Important Americana

the handles and gilt bowls engraved with arrows and geometric symbols, one finial cast with the "scalp dance", the other with the "buffalo dance"

a rare pair of american parcel-gilt silver indian pattern salad servers, tiffany & co., new york, circa 1890 |

The Iris Schwartz Collection of American Silver

one spoon with with "Discovery Dance" terminal, the other with "Begger Dance" terminal, both with shaped handles with gilt diamonds, the back of the bowl with stylized gilt sunbursts

two american parcel-gilt silver american indian style soup spoons, tiffany & co., new york, after designs by charles grosjean, circa 1895

Design 17/20: Silver, Furniture & Ceramics

A Rare Set of Twelve American Silver "[American] Indian Statuette" Mocha Spoons, Designed by Charles T. Grosjean, Tiffany & Co., New York, Circa 1890

A Rare Set of Twelve American Silver "[American] Indian Statuette" Mocha Spoons, Designed by Charles T. Grosjean, Tiffany & Co., New York, Circa 1890 each terminal cast as a different American Indian figure in relief, with gilt bowls, marked on backs of handles and numbered 763, all in original Tiffany & Co. fitted pony-hair case 7 oz 10 dwt 236.4 g approx. length of spoons 4 in.; length of case 14 in. 10.2 cm; 35.6 cm

View 1 of Lot 441: A Rare Set of Twelve American Silver "[American] Indian Statuette" Mocha Spoons, Designed by Charles T. Grosjean, Tiffany & Co., New York, Circa 1890

a rare set of twelve american silver "[american] indian statuette" mocha spoons, designed by charles t. grosjean, tiffany & co., new york, circa 1890

Property from Kennedy Family Homes

Comprising a Louis XVI style bronze twin-light bouillotte lamp, an English silver-mounted coaster, Birmingham, a frosted glass spherule weight of the planet earth retailed by Tiffany & Co., an Indian lacquered cube-form box, Srinagar, and a Chinese lacquered covered rouge pot. (6 pieces)

a group of miscellaneous table articles

the cup mounted on three cast and oxidized feet in the form of buffalo heads and hoofs, the bulbous body inlaid with niello and copper in “Indian” motifs, the handles realistically modelled in the shape of buffalo horns and inlaid with niello and copper, the gilt interior centered by an engraved sunburst, the sides with an American Indian–style geometric border, marked on one foot and numbered 8648-1197, also with French import marks

the cup mounted on three cast and oxidized feet in the form of buffalo heads and hoofs, the bulbous body inlaid with niello and copper in “Indian” motifs, the handles realistically modelled in the shape of buffalo horns and inlaid with niello and copper, the gilt interior centered by an engraved sunburst, the sides with an American Indian–style geometric border, marked on one foot and numbered 8648-1197, also with French import marks 96 oz gross 2985.9 g width 12 3/4 in., height 10 3/8 in. 32.4 cm, 26.4 cm Please note that we have a new registration process and we highly recommend registering early to the sale. If you encounter any difficulty, please contact the Bids Department at bids.newyork@sothebys.com or call +1 (212) 606-7414 for assistance.

View 1 of Lot 5: A Rare American Silver and Mixed Metal “American Indian Style” Three-Handled Loving Cup, probably designed by Edward C. Moore and Paulding Farnham for Tiffany & Co., New York, Circa 1889

a rare american silver and mixed metal “american indian style” three-handled loving cup, probably designed by edward c. moore and paulding farnham for tiffany & co., new york, circa 1889

A Collecting Legacy: Property from the Collection of Nelson & Happy Rockefeller

comprising a mustard pot with monogrammed cover and ruby glass liner by Dominick & Haff, NY; a George III pepper pot with crest and motto, London, 1808; three tea strainers, one by Tiffany, circa 1915, another by Tessiers, London, 1930, and a spot-hammered example by Watson Co., Attleboro, MA. Together with a small silver box, the cover chased with a figure and lion, possibly Indian, 6 pieces

a group of english and american silver table articles, 19th through 20th century |

the tapered curved handles chased with superimposed stylized faces, marked on backs of bowls and with World's Fair mark

chicago columian exposition, 1893. two "northwest coast indian" style scoops, the design attributed to paulding farnham, tiffany & co., new york, circa 1893

