Antique English sterling silver mug made in London in 1850. The body decorated with scrolling leaves and flower heads. Set on a stepped fluted base. With look handle decorated with acanthus leaf. Fully Hallmarked to the right of the handle. Nice patina.

Coin Silver youth mug with engine turned decoration on the body of the cup. Beaded boarder along top edge. Applied handle with acanthus leaf decoration with a matte finish. Fully hallmarked on the bottom with American pseudo hallmarks c.1860. Nice patina. 4 1/4 inches to top of the handle.

Early California Mug. Finely engraved with egg and dart boarder. On stepped foot with squared off handle. 3 ½ inches tall. Nice estate condition.

A unique English sterling silver mug with a complete scene. The body pushed out with chased decoration depicting trees, a young boy placing a model boat in the water with a young girl standing next to him. Also has a dog and house. The entire scene is finely engraved with detail such as the hair on the dog and the hay on the thatched roof. On decorated foot with applied shaped handle. Fully hallmarked to the right of the handle with maker mark H.H and London hallmarks for 1853. Very nice conditi... Click for details

Classic Sterling Silver Mug made by Charles Fox in London 1840. Fine symmetrical lines around the body. Gilded interior. Acanthus leaf capped C scroll handle. Beautiful condition, great patina. Fully hallmarked underneath for Charles Fox, London 1840. 2 3/4 inches to top of handle. Heavy weight to the feel.

This porringer was made by the New York silversmiths, Howard and Company, in 1903. The rim of the body and pierced handle is beautifully decorated with an applied border of scrolls and foliate motifs. This porringer is so magnificently designed and executed, that it serves many purposes other than a baby’s porringer. It could be used for candies, nuts or bonbons, as well. Weight: 9 Troy Ounces. Length over handle: 8 1/4 Inches. Condition: Very Good Estate Condition

This pristine canister form beaded and steel cut engraved child’s mug with gilded interior was made by Joseph and Edward Bradbury of Thos. Bradbury and Sons, London, 1869. The mug is fully hallmarked on the base and even has a patent registry mark for sterling silver for this particular design. Weight: 5 Troy Ounces. Height: 3 1/4 inches. Condition: Excellent Estate Condition.

An Antique American Sterling Silver Baby Bowl and Underplate decorated with applied figural little girls surrounded by finely engraved flowers. The sterling silver bowl on pedestal is adorned with three plaques of a little girl. The sterling silver underplate is also adorned with three plaques of a little girl, but here she is holding a doll and is flanked by two kittens. Made by Redlich Mfg. Co., New York, New York, circa 1890. Fully Hallmarked. Very Nice patina. Good Condition. Engraving on bo... Click for details

A lovely American Sterling Silver Baby Bowl and Underplate with two acid-etched nursery rhyme designs. The bowl is adorned with Mary Mary (quite contrary....) and depicts a girl watering her garden. The underplate is adorned with the Bow Wow Wow rhyme and depicts a dog and his dog. Made by Tiffany & Co. Makers, New York, New York, circa 1915. Fully Hallmarked with pattern no., style no., date mark and Tiffany makers stamp. Nice Patina. Excellent Condition. 13 Troy ounces. The bowl measures 4 in.... Click for details

An Antique English Sterling Silver Figural Baby Shoe given to commemorate the birth or Christening of a child. A perforated band across the toe of the shoe mimics the look of a child’s Oxford saddle shoe. The shoe is mounted on a wooden form as the “sole”. The original pin cushion has been replaced with new emerald velvet and a new tie has been laced into the eyelets. Script engraving on the side of the shoe reads “Little McCauley 25/12/10”. Made in Chester, England. Dated 1910. Fully Hallmarked... Click for details

An American Sterling Silver Figural Baby Booty decorated with a pretty floral bow. The original pin cushion has been replaced with new navy velvet and was originally intended for baby pins. Made by Gorham Mfg. Corp., Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1915. Fully Hallmarked. Measures 4 ½ in. X 1 ¾ in. X 2 ½ in. Nice patina. Some small dings on the bottom “sole” of the shoe that are not visible. Otherwise, good condition.