SILVER. 4 PC GEORGE III ENGLISH SILVERTEA SERVICE 4 piece George III English silver tea service comprised of a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, and sugar. All on ball feet. London, maker's mark of Alice and George...
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ASSEMBLED GEORGIAN FLATWARE SERVICE,104 PCS INC. BATEM...Large, assembled service for 12 (plus extras) of British, mostly Georgian, Sterling Silver Flatware, 104 pieces total comprising 12 pistol grip knives,12...
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GEORGE III SILVER CHALICE, MARK OF DANIELPONTIFEX, LON...George III Silver Chalice, Mark of Daniel Pontifex, London, 1810, round tapered bowl with plain band above alternately stop-reeded octagonal paneled sides...
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Y A GEORGE III TUREEN AND COVER BenjaminSmith II & Benjamin Smith III, London 1817 (to cover and dish), of moulded rectangular outline with a gadrooned border, the domed cover with a gadrooned border to inside,...
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A George III style silver teapot, CharlesStuart Harris & Sons, London 1905, of reeded plain form, with fruitwood finial and handle, 15cm high, approximately 556g...
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A George III oval silver mustard pot,Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1797, with a blue glass liner, two 18th Century silver pepper pots and a pair of silver cauldron salts with spoons and a Georgian silver toddy...
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TWO GEORGE III STERLING SILVER MARROWSPOONS English, early 19th century. Group of two George III sterling silver double marrow spoons or scoops comprising: a plain spoon, marks of William Eley & William Fearn,...
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GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT, A CREAMERAND TWO SAUCEBOATS LONDON, LATE 18TH CENTURYGeorge III Silver Teapot, a Creamer and Two Sauceboats, London, Late 18th Century The teapot, Charles Aldridge & Henry Green,...
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SILVER: MATTHEW BOULTON (ENGLISH, 1728- 1809) GEORGE III STERLING HOT WATER POT/ JUG ON STAND, 1809, IN THE NEOCLASSICAL TASTE, THE...SILVER: Matthew Boulton (English, 1728 - 1809) George III sterling hot water...
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GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TEA SET,5 PCS., 1780S George III assembled sterling silver tea and coffee set, struck to underside with the maker's marks of Hester Bateman, London, and each with date marks from...
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A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF SILVERto include, a modern salver, Chester 1926, with moulded style border, raised on four hoof feet; an American sterling cream jug, decorated in the Japanese taste; a George III...
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A Set of Six George III Sterling SilverSpoons and Sugar Tongs, Hester Bateman, London, ca. 1786 Spoons of plain design with crested handles depicting armorial emblem, back of handles hallmarked. Sugar tongs decorated...
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A George III Sterling Silver Server,Possibly T. Hemming, London, ca. 1792 Plain carved and polished ivory handle fitted with a triangular shape server with pierced squared grid, hallmarked on the back of the...
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A George III Fine Sterling Silver ReticulatedServer by Peter and Jonathan Bateman, ca. 1790 The leaf-shape serving blade reticulated with a floral pattern, monogramed "WTH", and with a plain reeded handle; hallmarked...
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A George III Sterling Silver Sugar Casterby Abel Brokesby, ca. 1730 Of plain baluster form on a round pedestal base, domed lid with an interesting reticulated pattern and a shapely finial. Hallmarked on the backside....
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A Set of Six George III Sterling SilverSpoons by J. & J. Perkins, ca. 1796, with Sugar Tongs by Hester Bateman Plain form spoons engraved in Adam style, monogramed "WEK" on the handles, hallmarked on the backs....
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A George III Sterling Silver Skewerby George Smith, London, ca. 1777 Of plain tapered form with a ring terminus, monogramed "H" in old English script; back hallmarked. Measures approx. 12"L. Weight approx....
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A George III gentlemans silver paircased pocket watch by John Pennings of Strand London No. 1543 the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and gold hands the movement with plain turned pillars contained...
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A George III gentlemans silver paircased verge pocket watch by John Sterland of Nottingham No. 1007 the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and gold hands the verge movement with plain turned pillars and...
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A George III gentleman's silver paircased verge pocket watch No. 1730 the white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals to the verge movement with plain turned pillars and finely pierced and engraved watch cock...
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A George III gentleman's silver paircased verge pocket watch by Robert Wood Jnr Kent Road No. 1/20 the white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and gold hands the verge movement with plain turned pillars with...
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Two Pair George III Sterling SilverSugar Tongs The first with maker's mark for Charles Hougham London late 18th/early 19th century with acorn form on the pincers engraved foliate designs monogramed; the second...
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A George III Crested Sterling SilverCoffee Pot Benjamin Brewood (ent. 1755) London 1764-65 plain baluster form with acanthus decorated goose neck spout applied gadrooned circular foot and cover retains original...
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A George III silver oval salt with gadroonedrim and pierced sides on four splayed legs and claw and ball feet 3.25ins x 2.5ins x 2ins high by G.H. London 1771 (weight 1.3ozs - slightly dented) with blue glass liner...
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Pair of George III Sterling Silver "PlainAntique" Sauce Ladles, London, 1817, makers: Thomas and George Hayter (ent. 1816), each with a finely engraved armorial on th3e upper shank facade, l. 7"....
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Set of Six George III Sterling SilverTeaspoons, no city mark, but probably London, 1806-07, by Thomas Wilkes Barker, in the traditional "Plain Fiddle" pattern, no monograms, l. 5-1/2", 5.34 total t. oz....
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A late George III gentleman's silverpair cased verge pocket watch by William Hayler of Chatham No. A503 the white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and gold hands the movement with plain turned pillars contained...
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Pair of George III Bateman Family SterlingSilver Stuffing Spoons, hallmarked London, 1805-1806, by Peter, Ann and William Bateman, each in the traditional "Old English Plain" pattern, l. 13", 8.68 t. oz. Provenance:...
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Two George III sterling silver stuffingspoons hester bateman, london, 1774 & w. eley, w. fearn and w. chauner, london, 1810 Each with a plain fiddleback handle. (2). L: 11 1/2 in., 7 oz....
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A George III plain silver oval nutmeggrater by Joseph Wilmore Birmingham 1811 1.75in. Estimate ?300-500 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue formats do not include condition reports. The...
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A George III silver fiddle pattern caddyspoon of plain form with oval bowl George Wintle London 1817 3.5in and three other caddy spoons. Estimate ?80-100 Engraved bowl- Charles Boyton London 1848. Shaped rectangular...
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George III Sterling Silver "Plain Antique"Stuffing Spoon, London, 1795, by Thomas Burrows, l. 12", 3.60 t. oz....
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A George III silver baluster shapedpepper pot with spiral finial and plain body 5.25ins high London 1780 by I.S. (?) (weight 2.5ozs - slightly dented) a set of four George IV Irish silver fiddle pattern tea...
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Two George III sterling silver sugartongs hester bateman, london, 1780 & peter bateman, london, 1807 One with bright cut decoration and acorn formed ends, the other plain. L: 7 in....
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GEORGE III CRESTED SILVER DRUM-FORMTEAPOT AND COVER Charles Aldridge and Henry Green London 1777; the plain bowl with crest of a crane atop a shield upright spout and wood handle unhinged cover. 4 3/4 in. approx....
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A George III plain silver oval mustardpot of bulbous design with reeded mounts and angular handle 2.75ins high by I.M. London 1802 (weight 4ozs - lacking liner and engraved to side and dented) an Edward VII silver...
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