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This Web Page will be used for drinking vessels of many descriptions as well as various small cups and bowls with liners. The categories will include the basic single-handled Cups,  the handle less Beakers, the stemmed Goblets, the generally larger Presentation Cups of many forms, the Cocktail & Wine Cups which also appear in many forms, and Bouillon, Demitasse & Sherbet Cups which generally have liners of glass or china. In some cases when an object might fit into several of these categories an arbitrary placement has been made. In addition, more of the smaller and later single-handled cups may be found with Baby & Youth Silver. Antique American silver from this web page of Civil War vintage and earlier will also be listed on our Coin Silver Holloware web page together with all holloware from that early period.

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Presentation Cups (aka Trophy & etc)

1468-01.jpg (49493 bytes) 1468-01. American Silver Wedding Cup in the form of a "wager" cup with a fixed cup and a smaller swiveling bowl held by scroll and heart decorated arms (#1945); made by R. Blackinton & Co. of North Attleboro MA, c.1920-1935. Inscription erased. 5.5" high, 2.62" diameter of the large cup bowl, 1.5" lip diameter of the smaller swiveling cup bowl, 2.25" across arms, 3.4 troy oz. $ 190.

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Cups (see also Baby & Youth Cups)

1351-33.jpg (39173 bytes) 1351-33. Antique American Silver Youth Cup with bead rims, hollow scroll handle, and pedestal foot; marked by Bailey & Co. of Philadelphia PA, working 1848-1878. Engraved presentation "Edith from her Uncle Sam". 4.5" high, 4.38" long, 3" lip diameter, 2.62" foot diameter, 4.2 troy oz. Small crack at upper handle joint. $ 750.

 

1416-42.jpg (40105 bytes) 1416-42. Antique George IV Silver Pint Mug of thistle form on pedestal base, chased acorn and leaf band and cast floral decorated scroll handle; marked by William Bateman II at London in 1826/27. Mono erased. 5.5" high, 6.0" long, 4.25" lip diameter, 3.0" foot diameter, 11.0 troy oz. $ 1,500.
1136-10.jpg (40511 bytes) 1136-10. Antique American Silver Youth Cup of slightly tapering cylindrical form with flaring milled foot rim, stylized hollow handle, body engraved with scroll and floral reserve (#122); marked "English Sterling" for an unknown New York(?) manufacturer and retailed by George H. Ford of New Haven CT. Engraved "Louise Wetmore Spaulding From G.W.C. Aug. 30th 1873." 3.5" high, 4.38" long, 3.0" base diameter, 4.1 troy oz. Some small dents on body and handles. $ 350.
1464-16z.jpg (38216 bytes) 1464-16. Elizabeth II Silver Cup with cylindrical bodies on a spreading base with floral and foliate gilt foot rim, gilt interior; marked by I. Freeman & Son Ltd. at London in 1991. No mono. 3.25" high, 3.12" long, 2.25" lip diameter, 1.75" foot diameter, 4.2 troy oz. $ 135.
1435-24.jpg (38687 bytes) 1435-24. Antique American Silver Youth Cup of tapering cylindrical form on short pedestal foot, applied beaded foot and lip rims, cast s-scroll handle; marked by F. Masi & Co. of Washington DC, c.1825-1840. 4.0" high, 4.5" long, 3.0" lip diameter, 2.25" foot diameter, 5.6 troy oz. Polished with probable monogram erasure. $ 1,200.
1468-07.jpg (38492 bytes) 1468-07. Antique American Silver Baby Cup of shaped cylindrical form on pinched in base, body engraved with floral and foliate scroll decoration, knotted wirework handle (#C1104); made by Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. of Wallingford CT, c.1895-1910. 2.78" high, 3.25" long, 2.38" lip diameter, 2.0 troy oz. Some small dings. Engraved "Walter to Aline". $ 95.
1375-01.jpg (39353 bytes) 1375-01. Antique American Silver Youth Cup of cylindrical form with hollow handle and gilt interior (#2478); made by Tiffany & Co. of New York NY, 1891-1902. Engraved "Lewis M. Rumsey 3rd" in Roman capitals. 3.75" high, 4.25" long, 2.88" diameter, 7.6 troy oz. $ 450.
1470-42.jpg (37925 bytes) 1470-42. Antique American Silver Youth Cup of cylindrical form, the body chased allover with floral repoussι decoration, the hollow cast handle chased as vine; marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD. Engraved "CEK May 22.1875." 3.62" high, 4.5" long, 3.0" diameter, 6.0 troy oz. The [112] quality mark is the sterling standard. $ 900.
1073-11.jpg (39356 bytes) 1073-11. Antique American Silver Youth Cup of barrel form with applied milled bands at both rims, the plain body with acid matte finish, the hollow scroll handle decorated with scales; unmarked c.1870-1890. Engraved "Julia Mitchell Convers from Julia S. Mitchell. 3.5" high, 4.25" long, 2.69" base diameter, 5.2 troy oz. $ 210.

