Introduction to Chess London byJones/Franklin 1806

GEORGE III SILVER GOBLET. Made London, 1806, by William Fountain. Relief floral swag decoration, band of wrigglework, gadrooning and leaf motifs; square foot has wrigglework decorated sides; vermeil i

Sterling silver Georgian soup tureen, London 1806, L date, maker "I.E.", heavy double handled tureen on decorative feet, diameter is 10.75", width with handles is 14.25", height is 6", lid missing, 73

A George III sterling silver hot water pot, London 1806 by Peter and Anne Bateman Of bellied cylindrical form, with moulded rims, the hinged domed lid surmounted by a ball finial. The plain spout oppo

A Geo III silver marrow scoop, hallmarked London 1806 maker Mary Sumner. 9" long Category Silver & Silver-plated items

A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT STAND. London 1806. 116 grams. 15.5 cm x 12 cm.

Two Geo III silver sauce ladles, one hallmarked London 1806, maker WE, the other hallmarked London 1807, maker Mary Sumner. Approx. 7" long (2)

A Geo III cut glass cruet / cayenne bottle with silver mount and spoon, hallmarked London 1806, maker HN (Henry Nutting or Hannah Northcote). Approx. 5" high

Set of Four Paul Storr (1771-1844) Sterling Silver Chop Platters hallmarked London, 1806-1807, each of serpentine-lobed oval form, with gadrooned edge quartered by cabochons and leafy-mantled coquille

London, 1806-5, maker’s mark of William Burwash & Richard Sibley, engraved6 with a family crest; together with a salver, Sheffield, 1968-9, 36 cm diameter Approx. 3,600 grams

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER MEAT DISHES, by Robert Garrard I, London 1806, oval with gadrooned rims, engraved with crests and arms. (2) 43.5cm by 33cm, 109 troy ounces gross

A George III biggin Thomas Johnson, London 1806, of urn form with a threaded border, the interior with tube for iron rod, the side spout with clasped detail to terminal, raised on a square foot, the p

Collection of Georgian sterling silver flatware, to include: hallmarked for Solomon Hougham, London, 1806-1807, (8) 8 3/4" spoons, (6) 7 1/8" spoons, (10) 7 7/8" forks, (8) 6 5/8" forks; hallmarked fo

George III Silver Silent Butler Mark of John Eames, London, 1806; with wood handle. 13 1/2 in. long, 24.6 oz. approx. gross weight.  Property from the Estate of Milton A. ‘Mickey’ Rudin

London, 1806, stop fluted body with Egyptain style mask handles,˜gilt˜interior,˜bases monogrammed "G. and V. Fitzwilliams", "1794",˜marks for˜Robert Hennell˜I & Samuel Hennell,˜22.29 oz. T.,˜o

Lot of two English sterling silver serving trays. Lot includes the following: Thomas Wallis, London 1806,oval four footed tray with scalloped rim and engraved bird in center. ( 1" x 6" x 4.5"; weighs

English Georgian Silver Reticulated Compote. Naphtali Hart, London, 1806, navette shape with gadroon border and leaf handles, the bowl reticulated and raised on an oval pedestal foot. Hallmarked on si

GEORGE III SILVER RECTANGULAR HINGED-TOP BOX. Made London, 1806-7, by "A. J. S.". Overall scroll-and-leaf chased decoration; top centers oval reserve; vermeil interior. - 3 5/8" x 2 1/2". Wt: 4.4 troy

George III Silver Teapot with a StandThe teapot London, 1804; maker's mark indistinct; the stand London, 1806, maker's mark 'WB'; each engraved with crest.6 1/4 x 9 x 4 1/2 in., 16 oz. approx. gross w

Walpole, Horace, Catalog of the Royal and Noble Authors of England, Ireland, and Scotland, London, 1806, 8VO, 5 Volumes, full contemporary morocco gilt, book

Nine British, Dutch and American Sterling Silver, Silver-Gilt and Silverplate Objets de Vertu, Early Nineteenth-Twentieth Century. Comprising a George III nutmeg grater, William Purse, London, 1806, e

A mixed group of George III to George IV sterling silver flatware Comprising a pair of sauce ladles, London 1801 by Thomas Wallis, another sauce ladle London 1806 by TF, possibly Thomas Freeth I, anot

BOOKS: Six volumes with 19th C. bindings: Clarkson, Thomas, "A Portraiture of Quakerism", London 1806, three volumes, full calf, gilt; "Songs of Praise and Poems of Devotion", 1866, full brown Morocco

English, 18th/19th C, variously impressed with makers marks including Solomon Hougham, London 1796 and John Emes, London 1806. Some makers marks are obscured. H. of tallest 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in)

London, 1806 and 1793, the tray 24by11cm., 243gr. total weight