Near Pair of Queen Anne Britannia Silver Trencher Salts

Near Pair of Queen Anne Britannia Silver Trencher Salts hallmarked London, one 1707-1708, by Matthew West (1664-after 1735; free 1689), the other 1709-1710, probably Nathaniel Lock (ca. 1666-1749; fre

PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TRENCHER SALTSLondon, 1710Maker’s mark “Co”. Diameters 2.75”.Approx. 3.4 troy oz. Provenance:Property of a direct descendant of Thomas Jefferson, t

A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR SALTSDAVID WILLAUME, LONDON 1709Engraved with an armorial6.5cm (2 1/2in) diameter187g (6 oz) A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR S

A pair of Queen Anne Britannia standard silver tea caddies by Gabriel Sleath, London 1711, the circular pulll off covers with a finial of a sitting figure playing a musical instrument and an engraved

A Set of Four George I Britannia Silver Trencher Salts Mary Rood, London, 1722 together with a similar 20th century pair. hallmarked for Sterling on underside 12 ozt 4 dwt Height 1 1/2 x width 3 1/8 i

Queen Anne period Britannia silver mug, Humphrey Payne, London, 1713. Hallmarked appropriately near lip. Bulbous footed form, hand hammered, with scroll handle and monogrammed engraved to the front. M

ENGLISH QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TAZZA, round flat well with gadroon rim, underside engraved "S / W * I" near edge, raised on a round pedestal-type base with gadroon border. Impr

Queen Anne Britannia Silver Tankard hallmarked London, 1708-1709, by Timothy Ley, of traditional tapering cylindrical form with molded base and rim, "S"-scroll handle, hinged, step-domed lid and scrol

circa 1710, later chased with reeded and scroll borders, replaced wood scroll handle, [H 8 3/4" x L over handle and spout 7 3/4", gross weight approximately 17 oz troy], later chased decoration, marks

each with vase splat, on turned legs ending in Spanish feet. Both with wear and abrasions consistent with age and use. Largest: 42" high, 18 3/4" wide, 15" deep. Provenance: Property of a New Haven Co

Queen Anne Britannia Silver Rattail Serving Spoon, 1713, Jos. Bird, length 8 inches, kitchen scale 1.875 oz

A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SILVER CANDLESTICKS by Richard Syng, London 1702, with slightly tapering stop-fluted columns above an embossed slanted gadrooned flange with canted corners, raised on a stepped, d

A good Queen Anne Britannia standard silver footed salver or tazza, London 1705 by Anthony Nelme (free. 1680, d. 1722) Of circular form with a moulded rim, upon a spreading circular trumpet foot. The

A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver tankardLondon, 1709Engraved with a coat of arms.height 7 1/2in (19cm); length 8in (20cm); width 5 1/2in (14cm); weight approximately 28 oz troy Footnote:The eng

Continental, early 19th century The panelled capitals are encompassed with bands of applied molded decoration, the baluster shaped columns feature ringed knops to the lower portions and are resting on

NEAR-PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE CANDLESTANDSConnecticut, 18th CenturyIn cherry. Square tops with applied moldings. Urn-form pedestals with checkered carving. Cabriole legs with flat diamond carving at knees a

A set of seven Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dessert spoons, London 1706/07 by Thomas Sadler (reg. 25th Aug 1701) Dog nose pattern, the oval bowls with rat tail heel. The terminals engraved wit

A pair of Queen Anne silver cannon handled knives and a fork, circa 1710, with steel blades and tines, conical form with turned knop ends to each handle, 25cm long (3)

Silver leaf. Wall hanging. 48 1/4" h x 36" w x 1 5/8" d.

Third quarter 18th century, mixed woods. Eared crests, vase spalts, boldly turned stules, stretcher and front legs with pad feet. Finish and rush seats have wear. 18" seat, 40"h. And 17.5" seat, 39.5"

NEAR PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS

Near Pair English Silver Salt & Pepper Shakers, one hallmarked R&K, London, 1961, the other hallmarked, H& (possibly Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater), London, 1928, important manufacturers, total weight

Each with an oxbow crest rail and vasi-form splat above a trapezoidal slip seat above a shaped apron joining frontal cabriole legs ending in pad feet. In original surface, seat height 18 inches, overa

London hallmarks with maker's mark for John Cafe. One has date letter for 1756, the other has illegible mark. Both have engraved armorial tower. No marks on bobeches, one has repair at meeting of base