A Georgian sterling silver egg form nutmeg grater, by Samuel Meriton,

GEORGIAN ENGLISH STERLING SILVER NUTMEG GRATER, ovoid cylindrical form, having reeded engraved exterior, hinged lid connected to a side covering that opens to an interior metal grater, interior engrav

Two Georgian sterling silver nutmeg graters, both of oval form, the larger measuring approx. 2.75" in length, 1" in height, and approx. 1.5" in depth, having an engraved cover with three masted ship o

George III footed creamer with hammered finish, London 1796, by Samuel Meriton, and sugar tongs, London 1807, by Stephen Adams II. Creamer 5"h x 2.25"w x 5.5" from handle to spout, tongs 5.25". George

John Turner (reg. 1773) sterling silver nutmeg grater box, acorn-form with screw thread opening and metal rasp, monogrammed. hallmarked: "IT / Birmingham / England / 1795," 18th century. 2.125" H x 6.

JACOBI & JENKINS FIGURAL STERLING SILVER NUTMEG GRATER, hinged nutmeg shell form with chased decoration, interior fitted with a hinged metal grater. Interior flange with maker's mark next to "STERLING

Sterling silver nutmeg grater box, ribbed barrel-form with screw thread opening to a removable metal rasp, hallmarked: "IS / London / England / 1799," 18th century. 2" H x 3.25" diameter. Approx 0.86

Sterling gilt-silver vermeil nutmeg grater, ribbed barrel-form with screw thread opening to a removable metal rasp, spurious maker's mark: "E & S." 1.5" H x 1" diameter. approx 0.37 ozt (weight of ras

George III Small Sterling Silver Inkstand, hallmarked London, 1777-1778, by Samuel Meriton I (1714-1797; free 1738), of oval form, with stirrup thumb handle, four acanthus-crested lion's paw feet and

Antique English Sterling nutmeg grater folds out of attached reeded columnar case, the inside of hinged lid with engraved coat of arms with "Nil Sine Cordo". Total Weight: approx. 2.02 ozt

A George III sterling silver nutmeg grater, London 1787 by Peter Carter (reg. 24th March 1783) Of oval cylindrical form. The hinged lid with an engraved elliptical cartouche with initials FC in cursiv

Comprising: Oval example marked Thomas Willmore, Birmingham, 1801, length 1 1/4 inches 93 cm). Inverted pear-form example marked only SH, length 2 inches (5.5 cm). Nutmeg-form example apparently unmar

STERLING: George III nutmeg grater by Samuel Pemberton, Birmingham, 1802, navette form, covers and sides bright cut decorated with geometric borders and foliate vines, hallmarked to interior cover inc

England, 1st half-19th century. Late Georgian, faint hallmarks for London, "TPER" (Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson), date mark 1829. The hinged lid rectangular form opening to reveal an interior fitte

Pair Mario Buccellati Italian sterling silver swirl egg form boxes. One marked M Buccellati to the underside with full hallmarks, the other with a partial hallmark to the edge of the base. Weight Appr

Marked for makers Deakin and Francis, Birmingham and the year 1916, with chased foliate decoration overall. Dimensions: 2 1/2" in diameter and 3 1/2" long. The approximate weight is 2.95 troy ounces.

Gorham sterling silver nutmeg grater is style of a nutshell. 41.40 grams. Hallmarks on inside. 1.75" W x 2" L . Condition report: Good condition, common wear for age and use, please examine all photos

Sterling Silver Presentation Egg Form Footed Box having bird on top, gold wash interior marked sterling height 7 inches, 21.4 t.oz.

Georgian sterling silver cow form creamer with hinged lid made in London in 1776, maker's mark "DB". 4" high, 5 1/2" wide. Weight: 4.540 OZT. Condition: use wear, a couple small repairs to rim opening

Georgian English Sterling silver egg timer stand with capacity for four eggs. Ring handle fitted with hourglass that revolves to keep time on coddling eggs. English hallmarks with date code for 1802.

Handarbeit Sterling silver unusual egg form footed collapsible BonBon container with fine quality floral decoration with stippled background. Push button opens each side dropping down to reveal high g

Pair of Georgian sterling silver plinth form salt cellars, ca. 1736/37. London. I. W. maker's mark with star burst and quatrefoil elements. 3in wide. 3.46 ozt total weight.

John Edwards (American). Rare early Colonial Georgian Era Sterling silver egg boiler or coddler with lion paw feet, reeded legs, and acanthus or feather knees. Double snake handles in a Neoclassical f

Georgian Sterling Silver footed scissor form candle snuffer wick trimmer with rocaille chasing. Hallmarked London 1811, silversmith Wilkes & John Booth. The associated oblong under tray with gadrooned

Georgian Period Sterling Silver Scissors Form Sugar Nips, by Gawen Nash, London, ca. 1750, with engraved GS monogram and shell form tips, 4 1/2" x 1 1/2", 0.87 ozt.