English Sterling Silver Footed Cup

Early 19thc. English Sterling Silver Footed Cup. Fully Hallmarked and with Makers Mark. Condition: Generally Good, Some Dents on the Bottom Rim Due to Age. Dimensions: H- 5.25", Dia- 3". Weight: 5.85o

A Georgian English gilt sterling silver footed cup with handle by Francis Clark. Date marks for London, 1774. Hand chased floral design with foliate scrolls. Weight: 4 ozt Measures: 2.25 inches Diamet

Four English Sterling Silver Teawares: Comprising a footed cup with repousse floral garland headed by female masks, Birmingham, circa 1872; a bachelor teapot fitted with wood handle by S. Blanckensee

DESCRIPTION: Antique decorated sterling english cup. Features three round feet and traditional english hallmarks on the underside. Made by James Deakin & Sons. Total Weight: 88 grams CIRCA: Early 20th

(2) Pieces of 19th Century English sterling silver. (1) Tea caddy, city hallmark for Dublin Measures 3.25" x 2.5" x 4.5". (1) Three footed cup from the Sarah Hanley Estate, hall marked and inscribed t

(4 piece) English Victorian sterling silver youth service, Hilliard & Thomason, c.1862, in the Rococo taste, hollow handles with sterling ends, Birmingham hallmarks, including: (1) footed cup, with sc

2-1/5"dia. Together with a 935 and enamel cup, an English sterling footed cup, an two silver cups similarly decorated, 3"h and appx. 9 t.o. without the enamel cup

with four egg cups on a footed tray, 8" high 18.1 troy ounces

Sterling silver footed basket and child's cup, by Gorham; an openwork bowl holder, bearing English silver hallmarks; and 9 sterling silver nut dishes. Total weight 11.565 ozt.

Good English Eight-Piece Sterling Silver Sorbet Service, hallmarked Sheffield, 1951-1967, by Mappin & Webb, with eight footed sorbet cups with openwork imbricate decoration, crested handles and fitted

A vintage Yacht Club racing trophy cup. Crafted of English sterling silver. Classical design with large footed chalice form body decorated with opposing elevated handles and an encircling raised repou

1st item: English sterling silver sugar bowl having a lobed body with repousse flower in cartouche decoration, shaped rim and footed base with gilt wash interior. Marks for Richard Sibley, London, 186

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&

Sterling Silver Coddled Egg Caddy, English 20th C. Comprising 4 spoons, 4 egg cups and a footed stand. Bearing hallmarks for London, 1897. Spoons are a later addition. Total approx. weight 24.4 ozt (M

Monogrammed, together with an English sterling chased hoof footed cream jug, monogrammed and crested, an English Silver tea strainer and cup, hallmarked Crichton, London, 1904, total weight approx. 12

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

ENGLISH HALLMARK, S & SN FOOTED STERLING SILVER TRAY. 20" L. APPROX 2905 GRAMS.

George III Ebenezer Coker English Sterling Silver Footed Tray Salver, 1768. Engraved Greene coat of arms to the center with the motto: "Nec Timeo fear nor despire" - I neither fear nor despise. Unders

English sterling silver footed tray, London, 1809, with gadrooned sculpted edge and floral embossing, the center with a squirrel and peacock. Appx 17 1/4"dia, appx 63 ozt. Very good condition.

An English sterling silver footed salverGoldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., Ltd., London1936diameter 12 1/4in (31cm); weight approximately 31oz troy Provenance:Property from the Collection of Craig Wright

An English sterling silver tray of circular form having a shaped foliate edge and chased design, raised on paw feet. Monogrammed and hallmarked "JR" with 1749 date mark. 1-3/4in tall x 13-3/4in diamet

English Sterling Silver Footed Tray with scalloped beaded edge and claw and ball feet. 17 1/4" diameter. 56.5 ozt Good Condition.

An English sterling silver footed bowl and salvervarious makers19th-20th centuryThe bowl Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1898, the salver Mappin & Webb, Birmingham, 1930.height of bowl 5 1/2in (14cm);

London, 18th C., probably Richard Rugg or Richard Rew; together with a sterling silver footed salver Appx. 37 t.o.