A Pair of Sterling Silver Candlesticks, Mathews Company circa 1930
The tall candlesticks have a pronounced bobeche over an elongated urn shape standard with decoration in relief and fluted bands. The sticks are supported by a round and stepped base with a beaded band and a band of stylized leaves. The verso is marked with the company’s logo, a sword with an “M” and “STERLING, 40, BASED FILLED WITH PITCH.”
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A Sterling Silver Sugar Snip / Tong Georg Jensen, Cactus, circa 1930
One of the most famous and sought after silver smiths, Georg Jensen had a variety of modern designs. His studios still work to continue on his legacy. This sugar tong was produced in the 1930’s. The hallmarks on the piece contain an oval with dots and the words “GEORG, JENSEN” and in a rectangle the words “STERLING, DENMARK”. It seems that the ...click for details
An Embossed Sterling Silver Rim Glass Bowl, Webster Company, American
The round rim with a raised design of heart shaped foliage and bead work is the crown on this elegant glass bowl. The bowl is perfect for nuts, candies, olives or a place to put your jewelry on your bedside table. The rim is marked “STERLING” and with the company logo.
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The mahogany case with key opens to reveal a gorgeous silver plated and French Ivory service for twelve. The lid holds the serving fork and knife and the base of the box holds the forks and knives. The blades have a bright cut scroll design high lighting the notch in the blade and extends down the blade. The forks have a design of a small shield shape. All of ...click for details
A Sterling Silver Christening Mug, Melbourne, Oneida
The cylindrical form has a rolled rim and a gilt interior. The handle is in the Melbourne pattern with a floral and leafy scroll work design. The front of the mug is engraved in script “Charles.” The bottom is marked “Melbourne, Oneida Community, Sterling.”
The classic flared shape with weighted base is wonderful! The urn can be the perfect planter, or on the counter in the kitchen for wooden spoons and spatulas.
A Set of Six Neoclassical Style Plaques, Westwood Chadwick
The rectangular panels are finished in black and mounted with a neoclassical figure in an antique gold finish. The verso has a small round label that reads “Westwood Chadwick, Patterson NJ.”
Size: 4 ½” high 3 ¾” wide not including round hook
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A Bronze Color Sculpture of an Elephant, early 20th Century
The elephant, majestic in its size and form, this small version set on an onyx base with trunk pointing up is a symbol of good luck. The form cast in metal with a bronze color paitina is wonderful and the cold painted tusk have that look of ivory. The sculpture is unsigned.
A Set of Six Sterling Shot Glass, Jefferson Cup, Stieff
The simple tulip shape shot glass is a perfect accessory to any bar or gift to those who appreciate classic bar ware. The verso is marked “Jefferson Cup” in script and “Stieff Sterling.”
Size: 1 5/8” high 1 7/8” diameter 8.2 Troy Ounces
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A Silver Plated Stuffing Spoon, Fiddle Back, 20th Century
This classic piece with its tailored design and “S” monogram will be the perfect bridal gift or piece for your own dinner table. The verso is stamped with the following hallmarks “JK” ‘&” “S” a crown “A” “EP”.
