English Sterling Silver Lidded Footed Server

Made by Roberts & Belk circa 1905.H: approx. 8 1/2".W: approx. 13" from handle to handle.D: approx. 8".Weight: approx. 88.86 ozt.

Victorian English Silver Ram's Head Cobalt Lined Table Box 6.5''x5.5''. Pierced sterling silver footed server with wreath and putti motifs. Matching London hallmarks with date code for 1892. Monogramm

Lidded and footed vintage English sterling grade coffee pot. 11" high X 10" handle to spout. 22.8 ounces. scrap value 461.89. $15.00 DOMESTIC SHIPPING

E. S. Barnsley & Co Ltd., Birmingham, circa 1908, pierced three footed bowl with paw feet. James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, circa 1910, octagonal lidded urn with pierced pedestal and crown. Martin, Hall

most American, 20th century, including 14 sterling items: cake plate; eight bread and butter plate's two soup spoons; nut dish and hollow handle asparagus server; English silver lidded box; German sil

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

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.

George III London English sterling silver tea caddy by Herbert & Co, 1791. The body has deep floral and scroll engravings. The top is removable and has a flower finial. London maker's marks to the und

The repousse decorated hinged lid with a central cartouche. The edge of one side of the lid hallmarked with the Lion Passant and date letter ‘P’ as well as a partially obscured maker’s mark. Wei

This pair of English mid 1800's hand made footed shell dishes have English touchmarks. They Weigh 340 grams together and measure approximately 2.5" tall X 4.5" across X 4.5" deep each.

English sterling silver circular pedestal bowl with undulating reticulated border, openwork acanthine motif, on conforming foot. Hallmarked London 1903, makers George Jackson and David Fullerton. Heig

Decorated with coat of arms in center. Hallmarked for London, makers initials JP. Approx. 10 1/4" diameter. Approx. 18.8 ozt (585 grams). From the estate of Bent Ove Petersen.

Hallmarked with maker's initials KW&C. Decorated with coat of arms. Approx. 8 1/2" diameter. Approx. 11.7 ozt (364 grams). From the estate of Bent Ove Petersen.

Silver footed salver with decorations around rim and to feet. Maker Walker & Hall 1920. Weight Approx., 10.15 ozt Measures Approx., 8.2 in. diameter x 1 in. tall.Domestic Shipping: $25

DESCRIPTION: A group of (4) Sterling silver footed dishes/cellars decorated along the body with grapevine designs, stamped along the underside with English stamps. Total Weight: 360 Grams CIRCA: Early

DESCRIPTION: Antique English Sterling silver tri-footed gravy boat featuring cord design in relief around the rim, foliage in relief on the scroll form handle, and shell depictions at the feet and bas

English (London), date mark 1883, having chased scrolling relief decoration with later center engraving, " N Scott Whitney MB". High relief shell and scroll banding, raised on three legs. 1"h x 8-1/2"

Pair of elliptical English sterling silver footed salts with cobalt inserts, London, c 1798-99, maker's mark GB, with a pair of English sterling salt spoons, c 1800, 3.905 TO, along with Sheffield pla

Antique English sterling silver footed & pierced - Chester City mark - 5 1/2" tall x 6" tall x 4" wide; 11 troy oz.