George III Sterling Silver Dish Cross; Together with a Silver Plated Dish Cross

A George III Silver Dish Cross William Abdy II, London, 1801 together with a silver bowl marked HM, London, 1774. each hallmarked for Sterling 13 ozt 14 dwt Width 12 1/2 inches. Property from the Esta

DESCRIPTION: Antique George III sterling silver dish cross by Robert & David Hennel featuring four adjustable legs. Hallmarked in several locations.Total weight: 448 g. CIRCA: 1796 ORIGIN: English / B

A George III Silver Dish Cross Edward Aldridge, London, 1769 the arms with shell-form dish supports and raised on foliate-form feet and centered with a burner. hallmarked for Sterling throughout 17 oz

Richard Meach, London, 1770, 12 3/4 in. L, 17.8 ozt.

probably Edward Aldridge II, London, c.1766; urn-form central oil receptacle, with repousse cartouche and foliate motif, and chased armorial device, extending four arms, each with adjustable support a

Together with a silver plated dish cross, 2 pieces Losses to glazing, repairs, chip to base, dish cross lacking 2 end caps 5"h x 11-1/2"dia and 3-1/2"h x 11"dia Provenance: Ensigner Antiques

Comprising: a silver plated dome by Mappin and Webb, a French silver urn from the 19th century, a silver soldered open server by Reed and Barton, a Sheffield plate dish cross, and a cased set of sterl

Silver Plated Toast Rack having heart form central rack mounted to pierced design under-plate. Together with a pair of brass plated adjustable dish crosses. Used condition, wear, worn, surface distres

DESCRIPTION: Sterling George III dish cross. Thomas Daniel, 1778, London. Burner etched with human figure. Cross marked for London and TD. Burner marked for London, 1778, George III, and TD. MEASUREME

Item: George III Sterling Silver Dish Maker/Designer: Bateman? Origin: England Date/Period: 1801 Silver Purity: 0.925 Size: 6" diameter Item Weight: 132g Hallmarks: London 1801 A George III sterling s

British sterling silver adjustable dish cross with openwork feet and dish supports. London, 1763, by Edward Aldrich I. The burner is missing. 2.25"h x 11"w, and 9.82 ozt

A George II Silver Dish Crossmark of Edward Aldridge I and John Stamper, London (1754), shell form feet and shell form supports on adjustable base, each arm is capped by a rosette, no monograms. 4 in.

Early Georgian strawberry dish. A beautiful shaped circular 18th century strawberry dish decorated with inner “rib work” to the inside of the raised wall for highlights. The centre front h

Late George III Sterling Silver Meat Dish hallmarked London, 1803-1804, by Thomas Ellerton & Richard Sibley (active November 1803-March 1805), of circular form, with gadrooned rim quartered by shell-a

Pair of George III Sterling Silver Meat Dishes, maker WC, London, 1761 and 1765, silver shape with gadroon border and engraved crest with motto "Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense/Mutare Vel Timere Sperno", l.

DESCRIPTION: A Preisner Silver Company silver plated dish cross with adjustable sides and acanthus leaf motif on upper and lower supports, hallmarked "PS Co, EP"Â CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA D

Silver Plated Dish Cross, adjustable. Size: 4" H x 14" W x 14" D.

Two Vintage Silver Plated Dish Crosses, possibly Sheffield 11"w Provenance: One from Arthur Ackerman & Son, Inc., New York; Property from the Collection of Mimi Adler

(4) Georgian style silver plated dish crosses, 19th/20th c., largest: 13"l

English George III Sterling Silver Meat Dish Platter by Paul Storr, London. Circa 1816. Fully Hallmarked and Engraved Coat of Arms Armorial. Also Engraved "Boodle's" on the Bottom. Condition: Generall

English George III Sterling Silver Meat Dish Platter by Benjamin Stephenson, London. Circa 1783. Fully Hallmarked and Engraved with Armorial and Coat of Arms. Condition: Generally Very Good with Some

On a silver plated dish cross, 20th C. Bowl: 6"h x 11-1/2"dia. Dish Cross: 4"h x 13-3/4"dia. Provenance: Property from a Private Princeton, NJ Collection

A George Iii London sterling silver chafing dish / toasted cheese dish server by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I. Gadrooned rim with shell corners, the hinged domed cover, wood handle linked with chai

A George III sterling silver heraldic entree dish, London 1805 by John Edwards Of rectangular form with incurved sides and re-entrant corners, gadrooned rims. The pull off lid surmounted by a detachab