An English Silver Salt Service, James Wakely & Fra

An English Silver Salt Service William Suckling Ltd., Birmingham, 1935-36 comprising two casters, two glass-lined salt cellars with corresponding salt spoons and a mustard pot, together with an associ

English, hallmarked in original case. Dimensions: Case: H 2.5" x W 12" x D 7" Weight: 8.21 ozt Condition: Case needs repair, minor signs of age.

Victorian English Silver Muffineer Hallmarked JW SW, (James Wakely & Frank Wheeler), London, 1885, with vacant cartouche, floral and foliate chasing, 7-1/4"h, weight approx. 5 T.O., used.

Pair of Georgian James Gould English silver salt cellars. London city stamps, maker's mark of James Gould, date letter of 1726. Total approx. weight is 7.69 troy oz (gross). From a Tuckahoe, NY estate

English Sterling Silver Dutch Style Basket James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, Chester, 1902 With an openwork basketweave body on four scrolled supports, with two floral clad loop handles. Length 14

(lot of 42) English sterling silver flatware service for eight, by James Robinson, London, 1960, in the "Trifid" pattern with cannon handle knives, having five pieces per place setting, comprising din

Includes a monogrammed Jacobi & Co sterling teapot - stamped, "Jacobi & Co Baltimore Sterling"; (4) English silver ribbed open salts with handles - Sheffield, James Dixon & Sons,

Sterling silver three-piece coffee service, including coffee pot, creamer, and sugar. With label from James Robinson Inc. New York: "Handmade English silver coffee service. Reproduction of London 1712

Approx 1 5/8" in diameter and 2" tall. Weight without glass insert is apprx 20 grams

Sterling silver inkwell by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London, 1908. Lobed form supported by three hairy, cloven-hoofed goat feet, hinged lid with cabbage finial. Sterling-rimmed glass insert

Edward II Coronation spoon with fitted case. Decorated with scrolling acanthus leaves, heads of mythical creatures, and twisted handle. London, 1902. James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler. 100g. L. 25.4

A cased English silver and mother of pearl fruit service for twelveJames Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield1939Comprising twelve forks and twelve knives.the case height 2in (5cm); width 11 3/4in (32cm); dept

Four English sterling silver Georgian salt cellars - London 1747, mark of JAMES GOULD with lion mask headed paw feet on a compressed circular body. Sterling silver, fully hallmarked London 1747-1748,

Two sets of English sterling silver salt and pepper shakers by Richard Comyns. Whimsically designed as penguins with glass eyes. One wing of each hallmarked RG (Richard Comyns) London 1962. The unders

A set of six English sterling silver salt shakers. In the form of Medieval Knights armour / armor Maximilian visor helmets. Hallmarks for Birmingham, England, H. Matthews (2 dated 1901 and 4 dated 191

Modern English silver flatware service in the Early English pattern, full 10 piece place setting for eight. Various dates, all pieces hallmarked for London and Sheffield, as well as for JamesRobinson

Old English pattern including 6 dinner forks, 6 tablespoons, 6 dinner knives, 6 luncheon knives, 6 luncheon forks, 6 soup spoons, 6 teaspoons, George Adams, London with later knives by James Dixon. 14

DESCRIPTION: Set of serving spoons and a pair of grape scissors all by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, each piece of which is decorated with etched grapevine designs and twisted handle(s). Pieces

1898 Marked for London / 1898 / J.W. and F.C.W. [James Wakely and Frank Clarke Wheeler] Each berry spoon with repousse bowl decorated with floral rocaille motifs and a putto mask to the handle, 4 pi

DESCRIPTION: Set of serving spoons and a pair of grape scissors all by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, each piece of which is decorated with etched grapevine designs and twisted handle(s). Pieces

3pc English Armorial Silver Table Articles. Includes a pair of Edwardian lion head table pots 3''x4'' each. London hallmarks for James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler date code 1901. Also a small Georgi

(lot of 3) English sterling silver, including: (2) Edwardian monteith-form sugar bowls, James Wakely and Frank Clarke Wheeler, c.1901, with lion mask and ring handles, engraved armorial with bird of p

large English oval silver plate on copper service tray with handles, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, second half-19th century, with reticulated border and beaded edge, engraved and Greek key center,

English sterling silver master salts with spoons and cobalt blue inserts. London Late 19th Century. Signed ED Total weight: 2.73 troy ounces.