SILVER. Georgian Period English Silver Serpent Cup

An exceptional Georgian period English silver figural cup with an interior gold wash. This cup features an upper frieze grape vine border, lower frieze leaf border, and a figural intertwined serpent h

An exceptional late Georgian early Victorian period English silver footed cup executed in the repousse style with an interior gold wash. This cup features an acanthus leaf and shell scroll feet, centr

Including a monogrammed Georgian period English silver tankard / christening mug with banded borders and central cartouche flanked on both sides by chased leaves - with a city stamp of London, maker's

Antique Georgian Period English Loving Cup by Peter and WIlliam Bateman. Crafted of Sterling Silver. Features an Ornate Repousse Pattern with Double Handled Design. Bears Hallmarks for Peter and Willi

A well executed Georgian period English silver bowl decorated with various fruits an flowers executed in the repousse style encompassed by a scalloped border. Engraved verso with rearing horse and a c

A well constructed English silver footed coffee pot. This coffee pot features a hinged lid top, acorn finial, elegant high polished body, acanthus leaf accented spout, and a carved wood handle. Stampe

Tray. A lovely English silver eight sided teapot. This teapot features a flush hinged lid with a with central elevated oval dome under a removable carved wood finial, monogrammed shield form cartouche

Georgian period English silver twelve piece fish set, circa 1922 Sheffield hallmarked and William Hutton and Sons maker"s mark, six 5 1/2" forks, six 6 3/4" knives, all have the letter D monogram on h

Child's cup with tapered body and reeded decoration to body. London, 1811. Elizabeth Morley. 70g. H. 6 cm ( 2 3/8 in.)

Including (8) Georgian period English silver forks - approx. 8.25" in length with a city mark of London, maker's mark of Peter & Ann Bateman, and a date letter of 1792; (3) Georgian period En

Including a Georgian period English silver coffee pot with a leather wrapped handle and an engraved coat of arms - bearing a city mark of London, maker's mark of John Parker I & Edward Wakelin, an

Including a well executed Georgian period English silver sugar caster - with a city mark of London, maker's mark of Robert Peaston, and a date letter of 1761; a single Georgian period English silver s

English silver mounted carved Meerschaum pipe, 19th c. Georgian period English silver hallmarked mounts, hunt scene design carving, 4" (height) x 4" (length) x 3 1/2" (width), comes with its original

Late 18th century English Georgian silver loving cup embossed with floral swags and double handles, possible later decoration, possibly made by John Swift. [5 x 4 1/2 (dia)(top) inches].

Silver Plate English Georgian Period Fountain Pen Inkwell Set w/ 2 Jars & Tray by W &H Walker & Hall. Provenance From a Long Island Home. Dimensions of Tray- L-11" x W-7". Jars- H-3.5".

Antique English Georgian period silver tankard. Bears London hallmarks for Thomas Hatton (with Royal Crown above) with the 1765 date letter. Comes complete with matching lid, warming stand and burner.

Four Pieces of English Georgian Silver. Comprising a handled cup which is hallmarked for London, 1821, a basket with interior goldwash which is hallmarked for London, 1796, and a creamer and spoon (7"

A Georgian English gilt sterling silver footed cup with handle by Francis Clark. Date marks for London, 1774. Hand chased floral design with foliate scrolls. Weight: 4 ozt Measures: 2.25 inches Diamet

English sterling silver ladle, Georgian period, with a shell shape bowl with a long slender handle, having an armorial insignia, 13.5 inches, 5.1 troy ounces.

English Georgian style sterling silver "Tudor Cup" chalice. Hallmarked on side by S Blanckensee & Son LTD. Measures 4.25" tall, 5" wide, weighs 11.9 OZT.

(lot of 2) English Georgian period sterling silver vinaigrette boxes, gilt washed interiors, with floral and foliate pierced grilles, including: (1) William Simpson, c.1829, Birmingham hallmarks, mono

Four English sterling silver serving pieces, Georgian period, comprised of a ladle by Thomas Daniel, a serving spoon by William Bateman and Daniel Ball, a fish server by Eley, Fearn and Chawner, and a

Georgian Period Sterling Silver Scissors Form Sugar Nips, by Gawen Nash, London, ca. 1750, with engraved GS monogram and shell form tips, 4 1/2" x 1 1/2", 0.87 ozt.

Including American Coin Silver with makers mark, G. Boyce, NY (Geradus Boyce, NY C.1814-1854), one stamped W&H, one unmarked with monogram and name, and English Georgian Silver, hallmarked T&H, date l