early South German silver brandybowl, vine taster, dish, around 1680-1700 possibly Nuremberg with indistinct makers mark, Germany

A rare set of four German Apostle silver spoons, Kempen 18th. century.
Rhenish Baroque silver

German, Rhein area mid 18.th Century handcrafted barocque Apostle silver spoon with sankt Christopherus, Town Mark Kempen 1746. Germany

Classicistic fish server, Silver 12 Lot, silver 750, former owner monogram in cursive J. R, Herrnhut, Saxony, around 1790/95 Germany, Master: Georg Philip Matthäus Böse

Grosse klassizistische Teekanne, Edinburgh 1796, Sterling Silber

German antique silver 13 Loth Classicist candlestick Augsburg 1783-85

18 th C. Germany 1649. engraved, etched, baroque beaker silver 13 Loth, probaly Nuremberg or Hamburg

North German baroque candy bowl, brandy bowl on three feet, Silver, 18th century, around 1760

Candlestick, Baroque, Cologne 1760/70, Silver 13 Lot, cast , City mark Cologne around 1760/70, Makers Mark: Paul Knips [mentioned 1737 and Alderman 1782]

Early baroque salt bowl, spice bowl with Regence decoration of silver, 13 Loth c. ? 812,5/1000 ca. 1730. townmark of Crailsheim (three right-turned overturned black kettle hooks ). Makers-Mark: IES in the oval not yet resolved.

HAMBURG GERMANY 19.th C. STERLING silver SAVINGS BOX with key – MONEY BOX

Sechsersatz Silber Tafellöffel Krempe Schleswig Holstein 1790-99,
Meister: Hans Jacob Pierau. Stadtpunze: Krempe, Schleswig Holstein 1790-99,
Länge 20,7 cm, Vorne am Ende der Griffes Besitzermonogramm A. u E. F. und verso detailreiches Allianzwappen

Brand wine bowl, German around 1670, cast, punctured and embossed, delicate touch of gilding, Maker’s mark: HB in the rectangle for Balthasar Haydt [Master 1645, master craftsman 1651-54, member of the Grand Council, died 1680]

Brand wine bowl, Augsburg around 1650,
silver with delicate touch of gilding, Master’s mark not yet dissolved, Augsburg Germany

Soup ladle, hallmark Bz, city mark: Quedlinburg, (coat of arms shield letter Q Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt).
Maker’s mark IFV in a trefoil for Johann Friedrich Vesterling,
Silver 12 Loth, 812,5/1000.
Measures: length 35,8 cm, diameter trowel head 9 cm,
Weight 191 grams ( unusually heavy. Suggests a wealthy patron).

Simple, elegant, completely ornamentless, smooth baroque tea caddy with sliding lid (without hinge), Bredstedt, Friesland 1740-60.