An English sterling silver cup and cover, London, 1908, William Comyns&Sons

24by36cm. (handles included), 2.623gr. weight

An English Silver Cup and Cover Wakely and Wheeler, London, 1908 hallmarked for Sterling to body 16 ozt 11 dwt Height overall 9 1/2 inches.

19th c. English Sterling Silver Demitasse Cup, Saucer & Spoon Set, by silversmith Josiah Williams & Co. (George Maudsley Jackson), London, 1891, cup with CRM monogram, in a fitted leather presentation

ENGLISH STERLING FOOTED AND COVERED BUTTER DISH engraved as a trophy, Mortimer Challenge Cup, 1955. Open porringer handles, pierced liner and finial cover. D. & J. Wellby Ltd. London. Diameter, 4 1/8&

English Sterling Silver Cup, London, 19th Century, Assay Marks Rampant Lion, Leopard Head, L, And Victoria Cameo, Lewis Landsberg Makers Mark Ll574 Underside, Repousse Body With Flowers And Cartouche

English Sterling Silver Caudle Cup London, 1721. 6 troy ounces. Ht. 3 1/4 in. For new customers purchasing silver, gold, or jewelry, we require payment by wire or check

English sterling silver trophy cup, William Hutton & Sons Ltd., c.1903, engraved "Trooper H. Brace No. 4 Troop, D Squadron E.I.Y., Musketry, 1903," Sheffield hallmarks, approx 4.5"h, 2.25"diam, 2.71oz

An Elizabeth I sterling silver communion cup cover (paten), London 1569, makers mark a millrind in a shaped cartouche (unidentified) Of conventional form, circular with a domed centre surmounted by a

Including one English sterling silver goose head (London, 1908) and possibly a salesman sample, one novelty English sterling silver perfume vial (Birmingham, 1906), and one with a horn snuffmull. L. o

English Arts & Crafts sterling silver cup, London, 19th/20th c., manner of Charles Robert Ashbee, 2.75"h x 7"w, approx. 6.3 ozt

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

An English sterling silver oval tray, London, 1829, William Bateman, 50by37cm., 2.000gr. weight

George III Sterling Silver Cup and Cover, George Cowles, London, 1789. Of urn form, the elongated reeded handles dividing into leaf terminals, beaded borders and rims, not monogrammed, the cover with

St Paul's Tennis Club 1930 Women's Tennis Champions English Sterling Silver Trophy. Loving Cup hallmarked London 1925. Comes on Wood base with additional Sterling plaques for trophy winners 1930 throu

Pair of Hester Bateman Sterling Silver Two-Handled Cups and Covers, London, 1784, each vase form, concave cover with urn finial, elongated loop handles with foliate terminals, spreading circular foot

(lot of 5) English sterling silver cups, by Adrian Gerald Benney, London, second half 20th century, each set with a polished band above fine hammering, and resting in a fitted Gerald Benney Beenham ho

A George IV sterling silver trophy goblet or cup, London 1823 by William Bateman Of everted circular form upon a spreading circular foot with fluted edge and knop. The body with half-fluted decoration

Good Pair of Victorian Sterling Silver Stirrup Cups hallmarked London, 1883-1884, by William Leuchars, of rhyton form, each with a base in the form of a winged griffin's head, the cup with repousse fe

Pair of William Comyns (London) English sterling silver reticulated centerpiece bowls, with floral motif decoration and raised on pierced and scrolled feet, hallmarks stamped underside. Approx: 59.64

Two English Sterling Silver Two-Handled Cups Comprising one marked London, 1791, probably Peter and Ann Bateman, height 6 inches; and the second covered example marked Crichton, London, 1917, height 1

Lot of 4 English sterling silver cups with horseshoe inside. 2 Links London. 2 unmarked. 2 7/8"h x 2 3/8"dia

Emblazoned salver in English hallmarked sterling silver by William Peaston, London 1787. Seat with coat of arms engraved with an arm holding a sword in which a snake is wound. Weight: 2.276 Kg Diamete

Early 19th century English Sterling Silver two handle Caudle Cup with relief decoration. London. 1711-12. Makers mark not identified. 6-1/2" w. 3-7/8" high. 9.0 ozt.

An early 19th century English Sterling Silver Teapot by William Bateman, London. Oval body with scrolled handle and floral repousse decoration on four ball feet. Impressed hallmarks, London, 1821. 32.