GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER SKEWER CIRCA 1798

Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Caddy Spoon by Elizabeth Morley, circa 1798. This lovely spoon is approximately 2 3/4” long, the handle is approximately 1/4 of an inch wide, and the width of the spoon�

Georgian sterling skewer by William Eaton, London 1832. Also includes an additional British sterling skewer with illegible hallmarks. Longest 14" and 7.3 ozt

Georgian sterling skewer Peter & William Bateman. Measures 13.5" and 12.5"

George III sterling silver cann with s-scroll handle having applied acanthus leaf decoration; flared rim and shaped body with stepped base. Lion passant, London hallmark, date mark: 1768, maker's mark

Georgian Sterling Silver Meat Skewer by Wm Eley, Wm Fearn, Wm Chawner silversmiths; measuring 12" L

Three scarce sterling silver meat skewers from the reign of George IV. Total weight 14.1ozt. Measurements range from 10-3/4" to 13" long.

Benjamin Smith III, London, 1819-20, with floral edge and an armorial crest, 19 x 15 in., 93.10 ozt.

Nice period Georgian piece. William Woodward silversmith. Weighs about 11 grams.

Early Georgian Sterling silver Large serving spoon circa 1795 London silversmiths George Smith III & William Fearn

Georgian toast rack, sterling silver, London, circa 1813, oval form with four feet, measuring 6 by 6.75 inches, 5.75 troy ounces.

Georgian style, teapot, sterling silver (17 oz), circa 1920

William Bates circa 1750 Georgian sterling silver marrow scoop. Hallmark is on the back, visible wear but in good condition. Measures 9 inches long.

Circa 1794 Georgian sterling silver round pill box with movable arrow and numbers 1-10. Approximately 1" wide.

Pair of Georgian Sterling Silver Beakers, Peter & Ann BatemanLondon, circa 1793, pair of 4" sterling beakers by Peter and Ann Bateman. 8.97 troy ounces4"

Pair of Georgian style sterling silver candlesticks with removable bobeches. Circa 1900. With hallmarks. 11-3/4" high. Base- 5-1/2" x 5-1/2". Very good condition.

A fine Georgian sterling silver tray marked "Garrards Panton Street London" circa 1860. Weighable sterling silver: 23.45 troy ounces. Ht: 9" Width: 9.75"

Circa 1806 Georgian English sterling silver hallmarked cruet set with stand and (8) condiment pieces. Measures 9" wide 9" tall with handle. The cruets are also hallmarked.

Two Georgian sterling silver serving spoons by Thomas Dicks, London, circa 1810 and Thomas Brough, London, circa 1820. Both approx 12in long. Approx 6.6ozt total.

Georgian tea urn circa 1772, ovoid body on a square base with pierced and gadrooned details on ball and claw feet, and coat of arms detail. Includes cylinder. Bears R.M. Richard Morson and B.S. Benjam

(lot of 2) A Georgian sterling silver salver lot, the larger dish form tray, John Crouch I and Thomas Hannam, circa 1771, the scalloped tray finished with a beaded border and rising on ball and claw f

Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware 18th/19th cent.. Comprising; 6 coffee spoons London 1815; 6 table spoons London, 1804, prob. Wm. Sumner; 2 ladles; London 1798, 1 stuffing spoon; rubbed marks, 1 stuf

Toddy type, 15" long, hallmarks in bowl (nearly polished away) circa 1770.

Samuel Wood, London, circa 1740, with 4 cut glass cruets, 21.45 ozt (stand only)

Georgian sterling silver creamer, by John Booth, London, with date mark for 1798, 5.5 inches, 3.7 troy ounces. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, Pittsburgh, PA.