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• SEVEN BLUE AND WHITE CUT TO CLEAR
  SEVEN BLUE AND WHITE CUT TO CLEAR CUPSAmerican, 20th century, possibly St. Louis, each of barrel form, with applied handle, double overlay blue and white cut to clear dots and leaf pattern, 3-1/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Ronald M. Lambe, Asheville, North Carolina Condition: each in overall good conditions, wear and scratching, primarily to base, dirty interiors
• A silver two-handled toy cup,
  A silver two-handled toy cup, maker's mark only struck four times, crested, 4cm high, approximately 28gm
• U.S. Arctic Canteens and Cups Lot
  U.S. Arctic Canteens and Cups Lot of Ten U.S. Army arctic canteen features a stainless steel liner and aluminum shell separated by an insulating chamber of air which prevents water from freezing. Includes ?a high impact plastic stopper an aluminum canteen cup and rubber neck liner so lips never touch cold metal. Capacity 1 quart. Group includes four canteens and cups and two extra cups. Condition: Excellent.
• A Porcelain "Memento Mori" Cup
  A Porcelain "Memento Mori" Cup and Saucer Inscribed with the motto "Es wird noch alles anders." (everything will eventually change) on the side of the coffee can shape cup, and with a skull and crossbones painted en grisaille in the saucer with "Momento mori." in script above and "den 13ten Januar 1801" below. Decorated with bands of black glaze and gilt. Marked in underglaze blue on each piece, for either Regensburg, Thuringia, or Gotha factories, Germany.
• PHOENIX CUPS AND BALLS.Phoenix Cups
  PHOENIX CUPS AND BALLS.Phoenix Cups and Balls. Cincinnati: T. Frank. Mint, ca. 2000. From the limited edition of 1,000 sets, three spun copper cups, wand, and a pair of crocheted balls in wooden carrying case. Based on the Miller/Bertram design. Finish worn from use.
• DRESDEN POT DE CREME CUPS AND LIDS,
  DRESDEN POT DE CREME CUPS AND LIDS, SET OF 6 Six cups with two handles and lids, 4"H x 4 ½"; each with saucer, 5 ¼" diameter. Each piece marked with reserves throughout of courting couples, gilt floral and lattice design.
• CUPS AND BALLS.Cups and Balls.
  CUPS AND BALLS.Cups and Balls. California: John Dahms, ca. 1990. Three finely turned segmented and lathe-turned cups of crafted hardwood. Together with a matching solid Takagi cup and Dahms-made wand. Mouths 3 1/8" diameter. Fine
• A small silver cup, Helen Newman,
  A small silver cup, Helen Newman, Birmingham 1982, with shell handle, 5cm high and a Cambray Ware oval box with enamel oval cabochon to cover, 11.5cm wide
• ALUMINUM CUPS AND BALLS
  ALUMINUM CUPS AND BALLS PROTOTYPES.Aluminum Cups and Balls Prototypes. American, ca. 1960s. Set of three small spun aluminum cups, likely prototypes due to mismatched shape of rims. 3" high, mouths 2 3/8" across.
• Seven round wooden cup type mold
  Seven round wooden cup type mold butter presses and one glass: 3 1/4'' geometric circle pattern; 3 1/2'' glass cow; 3'' double leaf design; 3'' strawberry and leaf pattern; 2'' pear on branch section of cup broken out; and two 1 1/4'' chip carved florets [8 pcs].
• COFFEE VASE,Coffee Vase. Maker
  COFFEE VASE,Coffee Vase. Maker unknown (likely German), ca. 1930. Tiered nickel-plated vase allows magician to transform a quantity of cotton batting into hot coffee. 8 _Ó high with a 1 _Ó opening. A fine example.
