TWO 18th C ENGLISH SILVER CASTERS, 191g

Two English George III casters, one 1769 by Jabez Daniell and James Mince the other London 1775 by Robert Peaston.Height 14 cm ( 5 1/2 in.) Total weight 191 gm. wear commensurate with age the earlier

English, 18th C. Seashell decorated, monogrammed, 5"l. Together with two pairs of sterling salts, a sterling caster, and a pair of sterling salt and pepper footed shakers. Appx. 13 t.o. Also including

Gadroon rim sauceboat on ball feet (Richard Sawyer, Dublin 1813). Small one-handle mug (William & John Deane, London 1763). 12.8 troy oz. Larger: 4"H

Two 18th century English Sterling Silver stuffing spoons. One by Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan, London, 1796, the other by an unknown Dutch maker. 8.61 troy ozs. total. Slight wear. Up to 13" long.

Two 18th century sterling silver caster both London 1767 by unidentified maker I W. One has a bun lid the other with a pierced lid and flame finial. Height of tallest 13 cm weight 127 g minor dents on

A, 18th C English sterling silver caster in typical baluster form with marks on the base. Foot rim engraved with period initials are with engraved crest on body of a Lion's head erased. Hallmarked for

An 18th C English sterling silver caster, engraved on the side with period initials. Hallmarks for London, 1729. Probably by Samuel Welder, makers mark is an incomplete punch. Lid is a 1750sreplacemen

Two 17th/18th Century Georgian English sterling silver trays with armorial crest / coat of arms, London Round tray with gadrooned border and threading underneath for attachment to pedestal, and a four

An early 18th C English silver two-handled posset or caudle cup with a fluted lower section and S-form handles. Pierced engraving to the upper centre with B R / G F / 1706. Hallmarked to theunderside

Two 18th C. George III period London English silver hallmarked shell dishes, circa 1784 William Plummer maker's mark and illegible maker's mark with engraved family crests, 1 1/2" (height) x 5" (lengt

A lot of two items, consisting of an 18th century English sterling silver cream jug of helmet form with a kylix handle, decorated with bright cut detail, swags & crest, raised on a squared base with p

18th c. English silver shell-handled two-prong iron forks, marked J.H. Provenance: Lardner family (Philadelphia) 7"l (9) and 8.5"l (10)

A mid 18th century sterling silver two handled strainer. The typical shallow strainer is pierced with an intricate design and has two cast and appliedhandles. Engraved with entwined period initials. L

Seven 18th and 19th C. George III period English silver hallmarked salt spoons and shell form tea caddy spoons, two 18th C. Soloman Houghman maker's mark salt spoons, 18th C. Peter and Ann Bateman, Wi

An 18th C Georgian sterling silver baluster caster. Hallmarked for Jabez Daniell & James Mince, London, 1767. H. 16 cm (6 1/4 in.) Provenance: Abbey Antiques, Winnipeg

With two engraved decorative bands around the body. Amsterdam, 1745. 133g. H 15.9 cm (6 1/4 in.)

Three 18th century George III English sterling silver gravy ladles. Two ladles with hallmarks for London, 1791, maker's mark W.S for Wildman Smith. Together with a ladle hallmarked for London, 1799, R

English, 18th C. Two footed circular trays with beaded trims, engraved feather design to the center of each. Impressed marks for maker John Schofield, London 1781 to the underside. Dia. 25.5 cm (10 in

Two sterling silver spoons marked for English silversmith Hester Bateman (1709-1794), one with faded marks, one dated 1780 and one dated 1781.Longest: approx. 8 1/2".Total weight: approx. 3.89 ozt.

Group of 18th and 19th c. American and English silver including London neoclassical footed cream jug, two early tea caddy spoons, Scottish toddy ladle, Howe & Guion NYC sugar tongs, salt shovel and sp

Two 18th Century English sterling silver cream jugs. Larger jug has a gilt wash, cast base with floral decoration; tested as silver marked on bottom, 1767 ( 4" x 4.5" x 2"; weighs 109.5 grams). Smalle

Four English sterling silver salt cellars, the first two George III, maker's marks of one indistinct, the other unknown maker "V.K", both London, 18th century, the second two a Victorian pair, with ma

Heal & Son London, having an inset tooled leather top, over two frieze drawers, mounted on turned legs with casters; branded on top of a drawer side h. 30 w. 48 d. 24 in. Provenance: Descended through

London, mid 18th century, including helmet form creamer with scroll handle and three legs, marks for William Shaw & William Priest, London, 1758, 3-1/4 x 3 x 2 in.; pear form creamer, scroll handle, m