European Decor and Design

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Marlborough, MA, United States

Auction Details

European Decor and Design

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Two Pieces of Georgian Sterling Silver,: Two Pieces of Georgian Sterling Silver, the brandy warmer, London, 1714, Robert Timbrell & Joseph Bell, maker, of standard form with a ribbed rim and spreading foot, ht. 2 1/2; the wine

Lot Closed

0002: Two Pieces of Georgian Sterling Silver,

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Seven Assorted Silver Ladles & Spoons,: Seven Assorted Silver Ladles & Spoons, one soup ladle, Nuremberg, Lendle, maker, 13 Loth standard, lg. 13 1/4; one stuffing spoon, London, 1719, Britania standard, monogrammed, in the Hanoverian

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0003: Seven Assorted Silver Ladles & Spoons,

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Early George II Sterling Silver Salver,: Early George II Sterling Silver Salver, London, 1732, Simon Pantin II, maker, armorial to center, scratch weight to underside '27=9=+,' dia. 11 1/2 in., approx. 26.05 troy oz. Saleroom

Lot Closed

0004: Early George II Sterling Silver Salver,

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Two Georgian Sterling Silver Salvers,: Two Georgian Sterling Silver Salvers, one London, 1742, Thomas Farren, maker, pie crust edge intersected by shells, crest to center, the underside monogrammed 'G/ R*S' with the scratch weight 16=13

Lot Closed

0005: Two Georgian Sterling Silver Salvers,

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Two Pieces of Georgian Silver,: Two Pieces of Georgian Silver, the salver on stand, Dublin, 1728, Mathew Walker, maker, of standard form, unornamented, ht. 2 3/8, dia. 9 1/4; the jug, Aberdeen, circa 1750, Coline Allan, maker,

Lot Closed

0006: Two Pieces of Georgian Silver,

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Georgian Sterling Silver Sauce Boat and Waiter,: Georgian Sterling Silver Sauce Boat and Waiter, the sauce boat, London, 1746, Fuller White, maker, of standard form with a scalloped rim, supported on three shell-capped feet, lg. 5 3/4; the salver,

Lot Closed

0007: Georgian Sterling Silver Sauce Boat and Waiter,

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Set of Six George II Sterling Silver Teaspoons, Mote Skimmer, Sugar Nippers, and Toast Tongs,: Set of Six George II Sterling Silver Teaspoons, Mote Skimmer, Sugar Nippers, and Toast Tongs, the teaspoons, mote skimmer, and nippers, London, circa 1750, Philip Roker, maker, naturalistic with

Lot Closed

0008: Set of Six George II Sterling Silver Teaspoons, Mote Skimmer, Sugar Nippers, and Toast Tongs,

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Irish George II Sterling Silver Cream Jug,: Irish George II Sterling Silver Cream Jug, Dublin, mid-18th century (date marked rubbed), Samuel Walker, maker, the wide spout giving way to a scallop rim, the body bisected by a waisted girdle with

Lot Closed

0008A: Irish George II Sterling Silver Cream Jug,

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Three George III Sterling Silver Waiters,: Three George III Sterling Silver Waiters, one London, 1757, William and Robert Peaston, maker, shell and scroll rim, raised on pad feet on platforms, dia. 7; one London, 1775, Richard Rugg II,

Lot Closed

0009: Three George III Sterling Silver Waiters,

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George II Sterling Silver Sauce Boat,: George II Sterling Silver Sauce Boat, London, 1759, Andrew Fogelberg, maker, the gadrooned rim above a bombe body with double scrolled handle, raised on three shell form feet, crested, ht. 5, lg. 9

Lot Closed

0010: George II Sterling Silver Sauce Boat,

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Two Sterling Silver Waiters,: Two Sterling Silver Waiters, one London, 1764, Ebenezer Coker, maker, gadrooned border and armorial to center, on pad feet on platforms, dia. 7; the other Birmingham, 1968, J B Chatterley & Sons

