GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER AND SILVER PLATESERVING WARESThe silver comprising:
A George III straining spoon, mark of William Eley & William Fern, London, 1818; inscribed
A George IV ladle, mark for William Welch...
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JOHN EAMES GEORGIAN STERLING SILVERTEA CADDY LONDON, LATE 18TH CENTURY APPROX. 10.4 TROY OZ. TEA CADDY, London, Late 18th Century, Hinged lid with oval disk finial. Bodies with bright-cut floral bands at...
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SIX GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER TABLESPOONSAgrouping of six Georgian sterling silver tablespoons in the Old English pattern, comprised of two hallmarked London 1797, maker's mark for George Smith V, weighing 123 grams....
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SIX GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER TABLESPOONSAgrouping of six 18th century Georgian sterling silver tablespoons, comprised of two in Old English pattern, hallmarked London 1741, maker's marks partially rubbed for George...
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GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER MARROW SCOOPSTwoGeorgian sterling silver marrow scoops, one being a very good & heavy George IV sterling silver marrow scoop hallmarked London 1820 with maker's marks for noted 19th century...
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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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GEORGIAN STERLING POCKET WATCHA goodGeorgian sterling key wind pocket watch by Tho Millington, London, with enamelled dial, very clean movement with diamond set engraved watch cock in a double backed sterling...
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GROUPING OF GEORGIAN SILVER(1) Georgiansterling cream pitcher with bead edge, London, 1797, 5 1/4" to handle. (2 & 3) Pair sterling footed oval salts, marks worn, with blue glass liners, 19th c., 2 1/4" H. (4)...
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12 PCS COLLECTIBLE SILVER FLATWARE1stitem: Pair Georgian silver sugar tongs, crested bridge, oval ends, marks for Peter, Ann, and William Bateman, London, 1805-06. 5.5" L. .995 oz troy. 2nd item: Georgian sterling...
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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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ASSEMBLAGE OF GEORGIAN SILVER SPOONSAND A SILVER BASKETAssemblage of Georgian Silver Spoons and a Silver Basket, comprising: silver sugar basket, John Reily, London, 1795, length: 6 5/8 in.; weight: 10.3 ozt.;...
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FIVE GEORGIAN SILVER SERVING SPOONSFiveGeorgian Silver Serving Spoons, comprising: a Stuffing Spoon, P.S., maker, London, 1721 (?), length: 14 1/2 in., weight: 6.5 ozt.; a Shell Ladle, WILLIAM TURNER, maker, London,...
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GROUPING OF ENGLISH GEORGIAN SILVERTABLEWARE, 2PC Two-piece grouping of English Georgian sterling silver comprising: a 1730 George II armorial sugar caster (London, marks rubbed with additional Britannia...
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FIVE GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER SERVINGPIECES PIECES, all hallmarked British sterling, and London city mark comprised of 1 stuffing spoon, 1827, maker Richard Britton, King George IV duty mark, 11.75"L; 1 berry...
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GROUP OF FIVE GEORGIAN SILVER ITEMSGROUPOF FIVE GEORGIAN SILVER ITEMS, including a teapot, creamer, pair of casters and a tankard; the teapot, London 1796, Henry Chawner & John Eames, of Adam style with paneled...
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GROUP OF GEORGIAN SILVER ITEMS: A LADLE,TWO MEAT SKEWERS AND TWO CONDIMENT SPOONS TWO MEAT SKEWERS AND TWO CONDIMENT SPOONS, including a long ladle with shell-form fluted bowl, London 1813, maker's mark of SA possibly...
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LATE GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER SUGARTONGSGroup of Antique Late Georgian Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs, various makers incl. Thomas Northcote & George Bourne, London, 1794; London, 1813, possibly Thomas Dicks;...
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GOOD GROUP OF GEORGIAN STERLING SILVERFLATWAREGood Group of Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware , early 19th c., incl. basting spoon, Thomas & William Chawner, London, engraved with Matheson clan crest and motto...
