Victorian silver bachelor teapot

A late Victorian silver three piece bachelor tea service, comprising teapot, twin-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, each of circular tapering form and ornately chased throughout with repeat pattern bo

A Victorian sterling silver four-piece tea service, London 1891/98 by Wakley and Wheeler In the 18th century Irish manner, comprising a teapot (1898), a bachelor teapot (1891), a sugar bowl (1891) and

19th C tea set includes a teapot, creamer and sugar bowl, all with gadrooned decoration and crest to one side. London. Teapot dated 1885. Creamer and sugar bowl dated 1887. Hukin & Heath(John Thomas H

A Victorian sterling silver three piece bachelor s tea serviceMappin & Webb, London1895Comprising a teapot, a sugar bowl and a cream jug.the teapot height 6 1/4in (16cm); width 10 1/2in (27cm); depth

Six English Silver Table Articles Various makers, Late 18th Century and Later comprising a George III chamberstick, George IV sugar tongs, Victorian bachelor's teapot, dish and an Elizabeth II silver

§ AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT by Benjamin Smith III, London 1839, also inscribed B. Smith, Duke St, Linn. Inn Fields, of compressed form, applied in relief with fruiting branches and a mirror-cy

A Victorian silver teapot, Edward Pairpoint and George Wood, London 1856, baluster form, chased with foliate scrolls and floral sprigs, on four cast mask and scroll feet, applied floral finial, 19cm h

Sterling silver, cast, embossed, chased and punched England, 1843 William Hunter (reg. 1841) - English silversmith Maker’s mark, silver standard mark, city mark, duty mark and date letter on the und

Sterling silver, embossed, chased and cast England, 1851 Edward Barnard & Sons (since 1829) - English silversmiths in London Maker’s mark, silver standard mark, city mark and duty mark, also stamped

An English Victorian Silver Teapot. Rounded lobed sides with organic decoration throughout the body, handle and spout. Cover is formed by an inverted fruit atop leaves. Hallmarked for George John Rich

Sterling silver, cast, embossed, chased, punched England, 1842 John Evans II (reg. 1834) - English silversmith in London Maker’s mark, silver standard mark, city mark, duty mark and date letter on t

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT, by William Fountain, London 1840, of squat circular form, the flat hinged cover applied with leaf-form finial, engraved with crest and armorial, the scroll handle wit

A VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT, London c.11889, maker of Martin Hall & Co., of spherical form, raised beaded rim, hinged lid surmounted by acanthus finial, scroll handle (with break), body decorated with b

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BACHELOR'S TEAPOT, by Pairpoint Brothers, London 1909, chased with stylised plantlife. 18.5cm long, 9.1 troy ounces

A Victorian silver teapot by Charles Stuart Harris. With carved hardwood handle and knop, having gadrooned rim, fluted body and acanthus moulded spout. Assayed London 1886, gross weight 554 grams, 27c

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An Edwardian sterling silver bachelor teapot, Birmingham 1909 by William Bruford & Son Of shaped oval form with a tubular spout opposite an ebonised C scroll handle pinned to tubular sockets. The

A VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT, by Edward Hutton, London 1884, oval, with part-fluted body, angular fruitwood handle, the domed cover fluted and with flush hinge, raised on a narrow moulded oval foot. 24.5

A GEORGE V SILVER BACHELORS TEAPOT, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1910, oval, the body fluted to the lower half, the hinged cover with conforming fluted dome, with composite angular handle

Sterling silver bachelors teapot, monogrammed "S", 6.27 TO, 5" h

Three English Silver Holloware Articles Various Makers, London, 19th Century comprising a George III silver teapot marked for Crispin Fuller, 1804 and a Victorian silver teapot and sugar marked for Ja

A fine American sterling silver "Bachelor's" teapot by R. Wallace & Sons. Pattern 839. Chased decoration depicting grapes, leaves and scrolling vines. The spout and handle decorated with scrolls. Hing

Victorian Sterling Silver Teapot by John Edward & William Barnard, London 1850, 470 grams.

A Victorian sterling silver teapot London 1891 by George Lambert Of hemispherical form with half-fluted decoration upon a gadrooned collet foot. The panelled spout opposite a fruit wood D section hand