A few examples of appraisal values for
KNICKERBOCKER SILVER CO

• Three-Piece Group of
  Three-Piece Group of Silverplate, consisting of an attractive Knickerbocker Silver Company silverplate iced water pitcher, fourth quarter 19th century, h. 9-1/4"; an Oneida silverplate footed console bowl in "Vintage" decor with a pierced flower grille, second quarter 20th century, dia. 11-3/4"; and a Knickerbocker Silver Company silverplate pastry tray in the Art Nouveau taste, first quarter 20th century, dia. 13-1/4".
• New York coin silver pitcher,
  New York coin silver pitcher, pear shaped with raised foot rim and anthemion border, lidded pouring spout, scroll handle with thumbpiece, marks for "Brower & Rusher" (New York City, working 1837-1842), inscribed "Sarah Ann Austin/December 2nd 1835/Given to her Grand Son./William H. Wheelock/on the 25th Birthday./January 5th 1904.", 28.26 oz. T., 10 in. Good condition.
• C. 1906 - 1910 (7) connected silver
  C. 1906 - 1910 (7) connected silver and enamel medals. ''STERLING NY... ROBBINS CO ATTLEBURO''.
• Silver-Plated Pitcher A
  Silver-Plated Pitcher A silver-plated pitcher featuring two colonial men in relief. Marked New York. Ht. 11.5 in. Condition: With minor dent to front.
• SILVER HALF-DOLLAR. Albany N.Y.
  SILVER HALF-DOLLAR. Albany N.Y. 1936.
• SILVER HALF-DOLLAR. New Rochelle
  SILVER HALF-DOLLAR. New Rochelle New York 1938.
• Lot of Silver Overlay. From a
  Lot of Silver Overlay. From a Bronxville home.
• A NEW YORK COIN SILVER CRUMBER WITH
  A NEW YORK COIN SILVER CRUMBER WITH PICTORIAL LANDSCAPE Mark of J. Bachman (active circa 1830-1850), the blade features a charming engraving with figure and dog walking before a Hudson River Valley landscape populated with sailboats and a barn, the scene flanked by floral sprays and geometric borders, twist handle with engrave flower vase to shaped terminus, no monogram.
• New York silver coffee pot and
  New York silver coffee pot and covered sugar ca. 1845 bearing the touch of John L. Westervell Newburgh and also stamped B. Marsh... ?
• Lot of Assorted Silverplate. From a
  Lot of Assorted Silverplate. From a Bronxville location.
• NEW YORK COIN SILVER PITCHER, CA.
  NEW YORK COIN SILVER PITCHER, CA. 1835New York coin silver pitcher, ca. 1835, bearing the touch of Henry Salisbury, 7 3/4" h., 16.4 ozt. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• New York coin silver pitcher ca.
  New York coin silver pitcher ca. 1830 inscribed Honor Meriti Praemium Presented to Captn Egbert Scudder by the 5th Compy Jackson... ?
• BALL, BLACK & COMPANY COIN SILVER
  BALL, BLACK & COMPANY COIN SILVER SUGAR BASKET, NEW YORK C. 1851-1876, 9 OZTBall, Black & Company Coin Silver Sugar Basket, New York c. 1851-1876,, Dimensions: 9 ozt
• NICHOLAS ROOSEVELT SILVER PILL
  NICHOLAS ROOSEVELT SILVER PILL BOX NEW YORK CIRCA 1740 engraved design on top of cover crenellated edges faded stamp 'N.R' on side of base -
• Coin silver water pitcher, helmet
  Coin silver water pitcher, helmet form, C-scroll handle, die-rolled heart and scroll borders, marked "Ball, Thompkins & Black/Successors to/Marquand & Co." (New York City, working 1839-1851), also marked "J.B.", no monogram, 32.48 oz.T., 12-1/4 x 8-1/4 x 6-1/4 in. Light scratches, minor dents. Property Sold to Benefit Habitat for Humanity, Sea Island, South Carolina
• New York Coin Silver Sugar Basket
  New York Coin Silver Sugar Basket New York NY ca 1853-1866 a coin silver sugar basket by William Gale & Son with beaded decoration and monogrammed handle marked Wm. Gale & Son / New York; ht. 7.75 in. silver wt. 5.85ozt (182g). Property of Caswell and Sara Lane Condition: Missing glass liner. Monogrammed.
• New York silver pitcher, baluster
  New York silver pitcher, baluster form, floral repoussé body with scroll cartouche, twig and floral handle, well developed spout with scroll decoration, pedestal base, "MLP" monogram, marked "950/1000", "Ball, Black & Co." (New York City, 1851-1876), probably retailer, and "C&D" in diamond (Charter & Dunn, New York City, working circa 1850), probably maker, 34.83 oz.T., 10-3/4 x 8-1/4 x 6-1/2 in. Small dents in body, light scratches.
• Lot of Silver and Plate. From a
  Lot of Silver and Plate. From a Patterson, NY estate.
• STERLING SILVER SNUFF BOX ALBERT
  STERLING SILVER SNUFF BOX ALBERT COLE NY R&P RAIL ROADSterling Silver Snuff Box Albert Cole NY R&P Rail Road 1866
• Assorted Antique Architectural
  Assorted Antique Architectural Artifacts. From Bleeker Knickerbocker - Scwaba Hall in Brooklyn.
