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Peter Bateman (1740-1825) and William Bateman (1774–1850) George III tea service: teapot, creamer and sugar bowl London, England, 1808 silver, wood stamped hallmarks each raised on paw feet coff

George III Sterling Tea Caddy, London, 1780, made by William Vincent, oval box engraved with floral garland etc. Approx. Weight: 19 ozt. [4](HART6303)(PR)Dimensions: 5 1/4" to top of finial.

A George III Silver Tea Urn William Eaton, London, 1807 hallmarked for Sterling on base and lid rim 121 ozt 10 dwt gross Height 15 1/2 x width 13 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of an Elegant Lad

William III Thomas Ash London sterling silver footed tea caddy, 1697. Rectangular shaped body with eight sides. Larger panels have scroll-like frames in repousse, the smaller panels depict floral moti

A Scottish George III Silver Tea Urn Likely William Davie, Edinburgh, 1772 hallmarked for Sterling on fance of lid, underside of body and along top collar of base 82 ozt 4 dwt gross Height 21 1/2 inch

Title: 1698 English Act Duties on Coffee Tea Chocolate Description: An English Act of Parliament passed in 1697 and printed here in 1698 by Charles bill at London from the reign of William III continu

1783 and 1816 respectively, the pot by James Young (the mark double struck with WC or WG in a rectangle probably for William Garrard), the stick marked for Solomon Haugham. Gross Weight: 24 ozt. PROVE

London, all late 18th/early 19th century, assembled set all with reeded bases and bead borders, wooden handles and finials, including 12-1/2 in. coffee, marks for John Wakelin & William Taylor, 1782;

George III Sterling Silver Tea Urn, hallmarks for John Wakelin and William Taylor, London, England, 1781 to lid and underside with scratch weight mark "55 .. 4", with fluted cover, gadrooned base, two

English George III Sterling Silver Tea and Coffeepot, London, 1817 and 1827, with maker's marks for William Eley, each decorated in repousse with recumbent animals and birds, with floral swags and

London, 1792, cartouche form, engraved decoration, shaped dome lid with wooden finial, front cartouche with heraldic device and monogram, maker "WS" possibly William Stroud, .925 fine, 11.47 oz. T., 5

A GEORGE III STERLING SILVER TEA CADDY, HALLMARKED, SILVERSMITHS PETER AND WILLIAM BATEMAN, LONDON, 1809, the domed rectangular hinged lid centering an oval mother of pearl mounted disc finial, within

London, both engraved and bead decoration: teapot with wooden handle, heraldic devices, marks for Robert Hennell I, 1783, 6 x 11 x 4 in.; footed stand with marks for Peter, Ann, and William Bateman, 1

A Georgian / George III English sterling silver tea caddy. Hallmarks for London, 1783, maker's mark WV (possibly William Vincent). The oval caddy having an overall embossed and chased motif of flowers

GEORGE III STYLE SILVER PLATE TEA/COFFEE SET WITH TRAY

A George III sterling silver double tea caddy, London 1780 by James Mince and William Hodgkins II Of oval cylindrical form with beaded rims, the hinged flat lid surmounted by a detachable pineapple wi

A George III Style Carved Mahogany Tilt-Top Tea Table  18th Century and Later Height 27 3/4 x diameter of top 31 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Agnes Neill Williams, Chevy Chase, Marylan

Set of Four William III Sterling Silver Candlesticks Maker's mark Script B or IB with crown above, London 1695 Each knopped stem on a domed square base with a gadrooned band and canted corners. Height

A William III silver tazza Jonathan / Jonah Kirke, London 1699 Of circular form on a foot with gadroon rims, with engraved arms, the paternal arms as belonging to the NEWLE (possibly NEWELL) family an

After Sir Godfrey Kneller (English, 1646-1723). "Portrait of King William III", oil on canvas, apparently unsigned. An 18th century copy after the 17th century portrait by the English master currently

Five Inlaid George III Tea Caddies. Circa 1790. One with birds. Max Ht. 5 1/2" Max L 9 1/2". Dr. Eurico Schneider, Binghamton, NY.

Great Britain England, William III, Crown, (ESC-87), 1695, NGC AU53.

King William III DS in Dutch, Five Years Before Invasion of England  1p, measuring 6.5" x 9", Hagerden, dated December 6, 1683. A document, written in Dutch, signed by King William III of England

The cylindrical body with applied band at waist, the cover pierced with stars with an urn-form finial, on a fluted spreading foot. Height 7 7/8 inches (20 cm), approximately 8 ounces.