GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER FLATWAREComprising:
AGeorge III meat skewer, engraved with crest, marked London, 1798, maker's mark apparently lacking
A George III spoon, monogrammed, marked London, probably 1760s, maker's...
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SILVER. ENGLISH SILVER HOLLOWWARE GROUPING.Including an English silver reticulated sugar basket with a removable cobalt glass liner decorated with floral swag and a beaded border with city mark of London and illegible...
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STERLING SILVER ASSEMBLED CASSEROLEDISH LONDON, EARLY 19TH CENTURY APPROX. 51.0 TROY OZ. DISH, London, Early 19th Century, Lid with a branch-form handle and engraved with a heraldic coat of arms and animal...
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STERLING SILVER SUGAR TONGSThree antiqueEnglish sterling silver sugar tongs, one of plain form with monogram hallmarked London 1821 with maker's marks for William Bateman I, weight 34 grams, the second with bright...
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ENGLISH STERLING SILVER CREAM JUG &SPOONSA lot of two items, consisting of an 18th century English sterling silver cream jug of helmet form with a kylix handle, decorated with bright cut detail, swags & crest,...
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GENTLEMAN'S DRESSING BOX, 19TH CENTURYAvery good 19th century Gentleman's dressing box in burr chestnut by Parkins & Gotto, showing a richly figured case centred by a brass shield shaped cartouche with a heraldic...
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WILLIAM IV STERLING FLATWARESix WilliamIV sterling tablespoons - four hallmarked London 1832 with maker's marks for Jonathan Hayne, plus two hallmarked London 1834 with maker's marks rubbed. All in the 'Kings'...
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TWO GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER FISH SLICESOnein the "Fiddle" pattern with monogram, hallmarked London 1810 with maker's marks for William Eley 1st, William Fearn & William Chawner, measuring 11.75" long , the 2nd in...
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THREE LACE BACK SILVER TREFID SPOONSEngland,consisting of a pair of Britannia silver .950 fine tablespoons, hallmarked London 1911 with maker's marks for Thomas Bradbury & Sons, together with a sterling silver serving...
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THREE GEORGE III STERLING SILVER SERVINGPIECESConsisting of a pudding trowel with a pierced & engraved blade affixed to a turned fruitwood handle, void of hallmarks due to early repairs as observed on the underside...
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TWO PAIR STERLING SILVER SERVING PIECESEngland,consisting of a pair of Victorian sauce ladles hallmarked London 1840 with maker's marks for Samuel Hayne & Dudley Carter, measuring 7.25" long, together with a pair of Georgian...
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THREE GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER SERVINGSPOONSAll in the "Onslow" pattern, consisting of a monogrammed serving spoon with a shell-shaped bowl bearing a London hallmark but with rubbed maker's mark & date mark for...
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ENGLISH SILVER BASKET & FRENCH CUPEnglishsterling silver cake or fruit basket, oval with flaring sides, pierced in alterating cross and scroll patterns divided by bands of beading; the center engraved with elaborate...
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GROUP NINE SMALL ENGLISH STERLING TABLEWAREScomprisinga cased set of monogrammed place card holders made in Chester in 1907, maker's mark "SM & Co.", a double spout handled creamer made in London in 1889, maker's mark "AS", three...
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ENGLISH SILVER SALVER, LONDON, 1763,TH MAKER, POSSIBLY THOMAS HATTONEnglish Silver Salver, London, 1763, TH maker, possibly Thomas Hatton, engraved verso F.C.J. and E.P.J. from H.L and E.P.L.; 40.16 ozt.; height:...
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(14) BRITISH ARMORIAL STERLING SILVERFLATWARE(lot of 14) British sterling silver flatware, most with shell tip handles, armorial engraving, including: (1) George III gravy ladle, William Eley and William Fearn,...
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"COMMODORE" SHIP'S TAFFRAIL LOG BY THOMASWALKER & SON, LTD. BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1910 SPINNER LENGTH 14" AND DIAMETER 6.5" (NOT INCLUDING ROPE TAILS). SHIPPING CRATE HEIGHT 10". LENGTH 20.75". WIDTH 14". WALKER...
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GEORGE III SILVER ARMORIAL TEAPOT, LONDON1789 AND MAKER'S MARK OF B .M 1789 AND MAKER'S MARK OF B .M, the pot of fluted oval form with straight spout, with shaped cartouche enclosing an armorial device between bands...