• A DERBY COFFEE CUP with slightly
  A DERBY COFFEE CUP with slightly rounded sides, painted in underglaze blue with the Cannonball pattern, 6.5cm h, c1770
• A DERBY COFFEE CUP with unusual S
  A DERBY COFFEE CUP with unusual S shaped handle with support, finely painted in famille rose enamels with three groups of flowers, one with fruit alternating with elaborate gilt lotus meander beneath the panelled puce diaper border, the interior with a moth and gilt border, 6cm h, collector's label, c1765 Provenance: Dr Bernard Watney, until sold Phillips, Son & Neale Ltd (II) 10 May 2000, lot 763. The finely executed and unusual decoration is in Yongzheng/early Qianlong style. The cup could have been made as a replacement for a Chinese export set.
• Blue transfer cups and cup
  Blue transfer cups and cup plates, four sets handleless cups with matching cup plates: two cups and two saucers with horse drawn sleigh with child, animals in background, dotted border, cup plates with impressed Wood mark; one cup and cup plate, Rebecca at the well, saucer with impressed Clews mark; one cup and cup plate with swan design, plate with punched circular mark, cups about 2-3/8 in., all plates about 5-7/8 in., English, 19th century, (eight pieces). Excellent condition, minor surface abrasions and chips, surface irregularities as made, no cracks or repairs found. Private Collection, Kentucky
• LARGE COLLECTION OF UNUSUAL CUPS
  LARGE COLLECTION OF UNUSUAL CUPS & SAUCERS: 30 cups & saucers have no damage and include Limoges, Royal Albert and Aynsley makers. Real Old Willow cup and saucer made for Tiffany & Co has chips on the saucer rim. Additionally: 1 cup & saucer with cracked cup, 2 cups with no saucers, 2 saucers with no cups and 1 creamer. From Helen & Richard Sullivan Estate.
• A DERBY COFFEE CUP of fluted square
  A DERBY COFFEE CUP of fluted square shape with wishbone handle, painted in the Cotton Stem style with a loose bouquet of puce and yellow, red or other flowers, the reverse with a large sprig, the rim outlined in red brown enamel, 6cm h, c1755-58
• CUPS AND BALLS.Cups and Balls.
  CUPS AND BALLS.Cups and Balls. California, John Dahms, ca. 1990. Set of three finely turned segmented and lathe-turned cups crafted from a variety of exotic hardwoods. Together with a matching solid Takagi cup and Dahms-made wand. Mouths 3 _Ó diameter. Very good.
• ROMAN IMPERIAL SPIRAL-MOLDED
  ROMAN IMPERIAL SPIRAL-MOLDED GLASS CUP2nd to 4th Century A.D. The translucent vessel with all around raised spiral-molded surface, the lower part of cylindrical form with an upper wide round projecting rim, and a circular molded foot, mineral deposits, with overall moderate silvery blue iridescence. Height 5.75 in. Diameter at rim. 2.75 in. Provenance: The Collection of Erwin and Sylvia Harvith, Detroit, MI, acquired in 1972 directly from Moshe Dayan. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany this lot.
• SISTI CUPS.Sisti Cups. Connecticut:
  SISTI CUPS.Sisti Cups. Connecticut: Jim Sisti, ca. 1995. Brass cups with a single bead designed after the popular Paul Fox cups. Mouths 3” diameter. Good.
• 2PC TIFFANY FAVRILE GLASS CUPS
  2PC TIFFANY FAVRILE GLASS CUPS New York,20th CenturyIncludes one flared rim sherbet cup with tapered stem over round foot, and a cup with shapely stem over round foot, each with an iridescent sheen.
• COPPER CUPS AND BALLS.Copper Cups
  COPPER CUPS AND BALLS.Copper Cups and Balls. Rings N Things, ca. 1970s. Set of spun copper cups and crocheted balls. Approx. 3 x 3Ó. Worn from use and handling, but good in appearance overall. Manufacturer's carrying bag included.
• LIQUID LOAD CUPS AND BALLS.Liquid
  LIQUID LOAD CUPS AND BALLS.Liquid Load Cups and Balls. Chicago: National Magic Co., ca. 1940. Oversized metal cups make possible the production of a quantity of liquid from within each one after the performance of a Cups and Balls routine. 5” high, opening 4” wide.
