A George II Irish silver scalloped dish by John

A George II Irish silver scalloped dish by John Hamilton, circa 1730, with a scalloped border, engraved with C-scrolls, the motto Re E Merito above a crest above WHC , 12cm (4 3/4in) diameter, 113g (3

A George III sterling silver salver, John Carter II, London, 1769, and a small Irish George II sterling silver tray, Dublin, 1730 Comprising a salver by John Carter II, London, 1769, with scalloped an

George II Irish silver-gilt two-handled cup and cover, John Lloyd, Dublin, c.1770, with Hibernia mark, later chased with eagles, fruit and flowers, vacant cartouche, later chasing over an inscription

A George II Silver Dish Crossmark of Edward Aldridge I and John Stamper, London (1754), shell form feet and shell form supports on adjustable base, each arm is capped by a rosette, no monograms. 4 in.

A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER CAULDRON SALTS, by John Muns, London 1758, each with scalloped reel rim, raised on three hoof feet, gilded to interior, engraved 'S / R * M' to underside; together with A LA

George II superb Irish silver table, with ball and claw feet, old finish, 26 3/4" h x 29 1/2" w x 17 1/2" d. Provenance: From a New Hampshire estate.

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

George II Irish sterling silver William Williamson handled cup, monogrammed, maker's mark and hallmarked: "WW / Dublin / Ireland," circa 1745. 4" H x 4.25" W over handle. Approx 6.57 ozt.

An early George II Irish sterling silver coffee pot, Dublin 1727, possibly by Robert Calderwood (active 1727-66) Of tapering cylindrical form upon a moulded foot, the wooden C scroll handle pinned to

A George II Irish sterling silver sugar bowl, Dublin circa 1750, by Samuel Walker (active 1731-69). Sides with repousse cartouche engraved with leopard head, bird with outstretched wings, and hunting

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS by John Hyatt & Charles Semore, London, 1759 height 11in (28cm). Footnotes: Provenance E. & C. T. Koopman & Son Ltd., London, 10 December 1985.

a base circolare, corpo svasato con incisa arma araldica, manici a volute; difetti Alt. cm 19,5, larg. cm 26; peso gr 945 A GEORGE II IRISH ARMORIAL SILVER CUP, 1729; DEFECTS

1751-52 London George II sterling silver scalloped pie crust edge salver tray on 3 scrolled feet with engraved cartouche on center 2" -14" 35.8 troy oz. weighable -crude repair to section of pie crust

A GEORGE II SILVER TEA KETTLE JOHN JACOB LONDON 1753 ogee shaped chased to the shoulders and domed lid with Rococo scrolls and foliage surrounding two cartouches engraved with a crest the leather insu

George II sterling silver spoon, John Spackman, London, apprenticed 1730, free 1737, 10 gr.

George II Irish Rococo sterling silver coffee or chocolate pot, the tapering body having hand chased floral, leaf, and shell repousse designs with bird's head spout, circular footed base, artichoke or

A GEORGE II SILVER SALVER, by John Swift, London 1736, shaped circular, raised on four shell-form feet. 33.5cm diameter, 39.1 troy ounces

A GEORGE II SILVER PORRINGER by John Payne, London 1746, with strap handles, engraved coat of arms within a cartouche, and gilded interior. 11cm high, 19cm across handles, 9.4 troy ounces

A George II silver porringer, A George II silver porringer, by John Payne, probably London 1746, with strap handles, a coat of arms within a cartouche, a part-wrythen, fluted body and a parcel-gilt in

A George II Silver Toddy Ladle John Gamon, London, 1735 with a wooden handle. Length 14 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Mary Southworth, Lake Forest, Illinois

An Irish George III Silver Dish Ring W. Townsend, Dublin, 1769 hallmarked for Sterling on cartouche 15 ozt 9 dwt Height 4 1/4 x diameter 8 1/2 inches. Property Sold to Benefit the Acquisition Fund of

George III Antique Irish Silver Salver - John Lloyd, Dublin, circa 1774, Diameter 8", 16 ounces

George III Irish silver fish slice, John Power, Letter dated 1811, Dublin, the shaped knife blade decorated with pierced and etched fish design, 12"l, approx. 4.3ozt Provenance: The Collection of Joy

George II Sterling Silver Shell-Form Footed Sweetmeat Dish made in London 1755 by A. Fogelberg. Weighs 70.8. Approximately 4.25 inches wide and 3.75 inches in depth. Please see pictures for any stampe