HOLIDAYS

A Vintage silver plate lemonade mixer or muddler, American.

A 19th Century Turkish Style silver on copper water jar with a face of a man on one side and a geometric design on the other side, ware to silver.

A late 19th Century silver on copper basket, England. Overall height with handle up is 11" high.

An early 20th Century leather tankard with a sterling silver rim and presentation plaque on the front. The plaque reads to Fredrick Maudes, Portlan...

A late 18th Century Venetian silver gilt mirror on red clay bole with original mirror plate.

A late 19th Century English silver plate wine coasters. Ware to silver plate and to wood center.

One of Chinese export porcelain plates, circa 1730. Kangxi colors with white enamel decoration. Priced individually.

A set of 8 Vintage Richard Ginori plates in cream with a gold rim.

A set of 4 Cauldon soup plates, retailed by W. H. Plummer, New York

A pair of 19th Century English Imari Style 2 handled round serving dishes with handles.

A pair of Charles X candlesticks.

A pair of 18th century Dutch candlesticks.

A pair of brass candlesticks, circa 1750.

A pair of George III brass candlesticks, United Kingdom, circa 1770. Rare shape.

An early 19th Century English large blue and white platter in the Chinese style, circa 1820.

A 19th Century porcelain 2 handled dish, with an orange border and gilt highlights, England circa 1860.

A pair of English Neoclassical provincial candlesticks, circa 1780.

A set of 8 French Paris Porcelain soup bowls with a floral center and border and peach band around the rim.

A late 19th Century silver plate wine coaster with a boarder of grapes and grape vines, and a wooden bottom. England.

A 19th Century English Elkington silver hot water plate, with 2 Griffins engraved on the rim of the dish. Marked Elkington London on the bottom.

An 18th Century French tin glazed Faïence plate in greens and yellow circa 1750.

A late 19th Century Mappin Brothers trophy in the form of a drinking goblet from the Aldenham Grammar School, England.

A silver Russian Kovash, footed bowl, circa 1900.

A pair of Italian Baroque silvered sconces with rosettes covering square hole for sconce arm, circa 1780.