an american silver and copper ``naturalistic' ' leaf basket, george w. shiebler & co., new

an american japanese style silver paper knife, george w shiebler, new york, circa...

circular, chased as a pond scene with two-colour gold frogs and water lilies among lily pads

an american silver parcel-gilt bowl, new york

an american silver-gilt ``naturalistic'' crea mer and sugar basket, george w. shiebler & co

The Iris Schwartz Collection of American Silver

comprising: a pair of fish servers with bright-cut blades, the handles cast as dolphins; a tart server with rococo handle, monogrammed WW, numbered 3926, and a bon-bon spoon formed of chrysanthemum blossoms, numbered 3341

four american parcel-gilt silver servers, george w. shiebler, new york and brooklyn, circa 1880

comprising: Teapot, Creamer, and Sugar Bowl, chased as overlapping ragged leaves, the first applied with a silver beetle and spider, numbered 452X and monogrammed JMT, the others applied with copper flies, numbered 265, the tray with matching leavy rim, marked on bases

a silver and copper naturalistic three-piece tea set and matching tray, george w. shiebler, new york, circa 1885

Important Americana

AN AMERICAN SILVER AND IRIDESCENT GLASS VASE, GEORGE W. SHIEBLER & CO., NEW YORK, CIRCA 1905

AN AMERICAN SILVER AND IRIDESCENT GLASS VASE, GEORGE W. SHIEBLER & CO., NEW YORK, CIRCA 1905 the base formed as overlapping lily pads with three frogs supporting the stem chased and pierced with cattails and monogrammed FEH, with a "Jack-in-the-Pulpit" flower glass insert, probably Quezal marked on base rim and numbered 2484, weighted insert engraved SEAD height 14⅛ in. 35.9 cm

an american silver and iridescent glass vase, george w. shiebler & co., new york, circa 1905

America Without Reserve: The Wolf Family Collection

An American Silver Fish Service, George W. Shiebler, New York and Brooklyn, dated 1893

An American Silver Fish Service, George W. Shiebler, New York and Brooklyn, dated 1893 applied with engraved fish and seaweed, comprising: 8 fish forks, numbered 2556 1 sardine fork, with gilt tines, numbered 2551 1 knife, engraved with monogram TJC and "Orange, N.J., July 29 - '93", numbered 2556 knife: 7 1/4 in. (18.5 cm) long 19 oz. (591 g)

View 1 of Lot 1168: An American Silver Fish Service, George W. Shiebler, New York and Brooklyn, dated 1893

an american silver fish service, george w. shiebler, new york and brooklyn, dated 1893

Design 17/20: Furniture, Silver, Ceramics & Clocks

An American silver two-handled cup or bowl, George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, circa 1880

An American silver two-handled cup or bowl, George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, circa 1880 Modelled as two stylised leaves overlapping each other, the handles as the leaf stems, one side applied with a fly and the other with a spider, 7cm., 2 ¾in. high 154gr., 5oz.

View 1 of Lot 193: An American silver two-handled cup or bowl, George W. Shiebler & Co., New York, circa 1880

an american silver two-handled cup or bowl, george w. shiebler & co., new york, circa 1880

of tall lotus flower form, the bowl formed as overlapping leaves and with fully modeled entwined snakes slithering up bowl, the circular base chased with radiating roots and everted rim, the stem of one engraved with contemporary monogram HAD and the dates 1850 and 1900

two american silver-gilt flower-form vases, george w. shiebler & co., new york, circa 1900

one of plique-à-jour and opaque enamel in green, purple, and white, in gilt filigree frame holding a flared cut-glass vase, the second of baluster form with ruffled lip, enameled with a mauve chrysanthemum, numbered 7800

two silver and enamel small vases, george w. shiebler co., new york, circa 1890

the hammered handle applied with gold profile medallion, serpentine blade pierced and chased, marked and numbered 167X

an american silver and 14 karat gold dagger-form letter opener, george w. shiebler co., new york, circa 1890

assymetrical handle with hammered surface, strick with classical busts at top and bottom, the back engraved with the name "Fell"

an american parcel-gilt silver homeric pattern cheese scoop, george w. shiebler co., new york, circa 1890

the surface engine-turned with foliate scrolls overlaid with translucent enamel in dark red, green, and clear, chip to shoulder

an american silver-gilt and enamel vase, george w. shiebler co., new york, circa 1900

of tall lotus flower form with tapering stem and bowl formed as overlapping leaves and with fully modeled entwined snakes slithering up bowl, the flat circular base chased with radiating roots and everted border, the stem of one engraved with contemporary monogram HAD and the dates 1850 and 1900, both marked on base

