GEO IV Fish Slice, London 1821 Henry & Charles Day

GEO IV Fish Slice, London 1821 Henry & Charles Day Silversmith 5ozt measuring 7.50"l

Fiddle pattern with engraved crests. Marked for Henry & Charles Day, London, 1821. L.: 30 cm (11 3/4 in.)235g of weighable silver

GEO IV Fish Slice, London 1825 by Thomas Wallis Silversmith 4.3ozt measuring approx. 11.50"l

William IV Fish Slice, London 1835 by David Phillips Silversmith Measuring 12.75"l 4ozt

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

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

A George IV sterling silver fish slice, London 1823 by William Chawner King’s pattern, double struck. The terminal engraved with a crest of upon a rock a paschal lamb, supporting with his sinis

Includes (2) English silver ladles - London, maker's mark of WE, 1825?; English silver fish server - London, John Henry & Charles Lias, 1835; English silver punch ladle - London, Mary Chawner?, 18

A GEORGE IV SILVER FISH SLICE, by Richard Poulden, London 1824, Kings pattern, double struck, the handle terminal engraved with initials 'JA'. 31.5cm, 7.7 troy ounces

A GEORGE IV SILVER FIDDLE, THREAD AND SHELL PATTERN FISH SLICE, London c.1823, mark of William Chawner; together with two London basting spoons, one bright cut London c.1783, mark of Thomas Wallis I a

1) George IV silver fish slice, maker RR, probably Robert Rutland, London, 1826-27, 13 in. L. (monogrammed), and 2) Continental silver stuffing spoon, unidentified maker, 13 1/2 L.; 11.40 ozt t.w.

George III sterling silver fish slice, the blade with pierced fish design, the terminal engraved with family crest, London, 1821, by William Eley and William Fern. 12.25" and 5.38 ozt

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER FISH SLICE by Charles Boyton (I), London 1837, Fiddle pattern, the pierced blade engraved with two fish and plantlife, initialled. 30.5cm long, 5 troy ounces

including a pair of Irish stuffing spoons with King style handles, marks for Dublin, 1801, Samuel Neville; George I marrow scoop, marks for London, 1725; fish server, marks for John, Henry & Charles L

A Victorian period sterling fish slice hallmarked for London, 1846 and the makers John and Henry Lias, and three forks and a spoon that are German and bear the 12 loth mark. Dimensions: From 8 3/4" to

hallmarked London, 1838, MC (Mary Chawner), in kings pattern, slice decorated with incised borders surrounding a pierced foliate center, total weight 219gm, length 33cm

English Georgian Sterling Silver Fish Slice dated 1824. London. 'TD' makers mark, lower case i date mark, George IV. 11 5/8'' long, 140g

John, Henry & Charles Lias, London, 1824. Rectangular, with rounded corners, gadrooned rim, the cover and each side of the dish with a chased armorial, 4 1/4 in. H overall, 9 1/4 in. W, 7 in. D, 23.2

A WILLIAM IV SILVER TOAST RACK by John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1832, with seven bars, the loop handle of C-scrolls and sweeping foliage, the rounded rectangular base rim gadrooned, raised on

George IV Sterling Silver Platter William, Charles and Henry Eley, London, 1824 Shaped oval with a gadrooned border. Length 20 1/4 inches (51.5 cm), approximately 61 ounces. C

John, Henry & Charles Lias George IV Old English pattern tablespoons, pair London, England, 1829 silver stamped hallmarks together with a William Eaton Fiddle pattern sauce ladle from 1828 spoons: 1 7

Four George IV to Early Victorian Sterling Silver Serving Pieces all London, including: a "King's" pattern fish slice, hallmarked 1826-1827, by William Eaton, with elaborately pierced scimitar-shaped

Charles Robert Leslie R.A. (1794-1859, PA/UK) watercolor of King Henry IV, part one Falstaff, with Chris Beetles Gallery label, London. 13" x 17.5" ss / 22.5" x 29.5" oa

LOUIS BROOKS' INTERNATIONAL BANTAM WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP BELT AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CHAMPION'S BELT, by Henry Charles Kerly, London 1908, the central embossed silver panel depicting two wrestler