AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH SILVER MEAT SKEWER

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY ENGLISH SILVER MEAT SKEWER together with another similar skewer. 4oz. (2)

English (London), 18th-early 19th century. A group of three sterling meat skewers, dated ca 1784-1827, examples by George Smith III & William Fearn, William Sumner I and Charles Eley, a sterling fiddl

Antique early 18th century English silver candle or marriage cup, with figural handles and cartouches with relief floral motifs, marked "David Williams London 1712". (5.9 oz.). [3" H x 5 1/2" Diam.].

Large early 18th century footed English silver central with central familial crest. London city stamps, maker's mark of Francis Nelme, and date letter of 1730. Total approx. weight is 97.04 troy oz. F

An 18th Century English Silver Meat Platter. George III Oval Platter with gadrooning border and bearing the family coronet and crest of Richard Pemell Viscount Lyons made in London by Robert Sharp in

An early 18th C English silver two-handled posset or caudle cup with a fluted lower section and S-form handles. Pierced engraving to the upper centre with B R / G F / 1706. Hallmarked to theunderside

GEORGE III ENGLISH STERLING SILVER MEAT SKEWER 19th century English sterling silver meat skewer, Charles Lias maker's mark on underside, donkey over crown design on other side.  Size: 8.5"

An antique early 18th-century English Georgian sterling silver strainer with a single handle. A symbol of a hand with a crescent moon is engraved on the side. London assay mark. Circa: 1758. Weight: 6

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. late 18th to early 20th century CE. A fine collection of 18 sterling silver utensils! All are for dining except for a letter opener blade. Included is a sifting ladle

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A pair of antique tablespoons made from sterling silver with the maker marks for George Smith III, ca. 1774. The spoons ar

Including an early (18th c) English example. 4.8 troy ounces Condition: GoodTemp No 8397

(4) early English silver spoons, 18th c. or earlier, England, apostle spoon and others, one dated 1721, three with old worn hallmarks, 7.75"h (largest), approx. 7.10 ozt. (total)

Three George III sterling silver meat skewersLondonearly 19th centuryComprising a pair Samuel Hougham, 1802 and another Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, 1809, with heraldic or other engraving.large

English sterling silver clock with its sterling silver case. Early 18th Century L: 10 cm, H: 11,4 cm (H: 4,5 inch, L: 4 inch)

2 early silver English pocket watches, Wm. Webster, London 3054, hallmarked case, with key, winds but runs erratically, outer case has paper label "H. Tanis, Watchmaker& jeweler, 40 Main Street, Patte

most London, early to mid 18th century, eight similar spoons including set of three rattail back and lion heraldic on back, marks for 1736, partial maker's mark; one spoon with shell bowl, partial mar

Late 19th/Early 20th Century. The underside of the cover with the maker’s mark H.B. & H. The dome with removable bead and scroll handle and lower border, engraved with a crest and a Greek key band,

London, all late 18th/early 19th century, assembled set all with reeded bases and bead borders, wooden handles and finials, including 12-1/2 in. coffee, marks for John Wakelin & William Taylor, 1782;

early/mid 19th century, fused plate dome top meat cover, dart and egg board, scroll handle, let in shield on one side, opposite side with heraldic device of bull and crown, marks for J. Dixon & Sons.,

most London, late 18th/early 19th century, including helmet form creamer with weighted wooden base; pear form creamer; condiment, pierced sides with bird and floral decoration, and blue glass liner; b

late 18th/early 19th century, including two serving spoons; nine dessert spoons; pierced ladle; ten teaspoons with engraved decoration; four tablespoons; butter knife, most with monograms, various mak

late 18th/early 19th century, including Newcastle: 1795, Robertson & Darling ladle; pair of serving spoon, 1789, Christian Ker Reid, London: 1764, possible James Jennings, punch ladle; 1809, Mary & El

Late 18th/early 19th century. Fully marked and maker's mark (slightly rubbed). 15.5 cm high

London, late 18th/early 19th century, including four dessert spoons with round handles, monograms, marks for Hester Bateman, London, 1787, 7-5/8 in.; six teaspoons with engraved decoration, monograms,