Victorian Period Sterling Silver Statue of a Cow and Her Calf

Victorian Period, Continental Silver (.800), wager/marriage cup in the form of a Medieval marriage cup, hallmarked for Hamburg, Germany, Ca. 1892. Maker is probably Richard Koberlin....

Unusual, Victorian Period, Medieval-style, Continental Silver (.800) wager/marriage cup, which also functions as a working bell (it still has its working clapper), Germany, Ca. 1895....

Victorian-style, Continental silver (.800) sauce/gravy boat on attached tray, Germany, circa 1910. Measures 4 inches high (at highest point) x 7 inches wide across tray x 5 inches de...

Austrian, Continental Silver (.835), chamberstick in the 17th Century Style, dated Ca. 1900, maker's initials FR. Measures 4 1/4 inches high x 4 inches diameter x 5 inches wide from ...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Victorian English sterling silver cow creamer; an addition to our 19th Century silverware collection. This exceptional antique Victorian sterling silver creamer has been realistically modelled in the form of a cow. The plain body of this antique silver creamer is embellished with details reproducing the fine definition of the cow's facial and anatomical features. The jug is fitted with a hinged cover, surmounted with an impressive cast and applied finial realistically modelled in the form of a fly. This impressive Victorian silver cow creamer is fitted with a loop handle, modelled in the form of the cow's tail. The hallmarks to the underside and hind leg of this cow creamer include: Maker's mark: SBL (Samuel Boyce (or Boaz) Landeck) British assay mark: Leopard head (London, England) Silver quality/purity mark: British lion passant mark, 930, Dutch lion rampant mark with 1st standard purity (minimum .934, 934/1000)* Export mark: Key mark intruding lion passant Additional mark: F (foreign manufacture mark) Such antique Dutch sterling silver examples are becoming increasingly difficult to locate. * The country of origin hallmarked this item with the standard mark 930/lion rampant mark and once imported into Britain the silver purity was tested and hallmarks struck reaffirming the silver is a minimum of sterling standard. Condition This antique 19th century cow creamer...

Carrying import marks for London in 1896 by Edwin Thompson Bryant, this charming, Antique Sterling Silver Cow Creamer, is handsomely modelled. The cow cre...

A very fine figural sterling silver creamer or milk pot by Israel Freeman & Son. In the form of a cow with a loop 'tail' handle, hinged lid to the back, and spout at the mouth. A t...

A fine antique German silver figural creamer. By Simon Rosenau of Bad Kissingen, Bavaria, Germany. In the form of a horned bull (or male cattle). With the tail as a figural handle for milk to pour out a spout at the mouth. A hatch for refills is on the back of the bull. Hallmarked to the stomach. Simply a wonderful figural antique silver creamer...