A George III Silver Wine Funnel, probably Nichola

A GEORGE III STYLE SILVER FUNNEL. Sheffield 1917. 111 grams. 16 cm x 10.5 cm.

A George III silver lidded tankard probably William Holmes, London 1771 Tapering cylindrical form, the simulated coopered body with two broad applied ribbed bands and vertical lines, the hinged cover

A pair of George III silver sauce boats, A pair of George III silver sauce boats, probably Abraham Portal, London 1768, each engraved with script initials to the side and 'HL' underneath, 17.2cm long,

A GEORGE III IRISH SILVER TWO-HANDLED CUP, probably by William Bond, lacking date letter, c.1790, with leaf-capped scroll-form handles and now boldly chased with flowerheads, engraved with a crest and

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER CANDLESTICKS, by Ebenezer Coker (probably), London 1765, each fluted column with Ionic capital issuing from a square stepped base with gadrooned border, with detachable sco

A GEORGE III SILVER WAITER by Ebenezer Coker (probably), London 1769, rounded hexagonal, with everted moulded rim, engraved to the centre with a crest, raised on three ball-and-claw feet. 17.5cm diame

A GEORGE III SILVER TOAST RACK, maker's mark HN (probably Naphtali Hart), London 1810, with seven bars, each comprising two intersecting circles, on four ball feet. 13.5cm high, 16cm wide, 12.3cm wide

A GEORGE III SILVER BOUGIE BOX, maker's mark indistinct, probably by William Lestourgeon (Grimwade 3893), c.1760, circular form with reeded borders, the hinged cover with swivel cutter. 6cm diameter,

Pr George III 2 Branch Candelabra, weighted bases and bodies, Birmingham, c 1800, maker MB, probably Matthew Boulton, stem of one needing repair, Pegasus rearing winged horse finials, with all nozzles

Maker's mark JS. Probably for John Swift. Gross weight: 31 ozt. (EPEN1522) (WT) Dimensions: 11" x 8.5"

1783 and 1816 respectively, the pot by James Young (the mark double struck with WC or WG in a rectangle probably for William Garrard), the stick marked for Solomon Haugham. Gross Weight: 24 ozt. PROVE

probably Edward Aldridge II, London, c.1766; urn-form central oil receptacle, with repousse cartouche and foliate motif, and chased armorial device, extending four arms, each with adjustable support a

A George III silver nutmeg grater, the ribbed barrel form with screw thread opening to a removable metal rasp. Hallmarked to both ends, probably Birmingham 1800. Length measuring 4 cm, weight excludin

George III Silver Sugar Caster, London 1773-4, maker Thomas and Jabez Daniel, marked to base and to flange of the top, probably a bottle from a cruet stand, 6 7/8" h,

N RAMSON, LONDON. A GEORGE III SILVER PAIR CASE VERGE POCKET WATCH the unusual enamel dial with original beetle and pocket hands lettered instead of numerals THOMAS MACHAN probably the owner. The sign

A George III silver tankard, tapering form on circular foot, looped and crested handle, monogram within wreath. Clear marks to base, probably Charles Wright, London, 1769. 232g H. 8.5cm (3 3/8in)

Fitted with seven accessories, push closure with hinged lid. Silver is unmarked, probably George III. H 9.5cm (3 3/4in) Bidders living outside of Canada are warned toproceed with care before bidding o

Early George III Sterling Silver Salt Cellar hallmarked London, 1768-1769, probably Elizabeth Muns, circular cauldron form, with threaded band and raised on three stepped-crested and -pad feet, the in

Signed George III Chinoiserie English silver lidded tea caddy displaying figural depictions and a floral decorated finial. London, most probably Abraham Portal, 1754. Total approx. weight is 15.69 tro

A George III sterling silver twin handled cup and cover, London 1790 by Thomas Howell of Bath (probably) Of rounded circular with twin reeded loop handles upon a tall pedestal circular foot with reede

London, dated 1799-1800, indistinctive maker's mark, with removable cobalt blue glass liners (chipped); together with a pair of Continental silver open salts, probably Hanau, with cobalt liners (possi

Probably: Henrietta & William Eastwick (1801- 1815), George III, Sterling silver ladle, Great Britain, London (1810) Louche en argent sterling, poinçons au dos Sterling silver ladle, hallmarks on the

Table British, probably late 18th century, figured single-board mahogany top, conforming frame with pierced corner brackets and fretwork cross-stretchers, 22 x 26 x 18 in. stretchers likely replaced (

George III 'Onslow' Pattern Sterling Silver Soup Ladle, London, circa 1770 (date mark obscured), probably Thomas Evans & George Smith III, the ladle with slightly scrolled handle ending in scrolled t