Richard Crossley & George Smith IV - Cuillère - George

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

THREE SILVER SIFTER SPOONS including a Fiddle pattern sifter, by Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, London 1810, engraved with a monogram; etc. (3) Crossley & Smith 15.5cm long, 3.7 troy ounc

A group of assorted London silver flatware. Includes: 1 Stuffing or Basting spoon, marks for Richard Crossley and George Smith, 1810, 12 1/2"L; 1 Berry Spoon with repousse gilt bowl, marks for Edward

Pair of George Smith IV Sterling Silver Sauce Boats. 7 ozt. Ht. 3 1/2" L 5 1/4". A Private East Aurora, NY Estate.

A GROUP OF GEORGIAN SILVER FLATWARE PIECES by various makers, London, late 18th-early 19th centuries In the Old English pattern, makers including George Smith IV, Solomon Hougham, William Eley & Willi

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT GEORGIAN SILVER BERRY SPOONS, two Irish examples mark probably of Michael Keating, and six English examples, London, c.1799, mark of George Smith IV (2); c.1804 (3), c.1813 (1) a

group of 12 early 19th c. London Hanoverian style lapped sterling silver table spoons including set of 6 1799-1800 Thomas Wallis II spoons, 2 1799-1800 George Smith IV spoons, and two with illegible h

English sterling silver fork marked for 1796, George Smith IV, and a spoon marked for 1797, William Eley and William Fearn, both London makers. Combined weight 6.6 ozt. [12" L] In good condition.

George II British sterling silver footed cream pot with scroll handle, London, 1733, by Richard Gosling. George IV British sterling silver sugar tongs, London, 1827, by Robert Rutland. Cream pot 3"h x

Pair of English silver Adams' style shakers and open salts, late 18th c. by Richard Crosley and George Smith. Shakers: 7"h / Open salts: 2.5"h x 2.5"base 7 total troy oz

Details: George Patton IV autographed 8 x 10" glossy photograph. Shows light age and wear. George Smith Patton IV (December 24, 1923 – June 27, 2004) was a major general

Mixed group of English Sterling silver: a George IV ladle by Richard Poulden, London, 1823, a George III gravy by Solomon Royes, London, 1815; a small engine turned tray by Asprey, 20th c.; a pair of

A GEORGE IV SILVER FISH SLICE, by Richard Poulden, London 1824, Kings pattern, double struck, the handle terminal engraved with initials 'JA'. 31.5cm, 7.7 troy ounces

A George IV Silver Teapot Richard Pierce & George Burrows II, London, 1829 having repousse decoration and a pheasant form finial marked  25 ozt 15 dwt Height 7 x width 11 1/4 x depth 7 1/4 inches.

1826 Great Britain King George IV Penny. Nice!

With George Smith label underneath. On casters. Custom ordered by Richard Mervis Designs, with label underneath. Down-filled cushions. Dimensions: H 33" x W 84.5" x D 36" x SH 18"Condition: Light sign

George IV Silver Vegetable Dish and Cover Partially marked with lion passant, possibly marked for Chester, 1820, maker's mark for Richard Wilson. 13 in. wide (over handles), 45.2 oz. approx. gross wei

Set of Six George IV Table Spoons Three with mark of Richard Pearce, London, 1820; three with mark of Richard Pearce, London, 1821; all engraved with a heraldic device. 9 in. long, 20 oz. approx. weig

A George IV silver fiddle pattern salt spoon with gilded bowl, hallmarked London 1827, maker Richard Britton. Approx. 4" long Category Silver & Silver-plated items

George IV period, 1822, Edinburgh crest on handle, 5 to underside, 6 7/8L 2.39ozt. Provenance: Dr. Richard Rasner

Richard Crossley (1782-1813) Grande-Bretagne / Great Britain, Londres / London (1796) Pince à sucre (George III) Pince à sucre en argent sterling, poinçon à l'intérieur Sterling silver sugar tong

1756, A voyage round the world, in the years MDCCXL, I, II, III, IV. By George Anson, Baron, (1697-1762) and Richard Walter (1716? -1785). The ninth edition, London. Leatherbound. As is. Numerous Maps

[Exploration] Anson, George and Richard Walter. A Voyage Around the World, in the Years MDCCXL, I, II, III, IV. By George Anson, Esq; Commander in Chief of a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships, sent upon

Two volume set bound in period leather "The Life of Mr. Henry Dodwell, With an Account of his works…", by Francis Brokesby, printed by George James for Richard Smith, 1715. Volume I: Frontis, Title