• A DERBY COFFEE CUP enamelled in
  A DERBY COFFEE CUP enamelled in kakiemon style with two quatrelobed panels of a red bird by a diaper fence or a blue phoenix and sprigs reserved on a turquoise ground, the handle with red enamel detail, the rim outlined in brown, 6cm h, painted crossed swords, c1760
• NEW GUNIEA CEREMONIAL WOODEN CUP. -
  NEW GUNIEA CEREMONIAL WOODEN CUP. - 7 1/2 in. high.
• SPONGEWARE HANDLELESS CUP AND
  SPONGEWARE HANDLELESS CUP AND SAUCER. England 2nd quarter-19th century. Red and blue sponge with a four cluster bud on the saucer and three cluster bud in the cup.
• Misc. lot of : ''Cyclists Cup''
  Misc. lot of : ''Cyclists Cup'' (telescoping cup) c 1897 ''Bicycle Enamel'' Fenton Sibley & Co. Phila. Pa (motor grey) can unopened (contains paint) Schwinn winged headbadge. Good cond.
• FOUR ENGLISH SPATTERWARE CUPS AND
  FOUR ENGLISH SPATTERWARE CUPS AND SAUCERS. Second quarter 19th century. Handleless cups. Two red bull's eye including demitasse and two peafowl in red and green. Some light stains and green cup has tiny potstone.
• A coconut cup and cover, probably
  A coconut cup and cover, probably French, 19th c, with turquoise glass bead centred filigree metal flower appliques to bowl and lid, on terraced foot, 22cm h More Information Lid slightly warped and not quite closing shut, minor chips and scratches, the dark patina of uncertain age
• A DERBY WHITE COFFEE CUP with
  A DERBY WHITE COFFEE CUP with loop handle and moulded with three prunus sprigs, 5.5cm h, c1760
• 800-SILVER MOUNTED MATE CUP AND
  800-SILVER MOUNTED MATE CUP AND STRAW800-Silver Mounted Mate Cup and Straw
• ***SPATTERWARE HANDLELESS CUP AND
  ***SPATTERWARE HANDLELESS CUP AND SAUCER. England 1st half-19th century. Demi-tasse in green and red Rainbow. The cup has a hairline.
• A WORCESTER COFFEE CUP enamelled
  A WORCESTER COFFEE CUP enamelled with the Old Japan Fan pattern, the grooved handle heightened in iron red and with gilt rim, 7.5cm h, painted pseudo Chinese mark within concentric circles, c1768-75
• Two Korean Cups & Lid, Silla
  Two Korean Cups & Lid, Silla Period, ca. 6th-9th Century Three earthenware items, two cups are with incised decoration and small footed bases, lid with rounded, concave handle. One cup apprx 2"T, second cup apprx. 1-3/4"T and the lid apprx. 1-1/4"T x 4-1/2"W. Private collection; Atlanta GA.
• PORPER CUPS AND BALLS.Porper Cups
  PORPER CUPS AND BALLS.Porper Cups and Balls. California: Porper Originals, ca. 1980. Set of three brass cups custom made by Joe Porper for Ray Grismer. Housed in a sturdy wooden box with inlaid lid bearing Grismer's name and denoting that this is set number 8 from an unspecificed edition. Box 9 x 3 x 3 ".
• NEW ORLEANS COIN SILVER CUP,
  NEW ORLEANS COIN SILVER CUP, KUCHLERNew Orleans, Louisiana coin silver cup, Christopher Kuchler for Hyde & Goodrich. Beaded rim and footring with floral repousse cartouche at the front of body, monogrammed HLL(?), and C scroll handle. Marked on base "Hyde & Goodrich / Manufacturers / New Orleans " with K in cartouche mark for Christopher Kuchler (working New Orleans, 1852-1870). 3-1/2"H, 3.83 oz troy. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Some small dents to lower section of cup, polish residue (and possible denting) to centers of flowers, expected wear.
• GLASS & METAL WEDDING CUP Depicting
  GLASS & METAL WEDDING CUP Depicting a female figure, cup is moveable, approximately 6 in. H.