A GEORGE I BRITANNIA SILVER BRANDY PAN, by John Fawdery

George I Britannia sterling silver sauce / brandy pan with wooden walnut handle, Dublin hallmarks, FL maker, 18th Century. 2 1/2"H x 8 5/8"W x 3 7/8"D

Title: Early 19th Century Antique Georgian Irish Brandy Pan & Cover Dublin 1814 James Le Bas Description: A truly wonderful George III Irish silver brandy pan and cover Dublin 1814 James Le Bas. A hig

A George I Britannia standard silver tablespoon, London 1714 by John Holland (reg. Nov 1711) Hanoverian pattern, with rat tail heel, the terminal later engraved with a crest of a martlet on top of a w

A GEORGE III SILVER BRANDY WARMER, London c.1740, marker's mark rubbed, with scroll tapered pan and turned timber handle, (c.6 troy ozs incl. handle) 21.5cm wide

Silver Hollowware Including 1735 English John Gamon Brandy Pan. Comprising the brandy pan with wood handle, small German 800 silver basket with glass insert, 18th or 19th century German Nuernberg vess

Five George III Sterling Silver Serving Spoons and Ladles including: a Brandy Ladle, hallmarked London, 1762-1763, by John Muns, the bowl with everted side spout, the turned handle a later replacement

1766, London, each with partially rubbed maker's mark ''WA(?)'', possibly for maker William Abdy, each with a gadrooned drip pan over an acanthus-wrapped knopped stem raised on a chased and repousse-d

Title: Early 18th Century Antique George I Britannia Silver Set Four Salt Cellars London 1717 James Goodwin Description: A rare and incredibly fine suite of four early 18th century circular Britannia

A GEORGE I BRITANNIA SILVER CHOCOLATE POT by William Fleming, London 1716 Tapering cylindrical form with domed cover and urn finial, engraved with coat of arms, the spout with hinged cover. 25cm high.

A George I Britannia silver tazza Anthony Nelme, London 1716 Circular with upswept rim, on a trumpet shaped foot, engraved armorial to the centre for Philip BISSE (1667-1721), Bishop of Hereford (171

A George II Britannia Silver hot water pot of baluster form, hallmarked London 1731 with Britannia silver marks and makers mark for Thomas Parr. The lid is hallmarked London 1835 together with makers

A George I Britannia Silver Tray Maker's Mark Obscured, London, 1726 monogrammed. hallmarked for Sterling to underside 52 ozt 5 dwt Width 19 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Charles and Lorrain

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

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER BALUSTER MILK PANLOWE & CO., MADRAS CIRCA 1855With a wood domed finial to the domed cover and turned handle29cm (11 1/2in) long401g (12.9 oz) gross

A George I Britannia standard silver octagonal sugar casterSamuel Welder, London1714height 6 1/4in (16cm); width 2 3/4in (7cm); weight approximately 7oz troy

Pair of George I Britannia Standard Silver Hexagonal Candlesticks. By William Bellassyse, London 1721. {Dimensions: 6 1/4 x 3 3/4 x 4 inches; silver weight 21.419 troy oz.}

A Set of Four George III Silver Candlesticks John Roberts & Co., Sheffield, 1808-9 each having an urn form candle cup with a gadroon band above the baluster form stem and circular foot, weighted. hall

A George V Britannia standard silver treasury inkstand, London 1926 by Crichton Brothers Of conventional form, rectangular form with moulded edges raised on four bun feet with hinged C scroll and knop

A SMALL GEORGE II IRISH SILVER BRANDY WARMER, Dublin c.1737, maker's mark of Thomas Sutton, the small concave body with spout and applied with turned wooden handle (c.4.2 troy ozs). 18cm wide

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER GOBLETS, JOHN KING, LONDON, 1769 the slightly bulging bowls each engraved with a coat of arms in a Rococo foliate cartouche, gilt interiors, bases chased below the waisted

A GEORGE VI SILVER 'PETER PAN' CHRISTENING SET by Robert Edgar Stone, London 1946, comprising a bowl and spoon, engraved with scenes and characters from Peter Pan, cased. Bowl 16.7cm diameter, 7.9 tro

A large George III silver goblet John Emes, London 1797 The bowl later chased with a hare coursing scene with a Gentleman to one side with two hounds and the opposite side with a hare emerging from b

with wood side lift handle, William Grundy, London, 1745-46, 3 5/8 in. H., 3 1/4 in. Diam.

A George I Britannia standard silver mug, London 1722 by Edward Barnett (reg. 18th Nov 1715) Of circular form with a moulded circular foot and moulded rim, the C scroll handle with simple thumbpiece.