in the (Indian) Chrysanthemum pattern and initialled FWS for Frederick William Sharon, comprising: twenty-four table knives with steel blades; twenty-three table forks; twenty-four table spoons; twenty-four dessert spoons; twenty-four dessert knives with steel blades; twenty-four dessert forks; twenty-three oyster forks; twenty-four butter knives with silver blades; twenty-four fruit knives with silver blades; twenty-four fruit forks with silver blades; twenty-four tea spoons; two pairs of carvers with steel blades; a sugar sifter; a sardine serving fork; two sauce ladles; a soup ladle; a fruit serving spoon; a serving spoon; a cheese scoop; a cream ladle; two butter knives; in a later 20th Century three drawer case, the cover with inlaid stained bone plaques of Hesketh and Fermor crests

an american silver canteen, tiffany & co., new york,circa 1900

Exceptional Jewels and Precious Objects Formerly in the Collection of The Duchess of Windsor

Comprising: six silver Dress Buttons and a Sleeve Link bearing the badge of the Scots Guards; two gilt Buttons bearing the badge of the Coldstream Guards; three silver Collar Buttons engraved with the Royal Scottish Crest, Birmingham, 1911; a pair of silver and blue enamel Sleeve Links decorated with the fouled anchor of the Royal Navy, Simpson Benzie of Cowes, Isle of Wight, circa 1911; a brass Dress Button of the Grenadier Guards, circa 1925; a gilt metal Dress Button  bearing the insignia of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Armfields, Birmingham; a pair of gilt metal Indian Cufflinks, each bearing a representation of Vishnu and Shiva; two metal Dress Buttons with initials QH from the Quorn Hunt, one stamped on the reverse, Pitt & Co., Maddox Street, London;  a gold Dress Button, bearing an engraved capital initial E, Tiffany & Co., circa 1920; a small oval gold disk engraved with the crown of the Son of the Sovereign and the monogram WR, circa 1930;  three domed brass Dress Buttons of the Grenadier Guards, circa 1936, each bearing the cypher of Edward VIII with the monogram ER and surmounted with the King's crown above a flaming grenade, 1936; seven studs; two sample Buttons, one brass and one black vulcanite, decorated with an insignia composed of the letters C and H surmounted by two Royal Crowns, one British and one Continental, the brass button stamped Firmin & Sons, fitted case inscribed: Royal Calpe Hunt, Garrard & Co. Ltd. Goldsmiths, Jewellers & c. To The King By Special Appointment To The Crown. 24 Albemarle St.W., probably circa 1937; a metal and blue enamel presentation pendant for the Inauguration of President Richard Milhaus Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew, January 20th, 1969.

the collection of buttons, studs and personal memorabilia

Fine Jewels

Comprising: six silver Dress Buttons and a Sleeve Link bearing the badge of the Scots Guards; two gilt Buttons bearing the badge of the Coldstream Guards; three silver Collar Buttons engraved with the Royal Scottish Crest, Birmingham, 1911; a pair of silver and blue enamel Sleeve Links decorated with the fouled anchor of the Royal Navy, Simpson Benzie of Cowes, Isle of Wight, circa 1911; a brass Dress Button of the Grenadier Guards, circa 1925; a gilt metal Dress Button  bearing the insignia of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Armfields, Birmingham; a pair of gilt metal Indian Cufflinks, each bearing a representation of Vishnu and Shiva; two metal Dress Buttons with initials QH from the Quorn Hunt, one stamped on the reverse, Pitt & Co., Maddox Street, London;  a gold Dress Button, bearing an engraved capital initial E, Tiffany & Co., circa 1920; a small oval gold disk engraved with the crown of the Son of the Sovereign and the monogram WR, circa 1930;  three domed brass Dress Buttons of the Grenadier Guards, circa 1936, each bearing the cypher of Edward VIII with the monogram ER and surmounted with the King's crown above a flaming grenade, 1936; seven studs; two sample Buttons, one brass and one black vulcanite, decorated with an insignia composed of the letters C and H surmounted by two Royal Crowns, one British and one Continental, the brass button stamped Firmin & Sons, fitted case inscribed: Royal Calpe Hunt, Garrard & Co. Ltd. Goldsmiths, Jewellers & c. To The King By Special Appointment To The Crown. 24 Albemarle St.W., probably circa 1937; a metal and blue enamel presentation pendant for the Inauguration of President Richard Milhaus Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew, January 20th, 1969

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