A HM silver salt on 3 feet bearing hallmarks for London

A pair of sterling silver open salt cauldrons with flared rims and three feet each. Hallmarks on the bottom indicate maker John Munns 1763 London, England. 2.5" in diameter by 1.5" 3.3 t oz

A Pair of Georgian Silver Shell Dishes. Each with an engraved oval medallion at the handle. Raised on shell form feet. Bearing hallmarks of London, and an obscurred date mark 1.25" x 5.25" x 6"

late 19th century. oyster form vessel atop shell feet, bearing hallmarks. H1" W4 7/8" 2.9 oz

Four sterling silver footed salt & pepper shakers retailed by Tiffany & Co bearing London hallmarks Approx 4.5 ozt

Fitted with 3 branches, bearing London hallmark, by silversmith Henry Wilkinson & Co., dated 1893, approximate height 20", with weighted bases, approximate weight 122.9 troy ounces.

A set of four (4) English sterling silver tripod footed master salt dishes. Round form with floral bunting and lion faces above paw style feet. Gold gilt interiors. Bearing hallmarks. Engraved crest f

2 Left bearing hallmarks on bottom with repousse designs, 1 Right with bulbous features having no hallmark.

A Group of Georgian Silver Flatwareincluding: a pair of knife rests with London (1827) hallmarks; (3) pairs of salt spoons; a single salt spoon; a butter knife; a King's pattern serving spoon with Lon

(lot of 4) English and American silver plate tableware, comprising: (1) oblong serving tray, having undulating pierced gallery, foliate scroll feet, bearing Prill Silver Co. hallmark, approx 3"h, 24"l

19TH C. STERLING SILVER ROCOCO DOLPHIN SALT CELLARS 19th century English sterling silver salt cellars with spoons, featuring Rococo dolphins on the feet, and as the handles. London hallmark, and maker

19th century Chinese export silver open salt in round shape on 3 ball feet. Decorated on the side with a floral spray and inscribed R. D. Excellent crisp work, in very good condition, 4 hall marks on

An English Silver Salver. George V silver salver is raised on three scroll feet. Underside is stamped "Chrichton Bros London & New York". Bearing hallmarks of London, 1934. Interior of salver is engra

Sterling Silver Service for 8. "Queen Anne" pattern by James Robinson, bearing hallmarks for London, 1994. 8 each, tea,dessert and soup spoons; lunch and dinner knives, lunch, salad and dinner 3 tine

Victorian sterling silver 3 pc. teaset Bearing hallmarks for London, 1850, makers mark "DHCH" for Daniel and Charles Houle. Hand chased, sceoll handles, raised on scrolled feet. total weight 52.7 ozt.

English Sterling Silver Tea Set and Cruet Set. Comprising a 3 piece tea set and a cruet set bearing hallmarks for London, 1847. Gross total approx. weight 33 ozt. [ 2 sterling topped bottles not weigh

Set of Four Victorian Silver Salt Cellars, Mark of Alexander MacraeLondon (1865), each with hand chased floral repousse decoration, bead course rims, raised on (3) hooved feet, with armorial monograms

Elaborate repousse, the underside with Karl Kurz Hanau marks and English import sterling hallmarks: London, 1903, maker's mark "TH." 1" H X 3.5" W X 1.5" D. Approx. 1.2 ozt. Some rubbing to details.

London hallmarks, 1888 made by Charles Stuart Harris. Repousse floral salts with three shell feet and cobalt glass inserts. Matching spoons. Inserts have some minor regrinding. i.5"h. 2.5"d. Fitted le

Pair Georgian Sterling Silver Footed Open Salts. Monogrammed MGW. English hallmarks London 1760. Light dings or in good condition. Measures 1-1/2" H, weighs approx. 3.61 troy ounces.

18th century sterling silver English large salver with 3 feet and fancy engraved arabesques with center coat of arms design. Hallmarks for John Carter II, London 1770-71. Size: 12.5 in diameter and 1.

DESCRIPTION: A set of victorian sterling silver salt cellars, each cellar features a waved design atop spherical feet. Stamped underneath with victorian hallmarks. Total Weight: 50 Grams CIRCA: late 1

By Beare Falcke, working London (1864-1868) along with matching salt spoons bearing English hallmarks and makers mark of R&K. Good condition throughout. 101 grams standard Sold from the collection of

the first with Hester Bateman sponsor's mark, London (1782) hallmarks, oval form with neoclassical cut work and engraving, raised on four ball and claw feet, with cobalt glass liner (1.55 troy oz., 2

English sterling silver sugar caster/ muffineer, CJ Vander Ltd., c.1983, pierced lid with finial, rising on a pedestal foot, London hallmarks, monogrammed M, approx 7.25"h, 3"diam, 7.97ozt Start Price