Set of 4 sterling silver water goblets with very nice hand chased cut work on the foot. Marked 925 and sterling, they were made in Mexico in the 1940's. Each has a rolled lip and measures 6.75" high by 3.5" across. Weight for each goblet is about 7.4 ounces or 210 grams. Total weigh for the set of 4 is about 840 grams or 29.6 ounces. All are in excellent condition.

Pair of sterling silver water goblets with very nice hand chased cut work on the foot. Marked 925 and sterling, they were made in Mexico in the 1940's. Each measures 6.75" high by 3.5" across and weighs about 7 ounces or 199 grams. Total weigh for the pair is about 398 grams or 14 ounces. In excellent condition.

Set of 6 sterling silver champagne or sherbert goblets with very nice hand chased cut work on the foot. Marked 925 and sterling, they were made in Mexico in the 1940's. Each measures 4 3/8" high by 3 3/8" across and weighs about 162 grams or 5.7 0unces. Total set of 6 weights about 972 grams or 34.2 ounces. 10% discount for set

A heavy unweighted pair of sterling silver candelabra with a lovely chased design on the foot. Marked 925, Mexico, Sterling, each one measures 12" high by 12.75" wide and weighs 50 ounces each (100 ounces pair) or 1415 grams each (2830 grams pair). Circa 1940's, they are in excellent condition.

An impressive Mexican sterling coffee service with a matching footed tray comprising hot water tilt kettle with stand and burner (height 12"), coffee pot (height 10"), tea pot (height 8.5"), sugar with lid (height 6.5"), creamer (height 5.75"), waste bowl (height 3.25"), and handled tray (width 28.5" over handles). Hand embossed with a rose pattern all pieces including tray are marked "STERKI, .925, STERLING, HECHO DE MEXICO D.F."...

An early Jugtown salt glaze stoneware bowl with 3 stylized cobalt flowers around the exterior complemented by an incised decoration. Inside the bowl is a stunning deep cobalt. A wonderful example of early North Carolina Jugtown ware. In excellent condition, it measures 5.5" in diameter x 3" high.

Early North Carolina orange Jugtown pie dish with a clear glaze. Also glazed on the bottom, it is in excellent condition measuring 10.5" diameter x 2.25" high. Old Jugtown Ware stamp on bottom.

A well designed Chinese-inspired Jugtown stoneware vase with a beautiful frogskin glaze. In excellent condition, it is stamped on the bottom and measures 8.25" high x 4" diameter.

Sterling silver corkscrew featuring an embossed handle with crisp and deep detailing. Same design is on both sides with the handle measuring 2.75" across and about 3/4 inch high. Complete height of corkscrew is 3". Based on detailing and weight, we date this circa 1950's.

A perfect early example of the famous Jugtown pottery chicken bowl. The chicken is rendered in a yellow glaze with the orange clay covered in a clear lead glaze. What makes this piece really special is the nice speckling in the clay. Marked with the older JUGTOWN WARE logo, this bowl is in excellent condition bowl and measures about 6.5" at its widest and a little under 2.25" high. A "must have" for the serious collector of North Carolina pottery.

Ornate and impressive! 1920's 6 piece Sheffield English tea and coffee service. Hand chased, silver over copper, with a floral pattern and a cartouche on both sides, all the lids including the sugar are hinged. The set is comprised of a tilt kettle complete with warmer, teapot, coffee pot, sugar, creamer and waste bowl. All pieces are in excellent with the exception if 2 small worn spots on the spout of the teapot (we have photos)...

1970's Orrefors crystal bowl "Thousand Windows" by Simon Gate. Signed and numbered on the bottom, it is in excellent condition. Measures 4.75" diameter x 3.5" high. Weight about 2.5 lbs.