Charles Stuart Harris, English Sterling Tea Caddy

English sterling silver tea set with hallmarks of CSH(Charles Stuart Harris)and additional hallmarks of the profile of Queen Victoria, date letter F for 1881, and the leopard's head uncrowned for Lond

Dated 1901, makers mark of Charles Stuart Harris (London), on later silverplate tray (Peter Guille). Tureen bears Armorial Crest with motto "Vive et Vivas". Approximate Total Weight: 1130g (Tu

Antique Charles Stuart Harris English sterling silver sugar sifter. This item bears an English mark, Made in London, 1898. Total weight is: 9.4 Troy Oz (295g)

Charles Stuart Harris English sterling silver footed salver with shaped shell motif border on scroll feet, hallmarked: "CSH / London / England / 1897." 1" H x 7.5" diameter. Approx 9.55 ozt.

Charles Stuart Harris Sterling Silver Tea & Coffee ServiceLondon, circa 1892each piece with floral and scrolling decoration, impressed with hallmarks11 1/2 x 8 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches (teapot)84.81 troy ou

Charles Stuart Harris 1896 English sterling silver dish. Heavy ornate floral repousse decoration. Gilt wash. Hallmarked. 10.75in wide. 13.5 ozt.

English Sterling Silver Porringer Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1904 Length over handles 6 1/4 inches, approximately 6 ounces. •

An English sterling silver footed bowl and salvervarious makers19th-20th centuryThe bowl Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1898, the salver Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1930.height of bowl 5 1/2in (14cm);

Pair of English Sterling Reticulated Baskets in the Neoclassical Taste, Probably Charles Stuart Harris, London, Circa 1907, each flaring bowl raised on cabriole legs, headed by beast masks, ending in

Charles Stuart Harris, London 1882-1883. Approx. 10 3/4" H. Approx. 29.3 ozt. Monogram.

Antique English 19th Century Charles Stuart Harris Sterling Silver Sauceboat. Date letter for 1897, hallmarked for London England and the maker. Measures 6 inches in length. Weighs approximately 6.6 s

A Georgian / George III English sterling silver tea caddy. Hallmarks for London, 1783, maker's mark WV (possibly William Vincent). The oval caddy having an overall embossed and chased motif of flowers

Victorian Sterling Silver Salver, Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1883, silver shape, molded border, interspersed with shells, pad feet, dia. 6 7/8 in., wt. 6.35 troy ozs.

hallmarks of Joseph Willmore, Birmingham, 1813, 2 3/8" long, finely engraved floral, no monogram, excellent.

5 1/2" High by 5" Wide - 12 troy ounces

William Hutton and Sons, Birmingham, 1928. Each box with lion and ring handles, and raised on four ball feet. [4 1/4" W x 3" D x 3 1/4" H]. Wear and scratches consistent with age. 15.5 ozt.

Joseph Steward London English Sterling Silver Tea Caddy, 1758. Ornate repousse florals throughout, scrolled feet. Engraved armorial to one panel. Removable lid with floral pattern, flower finial. Lond

A fine American Sterling Silver Chinoiserie decorated Tea Caddy with figural finial, c1860. The body has beautiful engraved panels depicting a mountainous scene with a stork and dragon dancing to the

18th century English sterling silver tea caddy with figural urn finial, with original key, hallmarked for Michael Plummer, London, 1794-1795, 4" H. Approximately 18.3 troy oz TW.

An English sterling silver tea caddy having a repoussé floral design. Hallmarked "WT" on base with 1766 date mark. 5in tall x 4-1/2in wide. Approx. 9.3 ozt. Provenance: From the collection of a dir

London, late 18th, early 19th C., hallmarked to bottomDimensions: H 7" x W 6" x D 4.5"Weight: 12.24 oztCondition: good, some bends to lid, key is not original and lock does not function with it

English sterling silver tea caddy, the lid topped by an acorn finial over square base featuring lovers and bouquets in relief to each side, flanked by scrolling handles and raised on feet. Marked to u

Thomas Bradbury & Sons (English, 1855- 1943), 1892. Victorian era Georgian style sterling silver tea caddy, having a hinged lid, and scrolled foliate, gadroon and shell decoration. Marked to the under

Twelve English Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoons. Georgian and later, including examples by Taylor, Linwood, Baskerville, Elizabeth Eaton, etc.. Some with molded, wrigglework, chasing and repousse. Som