FIVE PIECES OF GEORGE III SILVER FLATWAREIncludes a pair of sugar tongs with mark of Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London (1805), with engraved decoration, not monogrammed; a serving spoon with mark of William Sumner...
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FOUR GEORGE III SILVER FLATWARE SERVERS,MARK OF WILLIAM ELEY I & WILLIAM FEARN Includes a pair of gravy ladles, London (1817), tipped handles and rounded fins, armorial monograms; and a tablespoon, London (1817),...
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A GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR BASKET ANDPAIR OF STERLING SILVER SALT CELLARS First, a sugar basket, mark of William Plummer, London (1779?); reticulated body with draped garland, foliate decoration, and urn motifs,...
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(10) STERLING FLATWARE, GEORGE III FIDDLESPOON(lot of 10) Sterling silver flatware, including: (8) Francis Howard Ltd spoons, with pierced thistle handles, Edinburgh hallmarks, (six) coffee spoons, 4 3/8"l, (one)...
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ASSEMBLED GEORGIAN AND VICTORIAN SILVERFLATWARE SERVICEComprising:
A pair of George III large tablespoons, marked London, 1807, monogrammed
A set of three William IV large tablespoons, marked London, 1841, monogrammed
A...
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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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GROUP OF ENGLISH SILVER TABLE ARTICLESComprising:
AGeorgian bon bon basket, marked London
A Georgian tea caddy spoon, marked London
A George III cream jug, marked London, 1806
A Victorian goblet mark of Robert Harper, London,...
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ASSEMBLED GEORGE III SILVER FIVE-PIECETEA AND COFFEE SERVICEAll engraved with matching armorials.
Mark of William Vincent, London, 1789.
Comprising:
A teapot with hinged cover and wood handle
A tea caddy with...
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GEORGE III STERLING SILVER COVERED SUGARBOWL, LONDON, 1813, WILLIAM & JOHN FRISBEE, MAKERS, LOOP SIDE HANDLES AND GADROONED RIM, HT. 4 London, 1813, William & John Frisbee, makers, loop side handles and gadrooned...
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THREE ENGLISH AND IRISH STERLING SILVERTEA SERVICE ITEMS BY VARIOUS MAKERS Consisting of: George IV large two handle sugar bowl, with cast with foliate and scroll design; marked with lion passant, leopard head,...
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William Grundy. slop bowl. 1767, sterlingsilver, Britannia standard silver. 3¾ h × 6¾ dia in. result: $1,750. estimate: $700–900. Bowl features chased and pierced foliate decoration, interior engraved with a...
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. George II/III teawares, collectionof three. 1740-71, sterling silver, wood. 4¼ h × 8 w × 4 d in. result: $2,470. estimate: $1,200–1,500. Teapot by David and Robert Hennel, 1771
Cream jug with sparrow...
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A set of four early Victorian silverKings pattern salt spoons London 1839 by S.P. & D.G. (?) a pair of George III silver Old English pattern sauce ladles London 1809 (engraved to terminals) and a pair of George...
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A George III silver meat skewer withring handle 8.75ins overall by S.H. London 1807 (weight 1ozs - scratched and worn) a George III silver Old English pattern sugar sifter spoon by William Ely & William Fearn...
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ASSORTED LONDON SILVER FLATWARE, 18PCSA group of assorted London silver flatware. Includes: 1 Stuffing or Basting spoon, marks for Richard Crossley and George Smith, 1810, 12 1/2"L; 1 Berry Spoon with repousse...
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ASSD. ENGLISH STERLING FLATWARE, 46PCSGroup of assorted sterling silver with English hallmarks including George III, George IV, Victorian, and 4 early 20th century examples, 46 pcs total. George III: Thomas...
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A matched silver tea and coffee service,comprising a William IV hot water jug, William Eaton, 1834, engraved with the Smith crest, 30.5cm high, a William IV silver teapot, Jonathan Hayne, London 1832, a George IV...
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FIVE ANTIQUE ENGLISH SILVER SERVERSIncluding a pair of George III silver tablespoons with mark of Richard Jenkins, Exeter (1796), bright cut engraving and period monograms to handles (8 1/2 in.); a pair of...
