THREE GERMAN SILVER NEFS ONE MARK OF B. NERESHEIMER & SÖHNE, HANAU, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY

The first as a three masted ship raised on the backs of four dolphin-form wheels, three sails engraved with various coats-of-arms and with sailors and barrels on the deck, marked on side of keel GERMANY 800 and with maker's mark for B. Neresheimer & Söhne; The second as a three masted ship, the body chased with putto, scrolling foliage, and flower heads, raised on the backs of four hippocampus-form wheels, the removable faux bois deck with sailors, cannons, and lanterns, marked on flange of deck, unidentified; The third as a two masted ship, the body chased with mythical scenes and the name Amicilia, one flag engraved with a lion rampant, raised on four wheels, the removable faux bois deck with sailors and a table under a curved awning, apparently unmarked
14 in. (35.6 cm.) high, the tallest
105 oz. 2 dwt. (3,269 gr.)