This Circa 1890 sterling water pitcher is very unusual and of exceptionally fine quality. The pitcher and the handle are extremely decorative. The upper half of the body of the pitcher is completely decorated with embossed flowers and leaves. The bottom of the body has a beautifully acanthus leaf design covering 3" of the entire base. The twig handle portrays an applied leaf and berry design along with figural tree trunks. The pitcher stands 8" tall and has a circumference at its widest poi... Click for details

This sterling silver Arts and Crafts Period Water Pitcher was made by the venerable Chicago Silversmith, The Kalo Shop, circa 1905. The pitcher is signed on the underside of the base with “sterling”, “handwrought at The Kalo Shop”, 12, and 5 pints. The pitcher is in very good original condition. The pitcher was handmade and shows evidence of the hand hammering used to make the object. This is a fine example of the craftsmanship of the Kalo workshop from their early period of production. Hei... Click for details

This is an impressive Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Tankard Style Pitcher made by Whiting Mfg. Co., Providence, RI, Circa 1890. The tankard is of tapered cylindrical form. The body repousse, chased and engraved with the head of a woman wearing a strand of pearls, suspended in the midst of ocean wave motifs. The handle is in the form of a seahorse resting its head on the crest of a wave. The spout is plain. The pitcher is hallmarked on the underside of the base with Whiting’s maker’s mark, Whi... Click for details

A classic Sterling Silver Water Pitcher on Pedestal decorated with an engraved band featuring Greco Roman urn motifs and garlands of fleur de lis’ bound by a stylized Greek Key border. This border is also repeated along the mouth of the pitcher, at its’ base and on the handle mounts. Made by Tiffany & Co. Makers, New York, New York, circa 1910. Fully Hallmarked including the Pattern # 18181 G, the Order # 7729 and the “m” date stamp from this period. Excellent Finish. Perfect Condition. 35 Troy ... Click for details

This is a stately American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher made by Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence, RI, in 1897. The pitcher is hallmarked under the base with Gorham’s maker’s mark, pattern number 1539M, and the Gorham date mark for 1897. The pitcher is of baluster form with swan-neck spout, plain “c” scroll handle, and is raised on a circular spreading pedestal foot. The body is repousse, chased and engraved with Italianate motifs, reminiscent of the later Florentine and Baronial flatware patter... Click for details

This is a beautiful Antique American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher by Tiffany & Co., New York, Circa 1895. The water pitcher is fully hallmarked on the underside of the base with Tiffany’s maker’s mark, Sterling mark, pattern #14332, and “T” mark for pieces made between 1895 and 1902, as well as 3 1/2 pints. The pitcher is of paneled vase shape with swan-neck spout, leaf capped “C” scroll handle, the whole raised on circular pedestal foot with an applied leaf tip border. This pitcher is a pri... Click for details

This pitcher is a magnificent example of Whiting Mfg. Company’s line of sterling and mixed metals pieces produced in the 1880’s in their Providence, RI workshop. The pitcher is sinuously formed and is hand hammered and decorated with a frog sitting amongst the river fauna contemplating eating an applied copper bug. The reverse side is decorated with an applied copper bug sitting on a partially eaten leaf. The handle and rim are designed with a lap over edge motif. The underside of the base i... Click for details

This magnificent sterling silver pitcher was made by the Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence, RI in 1893. It is fully hallmarked with Gorham’s maker’s mark, style # 5128 and date mark for 1893. The pitcher is of majestic proportions and is finely cast, chased, repousse and engraved with a maskhead spout, and a mid-section with gryphon, putti and Bacchanalian scenes. The handle is cast and chased with floral, acanthus leaf and scroll motifs. The pitcher is raised on an acanthus leaf-capped spreadin... Click for details

This beautiful Silver mounted cut glass pitcher by Gorham Mfg. Co. of Providence, RI is a prime example of the crystal pieces produced during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, commonly known as the “brilliant period” of cut glass. The cut glass body is of flared cylindrical form. The body is hand cut with vertical bands and horizontal hobnail motifs. The handle is of shaped “c” scroll form. The top is crowned with a sterling section with shaped spout and chased and engraved with a bord... Click for details

An American Sterling Silver Pitcher in clean, unadorned style. It is a reproduction of an 18th century Paul Revere design, but it is its’ simplicity that makes it timeless. Along with the pitcher’s simple form, both the spout and the handle are synonymous with today’s dictates of form and function. Large holes in the mouth of the pitcher leading to the spout suggest that its primary use was meant for a cocktail bar. It was made by J.C. Boardman & Co. of South Wallingford, Ct. and dates to 1950. ... Click for details

This is a lovely sterling silver water pitcher by Tiffany & Co. in a timeless design. This pitcher has a rounded, circular body with dramatic inverted-helmet spout. It is trimmed with around the shoulder with a simple band with fleur-de-lys accents and has a beautifully curved with abstracted leaf embellishment. The elegant proportions and simple decoration of this antique pitcher make it an easy compliment to any table setting. This pitcher is in excellent condition and measures approx. 8 1/4” ... Click for details