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GEORGE III ARMORIAL SILVER TWO-HANDLEDSUGAR BOWL, LONDON 1800, WILLIAM BENNETT, WITH COPLEY FAMILY INSCRIPTION HEIGHT: 4 3/4 X WIDTH (OVER HANDLES): 7 IN. (12.07 X 17.78 CM.) SUGAR BOWL, LONDON 1800, WILLIAM BENNETT,...
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GEORGE III SILVER STUFFING SPOON & SUGARSIFTER Stuffing spoon with chased armorial on terminal, CH, London, 1790; sifter with chased armorial on terminal, William Ely and William Fearn, London, 1806; 5.10 ozt....
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GEORGE III-VICTORIAN SILVER COFFEE POT,A HOT CHOCOLATE POT, A SUGAR BOWL AND A CREAM JUG 19TH CENTURYGeorge III-Victorian Silver Coffee Pot, a Hot Chocolate Pot, a Sugar Bowl and a Cream Jug, 19th Century The...
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THREE GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR BASKETSAND A PAIR OF STEM GOBLETS LONDON, CIRCA 1788-1802Three George III Silver Sugar Baskets and a Pair of Stem Goblets, London, Circa 1788-1802 The first basket, of octagonal...
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FOUR GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR BASKETSLONDON, LATE 18TH CENTURYFour George III Silver Sugar Baskets, London, Late 18th Century The first, Henry Chawner, 1792-1793, with engraved armorial crest; the second, maker's...
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PHILADELPHIA PEWTER SUGAR BOWL AND LID,CA. 1775Philadelphia pewter sugar bowl and lid, ca. 1775 , attributed to William Will, 5 1/2" h. Provenance: Greenwich Fine Arts Auction Associates, Inc., Dr. Robert Mallory...
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ASSORTED SILVER FLATWARE Including apair of George III sterling sugar tongs, George Smith III & William Fearn, London, 1796; a Continental 800 silver standard spoon, 1.9 ozt.; two silver plated berry spoons,...
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RARE IRISH GEORGE III STERLING SILVERSUGAR BOWL AND MILK JUG, DUBLIN, WYLY FAMILY CREST, BY CARDEN TERRY & JANE WILLIAMS, DUBLIN, DATED 1817/1818 Rectangular sterling sugar bowl with two "S" scroll handles,...
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2PCS ENGLISH STERLING SILVER, INCLUDINGGEORGIAN Two pieces of English sterling, comprising a 1817, George III bread plate by Solomon Hougham (founded 1793), of circular form with a raised floral edge, the interior...
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George III sterling sugar tongs andladle by Bateman London dated 1802 and 1808 tongs marked Ann & William Bateman L5 1/2''; and ladle marked Peter Ann & William Bateman L6 1/2''. Total 2.4oz troy (2pcs) Provenance:...
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A Collection of George III Silver ServingArticles comprising a set of six salt spoons by John Blake London 1806 a set of four salt spoons by Peter Ann & William Bateman London 1801 a pair of sugar tongs by Peter...
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SIX GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS. Makersincluding Hester Bateman circa 1775; Peter Ann and William Bateman 1801; William Edwards 1803; GB possibly for George Baskerville circa 1788; GS possibly for George Smith...
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SIX GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS. Makersincluding Hester Bateman circa 1775; Peter Ann and William Bateman 1804; William Bateman I 1818; WC possibly for William Collings circa 1771; and two others - 6 oz. 4 dwt.;...
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SIX GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR TONGS. Makersincluding Peter and Ann Bateman 1791; William Bateman I 1817; James Sutton and James Bult circa 1782; George Smith III circa 1774; one GB circa 1790; one other 1791; - 6 oz....
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George III sterling ewer by EbenezerCoker other table articles Classically swag-and-rosette chased ewer by Coker of London dated 1771 H11'' William IV silver sugar nips by Peter & William Bateman London dated...
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Irish William III/Queen Anne miniaturesilver sugar bowl, crowned harp and date mark for 1701-2, 1 1/2" h, .70 TO Estimate $200-300...
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Assorted sterling silver table articlesvarious dates and makers Including a stuffing spoon by George Gray, London, 1800, a table spoon by George Smith III & William Fearn, London, 1787, sugar tongs by Samuel...
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Assorted English sterling silver flatwareComprising six George III teaspoons, possibly by Samuel Nelville, Dublin, two dessert spoons and two teaspoons by James Salter, Dublin, 1804, six George III teaspoons, maker's...
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