Five English Silver Articles

Five English silver articles, including a small trophy covered cup, a glass bottle, cup, bowl and long container. Wm. Gibson and J. Langham, others. 14 ozT.

A Group of Five English Silver Table Articles Various Makers, Late 19th Century and Later comprising a salver, sugar bowl, waste bowl, creamer and bachelor's coffee pot. each hallmarked for Sterling 3

A Group of Five English Silver Table Articles Various Makers, 18th Century and Later comprising a George II brandy warmer marked for Ralph Maidman, London, 1737, a George III muffineer marked for Lond

A Group of Five English Silver Desk Articles 20TH CENTURY comprising a lidded inkwell, a letter opener, a magnifying glass, a shoe horn and a tortoise-mounted lidded jar. Length of ink stand 5 1/2 inc

Five English Silver and Silverplate Table Articles 19th/20th Century Comprising a Victorian silverplate and etched glass claret jug, a George V two-handled silver bowl engraved 'CJNR October 5, 1931',

ASSORTED LONDON ENGLISH STERLING SILVER ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising an open salt marked, two master salt spoons, and two table spoons with forward tipped handles, legible and illegible hallmarks

ENGLISH STERLING SILVER HOLLOWWARE ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising a set of two chocolate pots by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. of London with 1911 date marks having wooden handles, an open sal

DESCRIPTION: A lot of five sterling silver table articles, including two engraving napkin rings, a miniature pill box and a footed reticulated basket, and a sterling silver and glass inkwell, hallmark

The group includes an English silver plate tea and coffee service in the Georgian style together with four sterling weighted casters and five silver plate bowls by Graham, Wallace, International, Sher

A five piece lot comprised of three sterling table articles and two pieces of silverplate, total weight of sterling: 21.48 troy oz. To include: A sterling bowl: Dia- 11.25" An English silver creamer:

Collection of Silver Personal Articles in the Rococo Taste Four napkin rings: one English, two American, and one unmarked; small dresser jar {diameter 2 1/2 inches}; unmarked tea infuser; five matchst

A grouping to include a Russian silver dagger brooch, five Persian enameled spoons (most with stamped marks), and two English vinaigrette scent boxes. Spoons: approx. 5-1/2in long. | Philadelphia Metr

Five Sterling Table Articles, Comprising two weighted compotes, a footed bowl, a platter {diameter 10 inches}, and an English monogrammed flask {height 3 7/8 inches} {Total weighable silver 9.91 troy

Group of English Silver Articles Comprising: A Victorian table lighter modeled after an artillery cannon, inscibed 'Kirkee Races 1888, Pony Steeplechase, Won by Captain Coopers Pure Ruby'; mark of Sus

London/Birmingham, 20th century, all round with stepped scalloped borders, smallest with monogram, largest with inscription, 76.7 oz. T., 6 in. to 14 in.

7.5" H 3" DIAM 2 LB 3 OZ

English silver basket and spoons and pillbox, together with cups, cream and sugar in sterling silver. 2.5 ozt. total.

most probably London, 19th century, including asparagus tongs (marks for London, 1830 and the makers is probably William Chawner II), four sugar including three scissor tongs, various markers, 11.66 o

A Group of English Silver Articles various makers and dates, comprising two chambersticks, a pair of bottle holders, a standish with two glass inkwells, six demitasse spoons and a weighted bud vase.

Lot includes a pitcher in Dublin design by Matthew West [5" H] and a 19th century London silver two-handled bowl [5" H]. 16.9 ozt. In good condition.

Gadroon rim sauceboat on ball feet (Richard Sawyer, Dublin 1813). Small one-handle mug (William & John Deane, London 1763). 12.8 troy oz. Larger: 4"H

Five English silver mustard pots, with date marks from 1906 to 1929, various makers, Chester & London, of oval form with pierced decoration including trellis and strapwork, urn and floral motifs, engr

England, ca. late 18th and early 19th century. Three sterling silver articles, including a serving spoon by Sarah and John Burrows assayed in 1822, a rectangular snuff box by John Shaw date lettered 1

Five English silver mustard pots, with date marks from 1903 to 1928, various makers, Chester, Birmingham & Worcester, of oval form, pierced decoration with foliate and leaf scrolls, swags and paterae,