This is a beautiful and elegant diminutive size sterling silver pitcher by Tiffany & Co., New York. The pitcher is of amorphous form, raised on a simple rim foot. The pitcher is fully hallmarked on the underside of base with Tiffany’s maker’s mark, pattern number 6885, “M” for pieces made between 1873 and 1891, sterling mark and 2 1/4 pints for the capacity. Height: 5 1/4 Inches. Weight: 15 Troy Ounces. Condition: Excellent Estate Condition. Any viewed imperfections are simply the photo... Click for details

This beautiful sterling silver water pitcher was made by Tiffany & Co., New York, in 1907. It is fully hallmarked on the base with Tiffany & Co.’s maker’s mark, pattern #16974, order number, makers and sterling standard mark. The pitcher is of elegant inverted pear shape, with an Arts and Crafts style amorphous handle. The pitcher holds 4 pints, as indicated by the stamp on the underside, and pours beautifully (speaking from experience). This would be an elegant addition to any style home. ... Click for details

This is a monumental nautical themed silver presentation ewer. It was made by Eoff and Shepard, New York City, and was retailed by Ball, Black and Co., also of New York. Eoff and Shepard worked together from 1851 until 1862, so it may be assumed that this ewer was made circa 1855. The ewer is hallmarked under the pedestal base with Ball, Black and Co.’s retailer’s mark along with ‘E & S’ for Eoff and Shepard and ‘N.York.’ It is in the coin silver standard, which was popular at that time. Th... Click for details

This elegant early 20th Century Sterling Silver Mounted Cut Crystal Ewer was made by Tiffany & Co. of New York, circa 1905. The Sterling collar is hallmarked with Tiffany’s maker’s mark, sterling silver and “C” for pieces made between 1902 and 1907. The sterling collar is decorated with applied bosses framed by a scroll and floral decorated rim. The collar is engraved with an entwined script monogram. The cut crystal body is finely hand cut with floral pendant wreathes centering heart shaped... Click for details

This is a very unusual sterling silver water pitcher in the Paul Revere style. What makes it unusual is that the body, which is usually plain, is acid etched with a crackle pattern. This dates the piece to the first quarter of the 20th century, which is when this technique was being done on silver. It is surprising that the piece does not have a maker’s work, as the quality of workmanship is of a very high caliber. Weight: 17 Troy Ounces. Height: 7 Inches. Condition: Excellent.

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

Antique Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Wine Ewer, New York, 1895, fully hallmarked with the Tiffany & Co. maker’s mark, date letter “T,” pattern number 12431 and order number for the year 1895. This beautifully crafted wine ewer is of inverted pear shape. The body is applied with two cast, chased and repousse scenes on either side, of two puttis kissing amidst acanthus leaf, shell, scroll and foliate motifs. The shaped bracket four-footed base is lobed and is framed with a scroll and foliate b... Click for details

An American sterling Silver Water Pitcher on Pedestal. Decorated with a raised wave edge design on the lower half of the body of the pitcher and a figural scroll handle. Made by Fisher Silversmiths, Inc., Jersey City, N. J. Fully Hallmarked. Nice Patina. Perfect Condition. 26 Troy ounces. The pitcher stands 11 in. high (at the spout) and measures approx. 6 in. in diameter.

This pitcher is in the Arts and Crafts style and is made by International Silver Company of Meriden, CT. It is hexagonal in shape with a geometric handle, and molded hexagonal base. It was probably made circa 1905 and is hallmarked with International maker’s mark and the pattern #C3071. Height: 7 inches. Weight: 16 Troy Ounces. Condition: Very Good Estate Condition

This American sterling silver water pitcher has no maker’s mark. However it does have a stamped stock or pattern number. The pitcher is very similar in style to many patterns manufactured by Towle Silversmiths of Newburyport, Massachusetts. Specifically, it is closest in style to the Towle Federalist pattern. The pitcher is of baluster form with applied chased and engraved border on the spreading pedestal foot and rim of scroll, acanthus leaf ad floral motifs. Height: 9 1/2 inches. Weight... Click for details

This pitcher is a prime example of the level of craftsmanship emerging from Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. during the first quarter of the 20th century. The pitcher is neoclassical in design. It is of tapered hexagonal baluster form, with leaf-capped beaded handle, the body terminating in spreading beaded hexagonal foot. Height: 10 1/2 inches. Weight: 33 Troy ounces. Condition: Excellent.