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GOOD GROUP OF GEORGIAN STERLING SILVERFLATWAREGood Group of Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware, incl. soup ladle, Thomas Northcote & George Bourne, London, 1794, l. 13 ½ in.; marrow scoop, John Parker I & Edward...
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SET OF 12 GEORGIAN SILVER KNIVES ANDDESSERT FORKS DESSERT FORKS, circa 1808-1809, made by Mark Bock, London, the set consists of six knives and six dessert forks all bearing hallmarks for manufacture in London...
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ASSEMBLED GEORGIAN STERLING TEA SERVICEAssembledGeorgian Sterling Tea Service, comprising a double-handled serving tray engraved with an armorial crest, Thomas Robins, London 1814 (14 1/2 x 24 3/8 in.); a teapot (6 7/8...
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GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER MARROW SPOONS,18TH C, 3 Group of Georgian sterling silver marrow scoops and spoons, the first George II, stamped with illegible maker's marks and London, 1709; the second George III and...
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GEORGIAN SILVER TABLE OR PLACE SPOONS,18TH C, 12 Georgian sterling silver assembled set of twelve (12) table or place spoons, each in the Queen Anne rattail pattern, six matching with maker's mark of Elizabeth...
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HYAM HYAMS, GEORGIAN SILVER TEAPOT,LONDON Hyam Hyams, Georgian Silver Teapot, London
1869. Weight 27.5 troy ounces.
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LATE GEORGIAN SILVER TANKARD LONDON,1827 APPROX. 35.0 TROY OZ.LATE GEORGIAN SILVER TANKARD, London, 1827, Robert Hennell II, maker. Ornate thumbpiece. Finely engraved heraldic shield on body. Marked for Robert...
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GROUP OF GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER FLATWAREGroupof Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware, incl tablespoon, James Scott, Dublin, 1819, engraved crest, l. 9 in.; tablespoon, London, 1803, 2 tablespoons (now serving forks), London,...
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27.6 TOW; 14 PC. LOT OF GEORGIAN SILVERFORKS 14 Piece mixed lot of Georgian silver forks including 3 London various dated; along with sterling cocktail fork (monogrammed); 6 London mark 1794 stamp, 2 1847 Edinburgh...
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(3) Georgian sterling silver servingpiecesincluding: (1) George III sterling silver stuffing spoon marked for Charles Hougham London 1786; (1) George IV sterling silver stuffing spoon monogrammed marked for...
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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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Interesting Thirty-Four-Piece Collectionof Silver Flatware, comprised of four teaspoons, London, 1813, by the maker W.J.; a set of six matching dessert forks, London, 1787, 1789 and 1790, by William Chawner; a...
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Assorted Georgian sterling silver flatwareComprising 6 dinner forks, 7 dessert forks, 13 dessert spoons and 6 serving spoons; together with a pearl handled six-piece dessert service, Sheffield, Cooper Bros. & Sons,...
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Assorted Georgian sterling silver flatwarevarious dates and makers Comprising a pair of bright cut berry spoons with gilt washed bowls, a Queen Anne dog-nosed tablespoon, three marrow scoops and three sugar tongs....
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Two Georgian Sterling Silver Castorsboth London one probably Peter and Ann Bateman 1794 the other maker SA marks rubbed both footed baluster form with finials one with reeded detail the other with beading height...
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A pair of Edward VII silver octagonalsalts of early 18th Century design 3.375ins x 2.625ins x 1.5ins high London 1903 two silver Old English pattern salt spoons a George V silver bulbous sugar castor of 18th...
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Group of Four Silver Sugar Tongs, consistingof a Georgian sterling silver sugar nip by George Weakes, London, ca. 1750, a large sterling egg-tipt sugar tong by John Beldon, London, 1795, a dainty Edwardian sterling...
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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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