PAIR OF ENGLISH GEORGIAN III SHERATONMAHOGANY KNIFE BOXESPair of English Georgian III Sheraton Mahogany Knife Boxes. With multiwood inlaid oval inlay and fitted interior. Measure appx 15 1/4"T x 8 1/8"W x 12...
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PAIR GEORGIAN STYLE INLAID MAHOGANYKNIFE BOXES Pair of likely English mahogany and mahogany veneered cutlery or knife boxes in the Georgian taste, each having a parquetry compass star inlay to the interior...
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SILVER. STERLING AND COIN SILVER SERVINGPIECES. Including (1) two-piece Gorham Buttercup sterling flat handle fish serving set with sterling prongs / blades - fork measures approx. 8 1/4" - knife measures approx....
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SILVER. ENGLISH SILVER HOLLOWWARE GROUPING.Including a well executed Georgian period English silver sugar caster - with a city mark of London, maker's mark of Robert Peaston, and a date letter of 1761; a single Georgian...
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GROUP OF GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWAREA groupingof twenty-two pieces of miscellaneous Georgian sterling silver, consisting of six crested Georgian Irish tablespoons hallmarked Dublin 1795 by John Day, six monogrammed Georgian...
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2 MAHOGANY KNIFE BOXESTwo Georgian mahoganyknife boxes, both having serpentine fronts and conforming hinged lids, 1 with compass star inlay to top and underside of lid and fitted interior, 14 1/2" H x 9"W x 10 1/2"...
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VINTAGE STERLING INCL TOWLE LOUIS XIVFLATWARE1st group: Towle Louis XIV pattern, patented 1924, sterling flatware set including 12 dinner knives (8 5/8" L), 12 dinner forks (7 1/4" L), 12 salad forks, 12 cream...
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INTERNATIONAL STERLING FLATWARE, GEORGIANMAID, 36 TOTA...International sterling silver flatware, Georgian Maid pattern, 36 total, partial service including 8 dinner knives (9 1/2" L), 8 dinner forks (7 5/8" L), 12...
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GEORGIAN MAHOGANY URN FORM KNIFE BOX,CONVERTED TO LAMP...Georgian mahogany urn form knife box with extensive carving throughout including figural bird head handles, now fitted with double socket brass lamp mounts...
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GEORGIAN MAHOGANY INLAID CUTLERY BOX,TOGETHER WITH EIGHT GEORGIAN SILVER TABLESPOONS, VARIOUS MAKERS, AND AN ASSEMBLAGE OF GEORGIAN STEEL AND GREEN STAINED BONE HANDLED CUTLERY WITH SILVER COUPLING, 18TH CENTURYGeorgian...
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PAIR, GEORGIAN-STYLE MAHOGANY KNIFEBOXES American, 20th century. Pair of lidded mahogany knife or cutlery boxes in the Georgian taste, each having a serpentine form and divided interior. Unmarked....
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ENGLISH GEORGIAN PERIOD MAHOGANY FITTEDKNIFE BOXEnglish Georgian period mahogany knife box, late 18th/ early 19th c., serpentine slant front with conch shell marquetry, lid interior with marquetry compass star,...
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ENGLISH GEORGIAN PERIOD MAHOGANY FITTEDKNIFE BOXEnglish Georgian period mahogany knife box, late 18th/ early 19th c., serpentine slant front with string inlay, opening to interior with fitted insert, some loss...
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(2) VICTORIAN TEA CADDY & GEORGIAN KNIFEBOX(lot of 2) English storage boxes, including: (1) Victorian Tunbridge ware burled walnut tea caddy, case with parquetry accents, domed lid opening to two storage compartments,...
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ENGLISH GEORGIAN PERIOD MAHOGANY FITTEDKNIFE BOXEnglish Georgian period banded mahogany knife box, late 18th c., hinged sloping lid, with a parquetry star to the reverse, fitted interior with slots for cutlery,...
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PAIR GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY INLAIDKNIFE BOXES Pair of American or English mahogany veneer and satinwood inlaid slant form knife or cutlery boxes in the Georgian taste, 19th/20th century, each having a shaped...
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19TH C. KNIFE BOX, GEORGIAN, MAHOGANY,HINGED SLANT LID OVER SERPENTINE FRONT, FLANKING BRASS DROP BALE HANDLES, ORNATE BRASS LOCK E...19th C. knife box, Georgian, mahogany, hinged slant lid over serpentine front,...
