A WILLIAM IV SILVER MUG, London 1836, the bulbous bowl

An English William IV Silver Mug. Repousse decorated silver mug with scenes of children outside with a hunting dog. Hallmarked for London, 1836 and Charles Gordon 4" x 4.25" Wt: 5.55 ozt

William IV Sterling Silver Tureen hallmarked London, 1835-1836, by William Ker Reid (1787-1868; free 1814), of bulbous quarter-lobed oval form with everted acanthus-scroll rim and robust acanthus hand

London, 1836, William Bateman II, (registered 1827). The shaped octagonal tapering circular bowl, flared at the foot to conform in shape to the body, each of the eight sides with a bearded ramÂ’s h

hallmarked London, 1836, SH//DC (Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater), with oval form bowl and Queens pattern handle, total weight 28m, length 9.5cm

George III silver toddy ladle with gold plated 1787 silver shilling in the bowl, twisted baleen handle, no marks, 12.5 inches, kitchen scale 1.375 oz; Wm IV Silver meat skewer, London 1836, maker WJ,

Pair of William IV Sterling Silver Mugs, London, 1837, Charles Gordon, act. 1828-1840, tapered form with reeded bands and gilt wash interior, h. 3 1/4 in., w. 4 1/4 in., wt. 10.60 troy ozs.

A William IV sterling silver teapot, London 1836 by John Tapley Of panelled ‘gourd’ form upon four acanthus scroll bracket feet. The curved spout with a cast decoration of acanthus leaves

A William IV silver Christening mug, CF, London 1837 and three footed bonbon dishes of pierced spiral form, London 1888, approximately 265gm/Provenance: Beverston Castle

A Paul Storr William IV Silver Soup Bowl London, 1837 having an undulating gadroon rim, the border with an engraved coat of arms opposite two crests. hallmarked for Sterling on underside of border 21

William IV Sterling Silver Dessert Flatware, London, 1836, forks by Mary Chawner, act. 1834-1840, knives by Susanna Peppin, act. 1834-1839; incl. 6 dessert forks and 5 dessert knives, elaborately chas

A WILLIAM IV SILVER TRAY by Paul Storr, London, London, 1836 With applied rocaille border; silver weight approximately 35oz troy; length 15 3/4in (40cm). For further information on this lot please vis

A WILLIAM IV SILVER SHELL SHAPED SALTPAUL STORR, LONDON 1833The shell shaped bowl supported by a coral stem to a shaped oval foliate base, stamped 268 beneath11.5cm (4 1/2in) long362g (11.65 oz)

A William IV sterling silver fluted coffee pot by Paul Storr, London 1836 with engraved anthemion decoration, contemporary coat of arms, and flower finial marked by John Samuel Hunt 22 cm high, 820 gr

A Pair of William IV Parcel-Gilt Silver Shell-Form Salt Cellars Robert Garrard II, London, 1836 hallmarked for Sterling on feet 14 ozt 30 dwt   Width 4 1/8 inches. Property from the Collection of

Set of twelve English antique William IV solid silver dessert forks by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1836. Length approx. 17.5cm. Weight total approx. 21.21ozt, 660 grams. (12)

William IV English Heavy Sterling Silver Sauce Boat of Fine Quality by Benjamin Smith, London c. 1836. Repousse and chased with scrolling plumes and flowers, on scrolled feet and scrolling handle. Mon

A lot of sterling silver items including George IV silver tongs, William Chawner II, London, 1821; 19th century Gorham tongs in the Cluny pattern; a 1927 Gorham child's cup; a Towle footed bowl; a Dun

A William and Mary Silver Porringer or Bleeding Bowl with a George II Christening Mug, the porringer by John Richardson, London, 1691, lg. 7; and mug by Elizabeth Goodwin, London, 1735, ht. 3 3/4 in.,

dal contorno mistilineo, manici fogliacei, contenitore a frutto- usure Alt. cm 9, larg. cm 32- peso lordo gr 401 A WILLIAM IV SILVER INKSTAND, LONDON, 1837, MARK OF C.T. FOX- WEARS

A William IV sterling silver teapot, London 1832 by Richard Pearce and George Burrows Of compressed circular form upon a collet foot, with an applied central reeded band. The short spout opposite a pl

A William IV silver fish slice, London 1835 by Mary Chawner, fiddle and thread pattern, 32.5 cm, 7 ozt.

William IV silver mustard pot with blue glass liner, London, 1833-34, engraved interlocking script "MAW", width at base 2.5 inches, height (excluding ornament) 2 inches, kitchen scale: 6.875 oz (gross

William IV sterling silver centerpiece bowl, circular lobed form, the scalloped rim adorned with crisp and deep foliate ornamentation; the center section raised, with floral repousse border. Marked on

(1+1) William IV & Victorian silver tablespoons, London, 1835-40, with a George IV silver fish slice, London 1828, 9.35 TO