A set of six George III sterling silver table forks, London 1792 by William Sumner II

Duke of Leinster - A set of six George III sterling silver table forks, London 1774, no makers mark King's Hourglass pattern, double struck with union shell heel. The reverse engraved with a crest of

A set of six George III sterling silver salts, London 1799 by William Abdy II Each of oval navette from upon an oval pedestal foot with reeded rims, each side with scroll terminals. Each engraved with

A set of six George III silver fiddle pattern table forks, by Thomas Wallis (II) & Jonathan Hayne, London 1814, crested (crane with fitched cross and bow), 20.25cm, 14.99oz

4 George III Sterling Silver Table Serving Spoons. 2 London, 1798, George Brassier; London, 1791, William Sumner; London, 1797, Maker obscured, 247 gr.

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER DESSERT FORKS AND AN ASSOCIATED FORK by Thomas & William Chawner, London 1768, Old English Hanoverian pattern; together with an associated crested fork. (7) 17cm lon

An assembled George III gilt-washed sterling silver dessert service for six in elm storage box William Chawner II, William Eley & William Fearn, and William Eley II, London, 1817, 1818, and 1827 Compr

A Set of Six George III Silver Teaspoons William Turner, London, Circa 1765 the handles bearing the bright-cut monogram 'A/ LS'. each hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle 2 ozt 10 dwt Length

A George III Silver Cruet Set Thomas Pitts, London and William Sumner, London, Late 18th Century the stand marked for Pitts; most service items marked for Sumner. each item hallmarked for Sterling Hei

A matched set of six George III sterling silver tablespoons, London 1773/74/75 by Hester Bateman Each of Old English Feather Edge pattern. Two engraved with a crest of a double ended wyvern (?), the o

A set of six George III sterling silver dessert spoons, London 1779/80 by Hester Bateman Old English pattern, engraved with initials F in cursive script. Each fully marked (one for 1779). (6) Length �

An early George III sterling silver coffee pot, London 1762 by William Shaw II and William Preist (reg. 12th Oct 1749) Of baluster form upon a spreading circular foot, the cast shell capped moulded cu

A set of six George III silver dinner forks, George Smith III, London 1784, Fiddle and Thread pattern, 21cm long, 14.50ozt (6)

A set of six George III silver dinner forks, George Smith III, London 1785, Fiddle and Thread pattern, 21cm long, 14.43ozt (6)

NO RESERVE - A SET OF SIX ANTIQUE GEORGE IV STERLING SILVER DINNER FORKS, CHARLES ELEY, LONDON 1826 in King's Husk pattern, the reverse of the handles with engraved crests, 20.5cm / 8.1", 624g / 20.05

NO RESERVE - A SET OF SIX ANTIQUE GEORGE IV STERLING SILVER DESSERT FORKS, CHARLES ELEY, LONDON 1826 in King's Husk pattern, the reverse of the handles with engraved crests, 17.5cm / 6.9", 371g / 11.9

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III OLD ENGLISH BEAD TABLE FORKS THOMAS NORTHCOTE, LONDON 1785 Incuse duty mark, engraved with a crest 402g (12.95 oz)

A Set of Five George III English Silver Forks. Hallmarked for London, 1801, William Eley and William Fearn. Engraved with a crest on the reverse Length 7 5/8" Wt: 10.45 ozt

hallmarked London, 1791, with tapering handles set with crests surrounded by c-scroll decoration and gilt scalloped shaped bowls, decorated with fruit, total weight 153gm, length 17cm

hallmarked, London, 1773, William Fern, in Hanoverian pattern, incised initial H over W E, total weight 118gm, (2)

Set of Four George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellars hallmarked London, 1794-1795, by William Frisbee (1761-1820; free 1712), navette pedestal form with upswept ends, with reeded rim and arched handles

A set of six George III silver tub salts, by Joseph Angel II, London 1816/17, of circular form lavishly decorated with repoussé decorations of foliage and flowers, with shell and leaf borders and blu

A George III sterling silver sugar bowl and milk jug, London 1812 by William Bateman II Of hemispherical form upon a collet foot, the bodies with half-fluted decoration and everted gadrooned rims. The

A George III sterling silver double tea caddy, London 1780 by James Mince and William Hodgkins II Of oval cylindrical form with beaded rims, the hinged flat lid surmounted by a detachable pineapple wi

hallmarked, London, 1791, W.S (William Sumner), with narrowing tapering handle and oval bowl, total weight 116gm, l 30.5cm