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Beakers

1428-64.jpg (40454 bytes) 1428-64. Antique French Silver Beaker of of tapering cylindrical form with molded lip; marked by the unidentified <PG> (with spoon device) at Paris c.1840-1880. Engraved "CAY 69 " on side. 3.25" high, 3.0" lip diameter, 2.25 base diameter, 2.5 troy oz. Polished surface. $ 175.
1480-19.jpg (54401 bytes) 1480-19. Antique American Silver Covered Pitcher & 6 Tumblers. The Pitcher of barrel form with cast pineapple finial on the domed cover, hollow c-scroll handle, and engraved "JAA" within a wreath on each side; the 6 Tumblers of tapering cylindrical raised form, engraved "JA" within a wreath; marked [PITMAN] on the pitcher ring foot and [Pitman] on the tumbler bases for Saunders Pitman of Providence RI. Pitcher: 12.0" high, 8.5" long, 6.0" wide, 4.5" foot diameter, 28.6 troy oz., 5.5 pint capacity; Tumblers: 3.62" high, 3.25" lip diameter, 2.5" base diameter, 4.2 troy oz. each, 1.25 cup capacity. Finial restored. These pieces are noted on an original account invoices as being ordered in 1804 by James Arnold. $ 25,000.
1256-21.jpg (38707 bytes) 1256-21. 4 German Silver Beakers of tapering cylindrical form with fluted sides and original cut glass liners, gilt interior; marked by E. Wollenweber of Munich, c.1900-1940. No mono. 4.38" high overall, 2" lip diameter (glass), 1.81" lip diameter (silver), 1.38" foot diameter, 7.5 troy oz (total silver). Some dings and small chips. $ 260.
1232-09.jpg (40417 bytes) 1232-09. Antique German Silver Beaker of tapering cylindrical form with gilt interior; struck with the Dresden town mark. Engraved "RzL 1803" on one side, later "HvB 1931" on other. 2.81" high, 2.38" lip diameter, 1.62" foot diameter, 2 troy oz. $ 210.

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Goblets

1444-01.jpg (38752 bytes) 1444-01. Pair Antique American Silver Water Goblets with bell form bowl on molded trumpet foot; marked by Baldwin & Co. of Newark NJ, working 1840-1869. Engraved "A. J. Wylie". 5.0" high, 3.25"  lip diameter, 2.75" foot diameter, 7.6 troy oz. total. Incomplete applied grapevine decoration has been removed and the pieces have been polished. $ 1,000.
1241-37.jpg (40278 bytes) 1241-37. Pair American Silver Water Goblets with bell form bowl on trumpet foot (#72); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD, c.1950-1975. Mono "T" above "J*A". 6.62" high, 3.38" lip diameter, 3" foot diameter, 10.5 troy oz. total. $ 200.
1338-44.jpg (40445 bytes) 1338-44. American Silver Water Goblet of inverted pear-form on trumpet foot (#18659); made by Tiffany & Co. of New York NY, c.1914-1925. Etched mono "PRC". 6" high, 3" lip and foot diameters, 7.2 troy oz. $ 400.
1408-75.jpg (38523 bytes) 1408-75. Antique Victorian Silvergilt Wine Goblet engraved with vine decoration; marked by Henry Wilkinson & Co. at London in 1872/73. 5.88" high, 2.69" lip diameter, 2.75" foot diameter. Original intertwined mono "BG"; later inscription "To Ronald Renchard from Uncle Pat and Auntie Ruth Hurley". $ 550.

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Cocktail & Wine Cups

1239-19.jpg (38258 bytes) 1239-19. 6 Russian Silver Wine Cups of cylindrical form with pinched section above the flat base, different milled bands under the rim, the body engraved with fruit and floral reserve; marked by [CK] possibly for Cemen Kazakov at Moscow 1908-1917. No mono. 2.31" high, 1.31" lip diameter, 1.12" foot diameter, 5.8 troy oz. total. One with small rim split. $ 450.
1171-15.jpg (39496 bytes) 1171-15. 8 American Silver Cocktail Cups with bellied bowl on trumpet foot (#165C); made by S. Kirk & Son Inc. of Baltimore MD, c.1925-1950. Mono "A W * W". 6.38" high, 2.88" lip diameter, 2.25" foot diameter, 19.7 troy oz. total. $ 400.
1220-01.jpg (40005 bytes) 1220-01. 12 American Silver Cocktail Cups of plain tulip form on narrow trumpet foot (#463); made by the Schofield Co. of Baltimore MD, c.1925-1950. Mono "ALS". 5.12" high, 3" lip diameter, 2.5" foot diameter, 42.5 troy oz. total. SOLD
1467-18.jpg (39564 bytes) 1467-18. 6 Chinese Silver Wine Cups of plain goblet form on trumpet foot; marked with an unidentified ideogram and "SILVER", c.1900-1935. No mono. 4.5" high, 2.0" lip diameter, 1.88" foot diameter, 13.7 troy oz. total. $ 280.

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Bouillon, Demitasse & Sherbet Cups

1465-01.jpg (37442 bytes) 1465-01. 8 American Silver Demitasse Cups & Saucers of typical plain form with narrow horizontal pierced band below the lip, gold-rimmed Lenox ceramic liners (#0401); made by Dominick & Haff of New York NY, c.1910-1930. Mono "CO'D". Cup: 2.25" high (with liner), 2.75" long, 2.12" lip diameter, 1.25" foot diameter; Saucer: 0.25" high, 3.5" diameter; 10.3 troy oz. total silver. $ 250.

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Last updated 8 March 2008