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PAIR OF GEORGIAN MAHOGANY KNIFE BOXESPairof Georgian mahogany knife boxes, early 19th c., with inlaid floral urns on lid, 14" h., 8 3/4" w.
Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
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ENGLISH GEORGIAN MAHOGANY KNIFE/ LETTERBOXEnglish Georgian mahogany knife box, early 19th c., now fashioned as a letter box, having hinged sloping lid with inlaid shell motif and linear banding, opening to four...
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A TOWLE "GEORGIAN" STERLING SILVER FLATWARESERVICEA Towle "Georgian" sterling silver flatware service, 20th century Each marked for Towle sterling Designed 1898 by George P. Tilton, comprising 6 hollow-handled New...
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(LOT OF 15) MOSTLY ENGLISH STERLINGFLATWARE ITEMS (Lot of 15) Mostly English sterling flatware items, including a two piece Georgian agate silver gilt fife and fork set with hallmarks of Richard Poulden, London,...
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THREE GEORGIAN MAHOGANY BOX CONTAINERS
18THCENTURY to include a George III mahogany inlaid and featherbanded knife box, with fan inlay; a Georgian dome top mahogany decanter box fitted with four gilt decorated bottles,...
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PR ENGLISH MAHOGANY KNIFE BOXES EnglishGeorgian Period Slant Front Knife Boxes, circa 1790-1800, in figured mahogany with inlaid Prince of Wales feathers cartouche on the lids, string inlaid edges, shaped front,...
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PAIR OF ENGLISH GEORGIAN MAHOGANY KNIFEBOXES, CA. 18TH CENTURY 14 ?" x 8 ½" x 9 ?" Fine pair of mahogany knife boxes, with a hinged sloping lid with an inlaid star in satinwood, with a shaped front, the exterior...
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ANTIQUE GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY KNIFEBOX England,18th-19th CenturyCarved, shapely knife box with slant top lid decorated with inlaid piping opening to thirty seven slots and inlaid stay design to lid interior....
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118 PC. REED & BARTON ''GEORGIAN ROSE''STERLING FLATWARE: Approx. 120.22 Troy ounces. Comprising; 12- Long handled iced tea spoons, 12- Dinner forks, 24- Teaspoons, 11- Soup spoons, 12- Salad forks, 12- Shrimp...
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Silver items including two Georgianteaspoons circa 1770 a Georgian butter knife m.o.p. handle a Victorian sifter ladle and two pairs of tongs....
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Georgian mahogany knife box, serpentinefront, sloped lid, interior of lid with inlaid stars, British or American, late 18th/early 19th century, 14 x 9-1/2 x 10 in. One brass bail, hasp and portion of interior present...
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A Reed & Barton "Georgian Rose" SterlingSilver Partial Flatware Service pat. 1941 including 3 dinner forks 1 dinner knife 5 luncheon forks 9 luncheon knives 10 salad/dessert forks 9 iced tea spoons 10 teaspoons...
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Fine Pair of Georgian Mahogany KnifeBoxes, George III reign, 1760-1790, each mahogany body with serpentine front and sloped lid bordered in satinwood inlay banding all around, the front with a cut-metal oval...
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Interesting Seventeen-Piece Collectionof American and English Sterling, Silverplate and Silvered Brass Items, comprised of an American sterling porringer in the 18th-century style, first quarter 20th century;...
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NORWEGIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL TEA STRAINERLate 19th century together with : pair of Italian silver grape shears; Tiffany silver skewer; small contemporary silver ladle; sterling tea strainer; Continental silver salt...
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A Group of American Victorian SterlingSilver Serving Pieces various makers and patterns including a cracker scoop Blackinton "Daisy" pattern pat. c. 1904; a berry spoon Reed & Barton "La Parisienne" pattern 1902;...
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Pair of Georgian Mahogany Slant-FrontKnife Boxes, first quarter 19th century, in the manner of Thomas Sheraton, the serpentine-front boxes with slanted lids having spiral rope-twist marquetry in ebonized and...
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Knife box and inlaid box: Georgian knifebox with crotch figure mahogany and barberpole border inlay, brass mounts, 12-1/4 in., lacking interior dividers, lid slightly misaligned, minor chips ; inlaid box, diamond...
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Sixteen-Piece Collection of GeorgianSterling, comprised of a rare "Tipt" teaspoon, London, 1825, by William Bateman; a pair of "Fiddle" tablespoons, one London, 1795, the other London 1814, the former by John...
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