Lot Closed

0011: Two Sterling Silver Waiters,

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Early George III Sterling Silver Salver,: Early George III Sterling Silver Salver, London, 1766, maker's mark 'WT' separated by a pellet, probably William Tuite, shaped circular form with shell and scroll border, monogrammed 'F/A A' to

Lot Closed

0012: Early George III Sterling Silver Salver,

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Three Pieces of George III Silver,: Three Pieces of George III Silver, one sauce boat, London, 1770, Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, makers, helmet-shaped with a gadrooned rim, shell-capped knees, and shell feet, ht. 4 3/4; one Old

Lot Closed

0013: Three Pieces of George III Silver,

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George III Sterling Silver Cann,: George III Sterling Silver Cann, London, 1773, maker's mark 'IK' separated by a pellet, most likely John King, of baluster form on a circular spreading foot, ht. 5 in., approx. 11.60 troy oz. For

Lot Closed

0014: George III Sterling Silver Cann,

Pair of George III Sterling Silver Candelabras,: Pair of George III Sterling Silver Candelabras, London, 1775 and 1777, Robert Jones and John Scofield, makers, in the Louis XVI style, each on a domed, fluted foot, the knopped fluted stem hung with

Lot Closed

0015: Pair of George III Sterling Silver Candelabras,

Est. $8,000-$12,000

Lot Passed

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Three George III Sterling Silver Serving Utensils,: Three George III Sterling Silver Serving Utensils, the ladle, London, 1782, Thomas Tookey, maker, monogrammed, with bright-cut engraving on the handle and shell-shaped bowl, lg. 13; the strainer

Lot Closed

0016: Three George III Sterling Silver Serving Utensils,

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George III Sterling Silver Claret Jug,: George III Sterling Silver Claret Jug, London, 1783, John Schofield, maker, in the Neoclassical style, with beading and bright cutting, ht. 13 in., approx. 26.20 troy oz. For further information on

Lot Closed

0017: George III Sterling Silver Claret Jug,

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Three Silver Tea Wares,: Three Silver Tea Wares, one sugar bowl, London, 1789, William Vincent, maker, paneled construction with applied reeded rim, decorated with bright-cut engraving and set on a conforming foot, lg. 6

Lot Closed

0018: Three Silver Tea Wares,

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George III Sterling Silver Sugar Basket,: George III Sterling Silver Sugar Basket, London, 1789, Robert Hennell, maker, in the Neoclassical style, ovoid with a reeded swing handle, bright-cut engraving surrounding the monogrammed cartouche,

Lot Closed

0019: George III Sterling Silver Sugar Basket,

George III Sterling Silver Entree Dishes with Warming Stands,: George III Sterling Silver Entree Dishes with Warming Stands, London, 1794 & 1795, Robert Sharp, maker, crested of shaped rectangular form with lobed corners, the conforming covers with nulling and

Lot Closed

0020: George III Sterling Silver Entree Dishes with Warming Stands,

Est. $5,000-$7,000

Lot Passed

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George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars and Casters,: George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars and Casters, London, 1799, George Burrows I, maker, both the salts and casters of standard form with gadrooning to the lower portion, the pedestal support set

Lot Closed

0021: George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars and Casters,

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Matthew Boulton Old Sheffield Plate Tray,: Matthew Boulton Old Sheffield Plate Tray, Birmingham, late 18th/early 19th century, rectangular with an applied grape and vine border, sided by two scrolled handles, the well with c-scrolls,

Lot Closed

0022: Matthew Boulton Old Sheffield Plate Tray,

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Set of Four George III Sterling Salts and a Pair of Casters,: Set of Four George III Sterling Salts and a Pair of Casters, the salts, London, 1801, William Eley I & William Fearn, makers, ovoid, the scalloped rim with beaded border above openwork sides, and

Lot Closed

0023: Set of Four George III Sterling Salts and a Pair of Casters,

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