A George II Scottish silver Old English bright cut

A set of George III silver teaspoons in Old English pattern, bright-cut engraved decoration to each stem with initialled terminal, hallmarked Thomas Hayter, assumed London 1805. Together with a Russia

A George III silver Old English pattern teaspoon with bright cut decoration, hallmarked London c. 1780, maker Hester Bateman. Approx. 5" long

Old English form with bright cut decoration and gilded berry bowls. Marked Robert Gray & Sons, Glasgow, 1826.L.: 23 cm (9 in.) 131g of weighable silver.

A set of four Victorian silver egg spoons and a pair of George VI examples, John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, London 1886 and Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, London 1936, Old English Bright Cut Edge and

A collection of George III and later silver spoons A collection of George III and later silver spoons, to include a set of three old English pattern dessert spoons, London 1799, a bright-cut engraved

A set of 4 Victorian silver Old English pattern teaspoons with bright cut engraved decoration, hallmarked Sheffield 1875, maker Henry Wilkinson and Co. 5" long (4)

A PAIR OF SILVER GEORGE II OLD ENGLISH AND SHELL PATTERN BASTING SPOONS, Dublin c.1759, mark of Daniel Popkins, (5 troy ozs all in). Each 30cm long

A pair of George II silver table spoons, Marmaduke Daintrey, London 1747, Old English with double tongue heel, 20.5cm long, 4.26ozt (2)

by Edward Pocock, London 1732, 'Old English' pattern, crested, 7.9ozt gross (Dimensions: h: 32cm) (Qty: 2)(h: 32cm)Footnote: Provenance: From the collection of Lord Hastings

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER TEASPOONS, by Charles Dalgleish, Edinburgh 1814, Old English pattern, the handle terminals engraved with initials, cased; together with A SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN

London, stand with shell feet, scroll decoration, marks for 1756, 24.62 oz. T., 9-1/4 in.; with later five cut glass bottles, English silver tops (one bottle replacement), all unmarked;

A George III Scottish sterling silver teapot stand, Edinburgh 1789 by Patrick Robertson Of oval form with a cavetto edge and a bright cut engraved rim, all upon four fluted splay feet. The field engra

pierced lattice and bright cut decoration, with figural handles and claw feet. Edinburgh, c. 1800. James Dempster.Length (handle to handle) - 7 1/2 inchesLength (dish) - 5 1/4 inchesWidth (dish) - 4 i

A Pair of Scottish George IV Silver Berry Spoons Andrew Wilkie, Edinburgh, 1825 each having a bright cut handle with foliate decoration. each hallmarked for Sterling on underside 4 ozt 7 dwt Length 9

George III Neoclassical Sterling Silver Teapot, George (II) Smith & Thomas Hayter, London, 1799, mark reg. 1792, shaped oval with bright-cut engraving, h. 7 in., wt. 15 troy ozs.

An English George III Silver Teapot. Ovoid body teapot with bright cut floral decoration throughout and a shield cartouche on either side. Bearing hallmarks of Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, 18

English George III Sterling Silver Toddy/Punch Bowl c.1801 by John Emes, London, England. The Crisp Bright Cut Engraved Toddy Bowl is Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Excellent.Weight: 303.4g/9.75ozt.Dimen

English George III sterling silver tea caddy, Augustin Le Sage (United Kingdom, active c. 1758-1800), c. 1766, ovoid body, hinged lid with urn-form finial, bright-cut banding, center armorial cartouch

English George III sterling silver teapot stand, Robert Hennell I (United Kingdom, 1741-1811), c.1794, with bright-cut borders, raised on four small feet, London hallmarks, approx 7/8"h, 7.5"l, 5 3/8"

Two Antique English Silver Spoonsthe first a George III caddy spoon, mark of Duncan Urquhart and Napthali Hart, London (1799), with period bright cut engraving and monogram, shell form bowl (2 3/8 in.

A matched group of George III bright-cut flatware six dessert spoons, Richard Crossley, London 1786 and five for William Eley & William Fearn, London 1801 and one unascribed, all of Old English patter

A Collection of English Silver Tablewaresthe first a George II silver condiment set, the stand with marks for London (1735), rubbed's sponsor's mark, with replaced with bottles (with old solder repair

Decorated with bright cut engraving (with initials CD) and twist stem. Marked W & G in Old English script. Excellent condition. Circa mid 19th C. 10.25"" approx. 69 grams approx.

English Sterling Teapot by Crispin Fuller, London, 1793, oval fluted form, with bright cut engraving, wooden handle, lid finial, unengraved side cartouche, 5 3/4" high, 10 3/4" x 4", 13.49 ozt. Handle