• American coin silver cream
  American coin silver cream pitcher by Baldwin Gardiner New York wk. 1827-38 acanthus and bead borders and bands on lobed pedestaled urn form with scrolling handle; marked: B. Gardiner New York. H8'' and 15.2oz troy Provenance: Estate of Michael M. Finefrock Charleston South Carolina. Very good original condition. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• Coin silver pitcher, pear form with
  Coin silver pitcher, pear form with acanthus feet, S-scroll handle, floral and scroll repoussé decoration, marks for Ball, Black & Co. (New York City, working 1851-1876) and "W.F", 8.18 oz.T., 5-3/4 x 5-1/4 x 3-3/4 in. Monogram removed, possibly reconstructed spout, scratches, small dents. Property of a Charleston Lady
• Victorian Silverplate Pickle Castor
  Victorian Silverplate Pickle Castor clear swirl insert by Brooklyn Silver Company circa 1890's 11''.
• Assorted Lot of Sterling Silver &
  Assorted Lot of Sterling Silver & Plate. Vanity items and a frame. From a Lexington Avenue NYC estate.
• Set of Eleven Coin Silver Spoons
  Set of Eleven Coin Silver Spoons New York, early 19th century, downturned tipt-back fiddle handles, seven with marks for John Targee (New York City, working 1797-1828), and four with marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia), 1822), matching monograms, 23.49 oz.T., 9 in.,
• New York silver bottle holder ca.
  New York silver bottle holder ca. 1835 bearing the touch of William F. Ladd and engraved Jas. B. McMinn San Francisco Cal. 16 1/2"... ?
• A silver spoon by Tiffany & Co.
  A silver spoon by Tiffany & Co. commemorating the Hudson- Fulton celebration of 1909.
• Coin silver pitcher by William
  Coin silver pitcher by William Nicholas, Newport, RI, circa 1830. 6"h x 5.25"w / 6 Troy oz. Condition: Monogrammed, scratches, dents, tarnished.
• New York coin silver tankard,
  New York coin silver tankard, stepped flat top, tapering sides, scroll thumbpiece, applied molded five-ring base band, curved and pointed handle terminal, unmarked, circa 1760, possibly Bartholomew Le Roux II (New York City, working 1739-1762), monogram "MC" on bottom, 43.76 oz.T., 8-1/4 x 8-3/8 x 5-3/4 in. Dents, body repairs.
• American Silver Nymph and Lillies
  American Silver Nymph and Lillies Vide-Poche, Mauser Mfg. Co., New York, N.Y., c.1900 4.4 x 4.7 in — 11.3 x 11.9 cm
• New York 950 silver covered
  New York 950 silver covered tureen late 19th c. hallmarked Ball Black & Co. with stag handles and finial 7 3/4" h. 22.35 ozt. ?
• Kentucky State Agricultural Society
  Kentucky State Agricultural Society Coin Silver Award Pitcher New York NY ca 1850 a coin silver presentation pitcher with chased and repoussé landscapes tobacco plants a cabin figures smoking and handling tobacco and a hogshead labeled ''Tobacco'' all framed by tobacco leaves around the body and foot having the inscription Presented by the/ KY. State Agl. Society/ and Spratt Bourne & Co. at their/ Tobacco Exhibition/ May 25th 1859 marked W. Adams / New York(w. 1842-1860); ht. 12.5 in. silver wt. 28.35ozt (882g) Note: William Adams whose address was 185 Church St was the New York silversmith who made the House of Representatives' mace in 1841-42. His work won many awards and important commissions including a presentation urn given to his friend Henry Clay a senator and representative from state of Kentucky.The Kentucky State Agricultural Society chartered by the legislature in 1856 awarded cash premiums and silver cups etc. for livestock farm production agricultural implements and machinery as such ''to arrouse a feeling of State pride'' and to consistently showcase and improve the state's most productive industry - agriculture. There were several tobacco awards offered in 1859 by the society and by Spratt Bourne & Co. a company who leased a Louisville Kentucky tobacco warehouse for sellers. Since the award was never engraved there is little chance of knowing for certain to whom it was presented along with $100 premium contributed by the state. Property of Caswell and Sara Lane
• New Orleans coin silver ladle, oval
  New Orleans coin silver ladle, oval bowl, fiddle and thread, upturned tipt handle, retailed by C.H. Zimmermann & Co. (New Orleans, Louisiana, working 1866-1871), maker Wood & Hughes (New York City, working 1845-1899), "JS" monogram, 12-1/2 in. Light scratches, wear.
• Set of 12 coin silver knives:
  Set of 12 coin silver knives: shaped solid handles with foliate and ribbon decoration, marks for N. Harding & Co. (Boston, Massachusetts, working 1830-1860), monogram, 19.75 oz.T., 7-5/8 in. Some wear.
• New York pewter plate ca. 1775
  New York pewter plate ca. 1775 bearing the touch of William Kirby 8 1/4" dia. ?
• New York coin silver tea service,
  New York coin silver tea service, round, tapering paneled bodies raised on pedestal bases, S-scroll handles, floral finials, die-rolled leaf-and-dart borders, marked "G. Boyce" and "NY" (Geraldus Boyce, New York City, working 1814-1859), inscribed "Charity Perry": 10-1/2 in. teapot, lidded sugar, creamer, 75.98 oz.T., (three pieces). Numerous dents (several large), teapot spout tip bent, bases bent, sugar lid bent. Perry Estate, Nyack, New York.