut work. The PB, AB mark appears on one side and additional hallmarks on the other. The tongs measure 5 1/2 inches and are in very fine condition. A beautiful and rare early piece.
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V8-061064
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Reed and Barton, Francis I, Sterling Dish
This beautiful sterling silver oval dish was made by Reed & Barton in the Francis I pattern. The raised grape designs that encircle the border are exquisite. The back is stamped with the company name, sterling, and pattern name. It measures 12" by 7 1/2 inches. Minor age appropriate surface scratches - mostly on the back. No dents.
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Q1-SPE23
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Silver Enamel Egyptian Revival Scarab Spoon
Marked 800 on the back, this Egyptian Revival spoon is very unusual with a scarab at the top. The bowl of the spoon features a familiar Egyptian scene. The reticulated shank has enamel ornamentation. Even the back of the bowl has a decorative enamel rim. The enamel is, largely, intact with the exception of one side of the bowl of the spoon. It measures just over 5 inches long.
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Q1-SN9
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Victorian Sterling Figural Sugar Nips, London
This Harlequin figure was a popular subject for Victorian sugar nips. The nips date from the 1800's and were made in London. The grip is leaf shaped and the sterling hallmarks appear on the interior of the leaf. Very nice detail and excellent condition. They are 4 1/2 inches long.
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Q1-PUN
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Birmingham Sterling Silver Tray, Punch
This English card tray is an example of a small piece of silver that was decorated in the late 1800's with a facsimile of Punch Magazine. The work on it is exceptional. Great detail. This is sterling silver. The hallmarks date it, 1894, Birmingham. Excellent condition. The piece measures 4" X 3".
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SC21-ST09
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Stieff Rose Sterling Silver Creamer, Sugar
This beautifully hand chased set is in the desirable Rose pattern by Stieff. Delicate handles grace each piece. The creamer is 3 1/2 inches tall. The open sugar is 2 1/2 inches tall and is 5 inches from handle to handle. One piece has a monogram on the bottom. One is marked, "Stieff, Sterling." The other is marked, 925 over Sterling over 1000 and has an additional hallmark. No dents! A wonderful and hard to find set.
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Q1-MDV
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Gorham Sterling 13 Piece Manicure Set, 19th C
This 13 piece manicure set comes in its original presentation box. Each piece is monogrammed, GS. The set was made by Gorham mid-nineteeth century. The inside lid of the box carries the name of the retailer, C. Hartdogen & Co., Newark, NJ. The set is in wonderful condition. It contains a glove stretcher, curling iron, buttonhook, nail file and buffer, pumice stone, cuticle shaper, pair of tweezers, shoe horn, nail knife, and pair of round boxes. Each piece is marked with the three Gorham hallmarks and stamped, "Sterling." The box shows considerable wear to the outside. The individual pieces are in very fine condition with one or two pieces having a minute dent. Overall condition is exceptional. Rare to find a set with this many pieces in this fine condition.
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SC22-1104
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English Sterling Silver Match Safe
Marked Birmingham and dating 1911, this match safe has a nice scrolled design on it. The hinge works easily.
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