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GEORGE III SILVER LOVING CUP, LONDON1784, WITH MAKER'S MARKS OF W.S IN A CUT-CORNERED RECTANGULAR TABLET, POSSIBLY FOR WILLIAM STEPHENSON OR WILLIAM SUMNER II HEIGHT: 5 1/2 IN. (13.97 CM.) 1784, WITH MAKER'S...
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FOUR ENGLISH SILVER-TOPPED AND ACCENTEDCANES INCLUDING ONE INSCRIBED F HOPTON MUCH WENLOCK 1890 CANES INCLUDING ONE INSCRIBED F HOPTON MUCH WENLOCK 1890, the first, Birmingham with a crowned hunting horn and labeled...
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THE CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER'SGUIDE, PUBLISHED LONDON 1794The Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Guide, Published London 1794,...
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EARLY BRASS MICROSCOPE, PROBABLY BYNEWTON, LONDON, C. 1870, MAKER'S PLAQUE MISSING FROM BASE, PATINATED BRASS, RACK-AND-PINION COARSE ADJUSTMENT, MILLED SCREW ON THE TUBE FOR FINE ADJUSTMENT, CROSS TABLE, SINGLE...
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EDWARD LONDON PERCUSSION MUZZLE LOADINGSPORTINGEdward London Percussion Muzzle Loading Sporting Gun, 19th c., barrel marked "E. LONDON, GUN & RIFLE MAKER, 51 LONDON WALL, LONDON", London proof marks, top of breech...
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FOUR PIECES OF GEORGIAN AND LATER SILVERTEAWARES TEAWARES, including an oval pot with straight sides and bright cut swags and crested shield-form cartouche, wood handle and finial with a matching stand, London 1824,...
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RARE ENGLISH GEORGE II STERLING SILVERMOUNTED COCONUT CUP BY PETER, ANN, AND WILLIAM BATEMAN, LONDON 1799, WITH MAKERS MARKS ON THE RIM AND HALLMARKED UNDERSIDE, THE PEDESTAL BASE WITH A CIRCULAR FOOT THREADED...
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Five Georgian sterling silver marrowscoops various dates and makers Of typical form: Isaac Davenport, London, 1724; unknown maker, London 1720; William Simmons, London, 1785; unknown maker, London, 1773;...
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English silver items: two spoons, London,probably 1766, maker "T.D", later decoration, 8 in., [marks partial]; eight spoons, London, 1827, maker "JH", inscribed "Rose", 5-1/4 in., [dent and wear to bowls]; marrow...
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Three Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs Includinga cast sterling silver tongs with birds' talons relief designs including the name "Canada" and applied crests with multicolor enamels overall apprx. 4"L a British sugar tongs...
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Group of Georgian sterling silver teaspoonsvarious makers and dates Comprising 5 fiddle pattern marked Solomon Hougham, Solomon Royes & John East Dix, London, 1817; 5 maker's mark JH, 1815; 6 marked Thomas Tookey,...
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Five English sterling silver chambersticksvarious dates & makers John Emes, London, 1799; Rebecca Emes & Edward Bernard, London 1817; Henry Chawner, London, 1796; unknown maker, London, 1892; and George Nathan...
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Group of George II sterling silver tablespoonsvarious dates and makers Twenty one pieces; together with twelve other teaspoons and a jam spoon. (47). Average L: 7 3/4 in., 48 oz - Three tablespoons - Jason...
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Group of (4) Georgian Sterling FishServersthe first with engraving to handle and pierced blade (London unidentified date mark) ''IS'' maker's mark (12 in.); the second with engraved lion and monogram to handle...
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Group of (7) English Sterling MatchSafesthe first with bright-cut engraving and gadrooned border (Birmingham 1889) with maker's mark of H. Brothers (3rd q. 19th century); the second with bright-cut foliate...
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ENGLISH ELIZABETH JONES AND ROBERT HENNELLSILVER SALVERS AMERICAN C.A. BURNETT SILVER SERVING SPOON circa 1786 silver mark for Elizabeth Jones London oval centered with a brightcut medallion within a conforming border...
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Six English silver serving pieces: twoGeorge III stuffing spoons; George III sauce ladle; pair George IV serving spoons, later decoration ; fish server with openwork blade, .925 fine, 19.24 oz.T., 6-1/2 in. to...
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A Collection of English Silver Articlescomprising a helmet form creamer by Stephen Adams London 1792 a pair of fiddleback typt dinner forks by John Hawkins London 1824 four fiddleback teaspoons by Thomas Sewell...
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