These pieces remain in very good antique condition (see condition description) with surface wear consistent with age and prior use and bear no monograms. Diameter: 2.8in (7.1cm). Height: 1.4in (3.5cm). Weight: 6.17 troy oz. “WRIST SIZE” = TOTAL INSIDE CIRCUMFERENCE INCLUDING CUFF GAP. WE LIKE TO PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE PIECES SO WE DO ..
BROWSING SILVERWARE FOR BABY? . 70..
BROWSING SILVERWARE FOR BABY? . 70..
BROWSING SILVERWARE FOR BABY? . 70..
These pieces remain in very good antique condition (see condition description) with surface wear consistent with age and prior use and bear no monograms. Diameter: 2.8in (7.1cm). Height: 1.4in (3.5cm). Weight: 6.17 troy oz. “WRIST SIZE” = TOTAL INSIDE CIRCUMFERENCE INCLUDING CUFF GAP. WE LIKE TO PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE PIECES SO WE DO ..
Ball, Black & Co. Pair of sterling silver open salts from the 1860s in Egyptian style with realistic figural motifs adorning the salts. A beaded rim at the base complements the rim with stylized natural motifs at the top. Each measures 4 1/8” in width by 2 1/2” in depth by 2 1/4” in height. ..
These pieces remain in very good antique condition (see condition description) with surface wear consistent with age and prior use and bear no monograms. Diameter: 2.8in (7.1cm). Height: 1.4in (3.5cm). Weight: 6.17 troy oz. “WRIST SIZE” = TOTAL INSIDE CIRCUMFERENCE INCLUDING CUFF GAP. WE LIKE TO PROTECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE PIECES SO WE DO ..
Pair of FOOTED Salt Cellars. With Gold Wash Interior. CELLARS ARE IN GOOD ESTATE CONDITION, AND HAVE A LOVELY REPOUSSE DESIGN AND SCRIPT MONOGRAM. 2 1/2 in diameter and approx. The item “Ball Tompkins & Black Coin Silver Pair of Salt Cellars w Gold Wash Interior” is in sale since Friday, March 20, 2020. This ..
Set of 4 Classical sterling silver open salts. Each: A barrel with staves and hoops is supported by cast figure of Bacchus. A fetching youth with wide crouching stance and grapevine-encircled pelvis thrust against barrel. Stylish and provocative from the 3rd quarter of the 19th century. Hallmarked English Sterling, which was a phrase used on ..