George Sharp "Ball" Sterling Silver Cream Dipper

A circa 1870 sterling silver spoon with engraved decoration and a ball terminal, with original case as pictured.    Dimensions: 9 1/2" long, the approximate weight is 2 troy ounces. The

George III sterling silver cream pitcher, London, 1811, Solomon Hougham with a square shape, curved sides, wide lip, and ball feet. 180 gr. h.4 in L 5 1/2 in

Attr. to George Sharp Sterling Silver Gothic Serving Pieces. Monogrammed. 5.5 ozt. Max. L 9 1/2" W 2 3/4".

This is a fine sterling silver ladle with wonderfully detailed and beaded finial of detailed line work, which is a typical trademark of George Sharp silver-work. It also has a hexagonal stalk that lea

WILLIAM GRUNDY, ENGLISH GEORGE II STERLING SILVER CREAM POT / JUG, baluster-form well with a short curved spout and engraved sitting dog to side, topped by a hinged lid with finial, having carved wood

Two George III Sterling Silver Cream Pitchers, London, 1795 and 1804, makers marks rubbed, h. 5 1/8 in. and 4 1/4 in., combined wt. 8.25 troy ozs

George II Sterling Silver Diminutive Cream Jug, struck to underside with maker's marks of Elizabeth Goodwin, London, 1730, with sparrow beak spout above a baluster form body on stepped circular foot.

A George III sterling silver cream jugPeter and William Bateman, London1807Monogram: AF.height 3 1/2in (9cm); length 4 1/4in (11cm); width 2 3/4in (7cm); weight approximately 3oz troy Provenance:

George III Sterling Silver Cream Boat with animalistic hoof feet made in London 1771 by S. Herbert. Please see pictures for any stamped hallmarks or other marking. Weighs 77.8 g. Approximately 4.5 inc

Hallmarks date this piece to 1768 London. Measures 10 1/2"L x 3" widest point. Weighs 55 grams. See photos for details. This item is available for local pickup in Glenview, IL, or via shipment through

NO RESERVE - AN ANTIQUE GEORGE III STERLING SILVER CREAM / MILK JUG, DUNCAN URQUHART & NAPHTALI HART, LONDON 1802 the body chased with flowers and scrolls, 14.5cm (spout to handle), 131g / 4.20 troy o

George III sterling silver cream pitcher, Hester Bateman, London, 1789, tall looped handle, triple monogram within bright a cartouche, on bright cut spreading foot and rectangular base, some bending t

George III sterling silver cream pitcher plus Continental silver hinged snuff box. 1st item: English sterling cream pitcher, helmet shaped with scroll handle, bright cut floral sprays and bow with cen

George II sterling English silver cream boat and a George III caster, the cream boat struck to underside with maker's marks of David Willaume II, London, 1731 and the caster with marks of Augustin Cou

George lll Engraved Sterling Silver Cream/Milk Jug with Vacant Cartouch by Peter,Ann & William Bateman. Hallmarked London 1805. 4.5 ozs

George Sharp for Bailey & Co. Sterling Silver Tray, Philadelphia, PA, the oval form with beaded rim border, engraved with two scenes of sailboats bypassing islands with camp buildings in foliate scrol

George III Hester Bateman Sterling Silver Cream Pitcher. London, 1788 Tulip shaped on round stepped base, crimped rim, and large ear handle. Signed with hallmarks at the rim. 85 gr. H. 5 1/2 in. Sothe

Antique coin silver plate by George Sharp and retailed by Bailey Banks & Biddle. This plate is monogrammed for the author, Thomas Henry Powers Sailer. Back of plate is signed with Silver Hallmarks and

George II British sterling silver footed cream pot with scroll handle, London, 1733, by Richard Gosling. George IV British sterling silver sugar tongs, London, 1827, by Robert Rutland. Cream pot 3"h x

GEORGE NATHAN & RIDLEY HAYES, STERLING SILVER CREAM JUG, 1902, H 6" :Having a graduated base. Total weight 3.59 ozt.

George III London English sterling silver tea caddy by Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, 1766. The body is four sided with the edges curving outward. Footed tea caddy with shell form feet. The front panel

Two George III Sterling Silver Sugar Bowls and a Cream Jug Comprising one sugar bowl marked Matthew West, Dublin, height 4 3/4 inches, diameter 5 inches; an oval sugar bowl marked London, 1773, length

Set of Twelve American Sterling Silver Breakfast Knives and a Pair of Serving Spoons George Sharp, Philadelphia, 1860s Length of knives 8 inches, length of spoons, 9 inches, total approximately 23 oun

Comprising: two tablespoons and ten teaspoons in the Cottage pattern by Gorham, a three piece youth set by George Sharp (coin silver), a fork attributed to Wood and Hughes in a fan pattern and four co