Late 19th Century Pitchers and Decanters

From Tiffany & Co Makers this exquiaite water pitcher. Faithfully reproduced from the W. S. Pelletrau original 1810 design. The classic lines and understated architecture make th...

Circa 1880 Aesthetic Tiffany & Company Sterling Silver Heavy Repousse Pitcher, a stunning and large piece measuring 11.5 inches in height and weighing 60 ounces. All hand worked and ...

Pair of Belle Epoque cut-glass decanters with 950 silver mounts. Made by Andre Aucoc in Paris, ca. 1900. Each: baluster body in clear glass with cut and faceted diaper pattern. Ra...

Clear glass wine decanter and stopper with 999 silver overlay. Made by Alvin in Providence, ca. 1890. Decanter: baluster body, circular foot, cylindrical neck, and everted rim. Stopp...

Bohemian glass decanter with 800 silver mounts, ca. 1900. Faceted and baluster body with flared base and faceted foot. Cylindrical neck mounted to faceted knop. Stopper is faceted and concave with short plug. Decanter and stopper have alternating and clear and ruby flashed glass...

German silver gilt tankard with Classical frieze, ca. 1880. Tapering cylinder, scroll handle, double-dome hinged cover with piecrust rim, and bun foot...

Sterling silver vanity mirror. Made by Tiffany in New York, ca. 1900. Rectangular silver frame with straight molded sides, curvilinear bottom with 2 scrolled feet, and repousse crown...

Antique English Silver parcel gilt and Glass Claret Jug, hallmarked, Sheffield in 1896, Walter & Charles Sissons. The Claret Jug mount and hinged cover chased with trailing scroll fo...

An American Silver Water Pitcher, TIFFANY & CO., New York, Circa 1880 Of baluster form, the body densely chased wi...

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...

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 border. The double “c” scroll form handle is applied with acanthus, floral and scroll motifs. Height: 23 inches. Weight: 79 Troy Ounces. Condition: Excellent Estate Condition

This majestic antique sterling silver Ewer by Tiffany & Co. was designed and made during the Gilded Age in America. The Vanderbilts were constructing mansions in Newport and the Gold Coast mansions on the North Shore of Long Island were in the process of being built as well. Tiffany & Co., along with other prominent manufacturers were purveyors of fine silver to the newly built estates. Complete silver services were manufactured to the scale of the nouveau riche...

This pitcher is a magnificent example of Whiting Mfg. Company’s line of sterling and mixed metals pieces produced in the 1880’s in their Providence, RI workshop. The pitcher is sinu...