"Homeric" pattern, lighlty hammered, the wide border flat-chased and engraved with medallions enclosing profile busts and flanked by scrolls and bands of key pattern, the corners with allegories of the Four Elements, marked on base and numbered 503

an american silver rectangular tray, george w. shiebler & co., new york, circa 1890

of baluster form with crimped flaring rim and three horn handles, the body applied with chased irises enclosed by leaves forming whiplash curves, engraved on one side with presentation inscription, the other sides with laurel wreathes centered by applied enamelled yacht club burgees, domed foot with conforming iris decoration, marked on base and stamped 2244, 20, T

an american silver and horn three-handled presentation cup, george w. shiebler & co., new york, circa 1904

S/O De Santis

tapered cylindrical, the sides engraved with monogram AOC, dates 1847, 1897 and coat-of-arms all spaced by angular handles terminating in palmettes, the lower body with band of running anthemia and flowerheads above an egg-and-dart base band

an american silver-gilt three-handled loving cup, george w. shiebler inc., new york, circa 1897

circular with spot-hamered surface, the rim applied with Celtic entwined serpent band, the angular strap handles applied with double-ended horse heads, the tall spreading support applied with strapwork

an american silver celtic revival bowl, george w. shiebler & co., new york and brooklyn, circa 1900

the spot-hammered lower body embossed and chased with swimming and flying geese amongst a large floral spray, the neck with flowers and foliage agains a matted ground and below a band of overlapping veined leaves at the shaped rim, the handle chased to match

an american silver japanese style pitcher, george w. shiebler & co., new york and brooklyn, circa 1880

the baluster body  with knopped and elongated neck, lower body profusely embossed and chased with beaded lattice enclosing leaftips, rising to stiff leaves and lobes, the knop with band of oval bosses surrounded by scrolls, engraved on one side with monogram HCKF, the other side GH, the upper neck with lattice centered by stars, handle witih flowerheads and foliage, the hinged domed cover chased to match and with foliate cone finial, spout terminating in a lotus blossom

an american silver black coffee pot, george w. shiebler & co., new york and brooklyn, circa 1895

a silver and gold bowl, george w. shiebler & co., new york, retailed by bigelow, kennard

comprising: a set of six bird-back teaspoons, by John Murdock, Philadelphia, c. 1780; two feather-edge shell-back teaspoons, by Samuel Minott, Boston, c. 1780; two pointed-end teaspoons with eagle crest, by the same; a pair of feather-edge teaspoons, by Beach & Sanford, Litchfield, Conn.;  ten teaspoons with upturned terminals, comprising: rat-tail example unmarked, another possibly John Tanner, Newport; two with shell-back bowls by Edward White, Ulster County, New York, another IL in serrated rectantle, a pair marked BLR probably for Bartholomew LeRoux; one by Simeon Soumaine, another repaired, perhaps by the same; and a pair marked IS; a pointed-end teaspoon, marked HW; a pair of coffin-end spoons, by Isaac Hutton, Albany; another spoon, maker's mark MM conjoined twoce, mid 18th century, a fiddleback spoon, by Thomas Richards, New York; a pointed-end spoon by C.R. Burch, New York State; a fiddleback spoon, by Alexander Gordon, New York. Together with a bright-cut tablespoon, by J. Sayre, New York, a two-pronged sucket fork, with spurious Hurd mark, and a Japanese-style sugar spoon with spot-hammered bowl and etched flowers, George W. Shiebler Co., New York, dated 1886; 33 pieces

a group of american silver teaspoons, 18th / early 19th century

comprising: a Hand Mirror, Hairbrush, Nail Buffer and Tray, Nail File, Shoehorn, and Buttonhook, the cast handles formed as female heads backed by ruffled poppies above swirling drapery, the mirror and hairbrush back with a mermaid frolicking in waves above cast dolphin supports, the tray with similar rim decorated with shells, starfish and seaweed, flat piece with engraved monogram CHR, mirror and brush numbered 2048, buffer and stand numbered 2862,

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