A late Victorian large silver cream jug, the lower body

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CREAM JUG, by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1897, with a reeded band; together with AN EDWARDIAN SILVER MUSTARD, by Isadore Leapman, Birmingham 1901, oval with pierced

A late Victorian silver set of a cream jug, a sugar basin and six tea spoons with tongs by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London 1893, the jug and basin of mid 18th century Irish form and emboss

A late Victorian silver three piece bachelor tea service, comprising teapot, twin-handled sugar bowl and cream jug, each of circular tapering form and ornately chased throughout with repeat pattern bo

A Victorian silver cream jug, mark of Charles Fox II, London 1837, of squat form, lower gadrooned, upper plain, gadrooned rim and foliate handle, raised on a pedestal foot, 9.9ozt Provenance: From the

Chinese Export Silver Cream Jug Late 19th century The melon-form body with panels chased with figures, dragons, birds and foliage, on a stylized cloud ring foot, the handle formed as a fully modelled

Henry Hobson & Son Sheffield Silver Plate Cream, stamped H.H & S., open sugar bowl and cream jug, cream jug handle broken, lower body melon form, raised on four bun feet, sugar bowl larger than cream

Pair of Late Victorian Sterling Silver and Glass Claret Jugs hallmarked Sheffield, 1896-1897, by W. & C. Sissons, each with a colorless glass urn-form body mounted in a waisted silver collar and foot,

A large early Victorian sterling silver milk jug, Birmingham 1839 by William Ryland (reg. Jan 1838) Of baluster form with lobed sides, all upon four acanthus leaf feet, a C scroll handle. The body wit

Late 19th century large coffee or hot water urn. Silver plated urn shaped body on four legs and square base. Having orchids in relief at waist, and sea serpent handles, round lid with sunflower finial

Four-piece English sterling silver tea service including coffee pot, teapot, cream, and large open sugar. Each piece with ribbed body and chased details to hand and rim, raised on four scroll feet. Th

A LATE VICTORIAN LARGE SILVER GOBLET by Kemp Brothers, Sheffield 1899, plain form, raised on a slender knopped stem issuing from a spreading circular foot, presentation inscription erased. 25cm high,

A Victorian silver cream jug with engraved decoration, hallmarked London 1860, maker George Richards Elkington. Approx. 5" high

A Victorian silver cream jug with floral and acanthus scroll decoration. Hallmarked London 1895 maker Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson). Approx 3 1/4" high

A Victorian silver cream jug, Vale Brothers, Birmingham 1889, pedestal ogee helmet form, embossed with floral garland bands between wrythen reeding, strap handle, stepped foot, 8.5cm high, 1.73ozt

A Victorian silver cream jug with fluted and embossed decoration. Hallmarked Birmingham 1894 maker J Sherwood & Son. 2 1/4'' high (44g)

DIMENSIONS APPROX 4x3x3CM.

DIMENSIONS APPROX 4x3x3CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest of

A GEORGE III SILVER MARROW SCOOP maker's mark indistinct, London 1769; together with two George III silver salt spoons, one marked for Hester Bateman, London 1785; and a Victorian silver cream jug, by

A small Victorian silver cream jug of baluster form and ornately decorated throughout with scrolling foliage, hallmarked Birmingham 1887. Together with a selection of other items to include a small Ed

A VICTORIAN SILVER DOUBLE-LIPPED CREAM JUG, by Arthur Sibley, London 1875, with twin handles, engraved to each side with a crest. 8.5cm high, 4.3 troy ounces

Victorian Hallmarked Silver Cream Jug, 5" High, 150 Grams.

Victorian Sterling Silver Cream Jug by Joseph Gloster. Classic Georgian style with gilded interiour. Hallmarked Birmingham 1902.. 45 gm.

Victorian Hallmarked Sterling Silver Cream Jug, 4 1/8" High, 90 Grams.

Two English silver cream jugs, both with rounded bodies, curved handles, and foliate motifs throughout. Raised on a scalloped foot. Marks for London, S W Smith & Co., 1901. H.: 10.2 cm (4 in.) 372g of