London 1876 Sterling Silver Inkwell by Frederick Brasted

Sterling Silver & crystal inkwell London 1876, made by Frederick Brasted, a silversmith registered in 1862. The lid is decorated with the head of a warrior, silver hallmarked clear at the top, embosse

Antique Asprey London sterling silver inkwell with an enameled Dachshund on the lid. Nice condition, needs a polishing, weighted. Measures 1-1/2" tall with a bottom diameter of 4-1/4".

Fine 1849-50 Charles Thomas Fox and George Fox London sterling silver highly detailed figural lion inkwell with hinged glass eyed head revealing glass liner, bearing armorial shield with "S" monogram,

English sterling silver inkwell - London 1910, silversmith GREY & Co. of truncated cone shape with foliate decoration, hinged lid and glass container. Sterling silver, fully hallmarked London 1908-09,

Frederick Elkington London sterling silver teapot & sugar bowl, 1883. English sterling silver teapot & sugar bowl with unusual quilted design. Inscribed and monogrammed to the sides. London hallmarks

LOT (2) LONDON STERLING TRAVELING INKWELL, WILLIAM TIVEEN AND FREDERICK PURNELL, 1874, MONOGRAMMED WITH SMALL TAG

Stamped on underside, comes with paperwork reading antique Victorian teapot, London, 1876. Tested positive for sterling using Puritest metal tester. 13.01 ozt total weight including the wood handle.Si

Large Victorian Sterling Silver Goblet hallmarked London, 1876-1877, by Martin, Hall & Co., the ovoid body above a knopped standard and ogee-domed foot, decorated with engraved foliate banding centeri

Lot Silver and Sterling Items. Some Antique. JOSEPH and JOHN ANGEL Sterling Silver Double Inkwell. London 1834. Bottles 1894.-- Dimensions: H: 4.5 inches: W: 9.25 inches: D: 6.5 inches ---

EDWARD H. STOCKWELL (British w. from 1865) A VICTORIAN PERIOD FIGURAL STERLING SILVER DOUBLE INKWELL, LONDON, ENGLAND, 1874, with two naturalistic horse hoof form covered inkwells with gilt wash to th

English Sterling Rococo Revival silver inkwell, by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, London 1902, overall with floral details, two cut glass ink pots flanking a removable chamber stick and candle snuffer

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) Antique English sterling silver and glass inkwell and hinged stamp box. This lot includes: (1 Pc) one antique 1909 English London sterling silver and glass stamp box with two parti

Beautiful John Emes, London (English, 1762-1810) antique Georgian Regency triple ink well. Featuring cut boarder of foliage around raised platform running length of the stand, three circular stands on

They vary in height from 1.75" to 4.25". Lot includes cut glass on silver. One is American cut glass with silver top. C.1915, One English cut glass with silver top and bird. London. C.1910 and one sma

A SUSANNAH BRASTED VICTORIAN PERIOD STERLING SILVER COMPOTE, LONDON, ENGLAND, CIRCA 1888-1889, TOGETHER WITH A MATCHING EXAMPLE BY ENSKO, NEW YORK, NEW YORK, CIRCA 1920-1970, the scalloped rim compote

Sterling silver inkwell by James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, London, 1908. Lobed form supported by three hairy, cloven-hoofed goat feet, hinged lid with cabbage finial. Sterling-rimmed glass insert

Sterling silver inkwell with plastic ink insert, having two supports to lay pen, bearing London silver hallmarks, a 1924 "I" date mark, and the "MNWB" maker's hallmark of Mappin & Webb on foot and int

Edward and John Barnard sterling silver tea service. Fine fully hallmarked 1876 London service features robust repoussé and chased ornament against polished and granulated grounds. Bears pierced rims

hallmarked London, 1840/1876, MC//GA (Mary Chawner & George W Adams) and GA (Chawner & Co (George William Adams), both in fiddle pattern, one with rubbed engraving to handle, total weight 99gm, length

Pair of Victorian British sterling silver candlesticks. Made by Richard Hodd & Son of London, England, 1876. Weighted base. Classical motifs on candlesticks, with goddesses, palmettes, and other class

English Georgian sterling silver dish - London 1759, mark of CHARLES FREDERICK KANDLER of circular shape with a moulded edge, engraved with two noble shields with the motto "Vivag Rex" and "Over fork

1) Austro-Hungarian silver tea caddy, Vienna, late 19th/early 20th century, 4 in. H., 2) Victorian sterling silver waste bowl, Frederick Bradford McCrea (Army & Navy Cooperative Society LTD), London,

Antique English sterling silver berry motif double inkwell crafted by British silversmith Robert Hennell. Hallmarked to base. Circa: London, England 1822. Measures: 8-3/4" L x 8-5/8" W x 4-1/2" H. Tot

A large standish with paw feet, shell decorated corners, gadrooning, inkwell, taperstick, and sander. With original cut glass elements. With matching hallmarks for William Shard, London and the year 1