George II Provincial Silver Tankard,John Kirkup, Newcastle, 1755 engraved on the front with armorials height 6.9 in — 17.5 cm...
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A set of six George III provincial silverteaspoons, Dorothy Langlands, Newcastle circa 1810 and six old English pattern teaspoons, maker RF probably Richard Ferris, Exeter...
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A pair of silver trefid pattern sauceladles, Sebastian Garrard, London 1917, a set of four Georgian provincial silver salt spoons, Christian Ker Reid, Newcastle circa 1810, with shell bowls, crest of Oliphant...
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Three provincial silver teaspoons, DorothyLanglands, Newcastle circa 1810, initialled A over WE, with bright cut decoration and a mote spoon, approximately 46g...
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Three Scottish silver mustard spoons,maker mark only AG, probably for Adam Graham, Glasgow, a Scottish teaspoon probably Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh, circa 1800, a provincial single struck condiment spoon,...
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Pair of George III Provincial SilverWine Labels, Alexander Kelty, Newcastle, c.1802-04 engraved 'SHERRY' and 'HOLLANDS' width 1.8 in — 4.5 cm...
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A George III provincial silver bastingspoon, George Lewis & John Wright, Newcastle 1819, of fiddle pattern, initialled to terminal and a mote spoon of usual form, marks rubbed, initialled HB to reverse of bowl...
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A large quantity of silver flatware,various dates and makers, including several sets of Georgian and later tea and coffee spoons, and a pair of provincial sugar nips, Dorothy Langlands, Newcastle, approximately...
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Six provincial silver fiddle patternteaspoons, Reid & Son, Newcastle 1825 and six silver fiddle pattern dessert spoons, Sheffield 1902, approximately 440gm...
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Pair of George III Provincial SilverWine Labels, Alexander Kelty, Newcastle, c.1802-04 'SHERRY' and 'HOLLANDS' width 1.8 in — 4.5 cm...
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A George III provincial silver teapotof oval form with engraved Greek key borders Dorothy Langlands Newcastle 1805 gross 17 oz. Estimate ?200-300 Small chip to the base of the wooden handle. Engraved initials...
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Set of Six George IV English ProvincialSterling Silver Teaspoons, hallmarked Newcastle, no date letter but ca. 1825, by Thomas Wheatley, in the traditional "Old English Plain" pattern, l. 5-3/8", 2.18 total t....
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Three George III provincial silver fiddlepattern table spoons with engraved initials Thomas Watson Newcastle 1807(1)/1808(2) together with a pair of Irish sugar tongs Dublin 1813 and ten teaspoons 12 oz. Estimate...
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Provincial Newcastle silver. A Georgiansilver soup ladle by John Langlands and John Robertson Newcastle 1790. Weight 6 oz....
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Rare George I Provincial Sterling SilverBun Pepper, hallmarked Newcastle, 1721-1722, by John Carnaby, of bulbous cylindrical form with molded band, raised on a circular foot, the hemispherical cap with reeded banding...
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A William IV provincial silver King'spattern caddy spoon with scallop shaped bowl and engraved name John Walton Newcastle 1830 4in together with a mother of pearl handled silver caddy spoon John Bettridge Birmingham...
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A set of six George III silver Hanovarianpattern table spoons Thomas & William Chawner London 1763 8.5in together with a set of six George III provincial silver table forks with engraved initial and armorial Thomas...
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A George III provincial silver sauceboatwith later embossed decoration Robert Scott II Newcastle circa 1790 (date letter rubbed) length 6in. Estimate ?120-150 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogue...
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An early 19th century Scottish provincialsilver fiddle and shell pattern dessert spoon by Charles Murray Perth circa 1820 6.75in together with seven other items including stilton scoop fish slice and meat skewer...
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