An Old Sheffield plate bottle coaster with turned

A pair of Sheffield plate bottle coasters with turned wooden bases 5 1/4'' diameter

A very good pair of early 19th century English 'Old Sheffield Plate' decanter slides / coasters, the rims with shell & scroll detail rising from turned wood bases centred by plated roundels, both repl

comprising a pair of bottle coasters, dish cross and tray. Largest: 4" high, 13" wide. Use wear, plate wear, light scratches, loss; insect damage to wood coasters. Provenance: Property of a Madison, C

English Old Sheffield plate coaster, c 1820. Relief pattern of Neo-Rococo scrollwork and putti under a godrooned rim. Inner diameter 5.5 inches / 14 cm, outer 6.5 inches/ 17 cm, height 2.25 inches/ 6

Old Sheffield Plate Inkwell With Original Bottles. 10" W 7 1/2" D 5" H

Old English Reproduction Silver Plate Champagne Bucket, Bottle Coaster & Mug 3 pcs | Champagne bucket silver plate on copper with vintage border H 5" Día 8". Bottle coaster with wood base 6.5"."P

A pair of George III mahogany and Old Sheffield Plate mounted candlesticks, circa 1780, the turned and fluted wooden columns of metal collared and square block bases, the sconces of urn form with reli

English Georgian four piece Old Sheffield silver plate decanter set, first half 19th century, comprising a three bottle trefoil form stand with foliate and gadroon decoration, rising on paw feet, and

2 pair of Sheffield plated candlesticks, accompanied by a Gorham sterling Corinthian candlestick, and a plated decanter or bottle coaster frame with American eagle decoration 8.25"-11.25"

(pair) Old Sheffield plate two-piece warming stands, possibly Matthew Boulton (United Kingdom, 1728-1809), early 19thc., circular form with removable top surface, turned wood handles with foliate join

Georgian, George III, Old Sheffield Plate Inkstand, circa 1780 - 1800. Features a pierced gallery and pierced bottle holders, two ink bottles and a central taperstick holder with compartment for seali

2 (Two) English 19th century Old Sheffield plate hot water urns, both of bulbous form and with classical ornament, the larger with turned wooden handles between foliate ornamented supports, the smalle

Two Silver Plate Bottle Coasters, 19th c., one by Martin Hall & Co., Sheffield; the other by J. Barthleman & Co., Edinburgh, Taller- H.- 7 9/16 in., Dia.- 4 1/4 in.

A George III Old Sheffield Silver Plate twin handled cup, Sheffield circa 1770 by Thomas Law and Sons Of rounded circular form upon a spreading circular foot, filled with a turned mahogany base. Reede

A silver bottle coaster with turned wooden base, hallmarked Sheffield 1977 with silver Jubilee mark, maker Payne & Son. With central silver roundel engraved 1877-1977 and bearing dragon armorial. Appr

Dimensions: Tallest H 8.5" x dia 5.25" One sterling silver, the others American and Sheffield silver plate, 1890s-1930s

Including a Sheffield bottle coaster [6 H inches], 2 teapots, and a broken creamer.

with turned wood bases. Plate, finish wear, loss; losses to felt bottoms. Largest: 2 1/2" high, 8" diameter. Provenance: A Greenwich CT Estate.

Grand George IV Old Sheffield Plate Banquet Service second quarter 19th century, including: a covered venison dish on warmer, h. 14-1/2", l. 26", w. 18-1/4"; a covered roast beef dish on warmer, h. 13

English, early/mid 19th century, oval scalloped borders, acanthus decoration, scroll and foliate feet, let in shield with heraldic device, rooster and shield "Fortes Creantur Fortibus" (The brave bege

Pair of Regency Old Sheffield Plate Entree Dishes on Stands first quarter 19th century, each of rounded rectangular form, with acanthus leaf rim, banding and detachable ring handle, above a conforming

English silver plated inkstand in the form of a very early steam locomotive train with railway interest. L. 20 cm (7 7/8 in.)

Rococo style silver plate 4-arm centerpiece with shell and acanthus feet, scalloped base with acanthus, scroll, and fruit decoration over reeding, the top and the removeable scrolling foliate arms eac

Matthew Boulton Old Sheffield Plate Epergne first quarter 19th century, Birmingham, of elongated octagonal form, with reed-and-vintage banding, acanthus crested flat-column legs and barrel feet, joine