Regency Sterling Silver Inkstand

The shaped oval body fitted with two pots, the owl mask back with foliate pen rest, flanked by pair of scrolling candle branches, the rim with female masks, all raised on bracket feet. Length 13 inche

Impressive Regency Sterling Silver Entree Dish on Old Sheffield Plate Warming Stand the dish hallmarked London, 1819-20, by Joseph Angell I, of serpentine-fluted oval form with elaborate floral acanth

Good Regency Sterling Silver Cruet Frame hallmarked London, 1817-1818, by Solomon Hougham, Solomon Royes & John East Dix, of rounded rectangular form with floral border, surmounted by eight circular r

A George Iii sterling silver coffee pot by William Fountain, London 1816. Chinoiserie decorated with hand chased turtles and lizards to the base, bird's head to the spout, wolf's head consuming handle

Pair of Regency Sterling Silver Sauce Tureens hallmarked London, 1814-1815, by William Eaton, each of oval form with beaded rim, arched handles, and chased laurel calyx, the fitted, cavetto-domed lid

The Georgian Regency three-piece set with engraved decoration, each raised on four paw feet, stamped Dublin hallmarks and date mark 1793. Teapot measures 7 x 12 x 5 inches. Total weight 43.36 ozt. We

in a repousse floral design, comprising a teapot, coffee pot, sugar and creamer, made in London; coffee pot bears mark "RE over EB" in quatrefoil, for Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, with date mark f

Good Regency Sterling Silver Gilt Covered Cup hallmarked London, 1812-1813, by Robert Garrard I (1758-1818), of campana form, with applied oak-and-laurel mantled cartouches below a grapevine band, the

Pair of Regency Sterling Silver Covered Tureens, London, 1819, William Eaton, maker, of compressed oval shape, the lid with gadrooned borders and branch form handles, sided by acanthus form handles,

George II Sterling Silver Inkstand hallmarked London, 1751-1752, by Edward Feline I (ca. 1865-1753; free 1721), of shaped rectangular form with gadrooned rim, the central plateau fitted with ink, wate

Item: Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Inkstand / Inkwell 1846 Desk Set Date - 1846 Made in Sheffield Made by - Hawsworth & Eyre Approx. Total Weight - 1482g Approx. Weight Silver Only - 854g / 27.45

George III Sterling Silver Inkstand John & Thomas Settle, Sheffield, 1818 Casket form with shell and gadroon rim raised on paw feet, the hinged domed cover opening to three glass pots. Length 6 inches

Pair of Regency Sterling Silver Candlesticks, hallmarked Sheffield, 1816-1817, by Samuel and Charles Younge & Co., each with a waisted standard of cavetto square form between a pair of integral rococo

Antique five-piece English Regency sterling silver tea set. Cased set retailed by Jays' Diamond Merchants, Goldsmiths & Jewelers, 142 & 144 Oxford St., London, England as stamped in gold on interior o

Double bottle inkstand, by Edward, Edward Jr. John and William Barnard, London 1834. Rectangular base with shaped and floral scrolled edge raised on four cast feet with central vase shaped  decorat

Antique English Georgian Regency silver goblet made by J.W. Story & W. Elliott, London, 1810. On a spreading circular foot cast and chased with a band of ovals, rising to a bell shaped bottom. Below t

Late 19th century English Sterling Silver inkstand set. Comprised of two inkwells and a singular candlestick set to the center. Held on a rectagular footed stand with beautiful reticulated design. Hal

Unusual Early Victorian Sterling Silver Inkstand, hallmarked London, 1845-1846, by Joseph Angell & Son, of Orientalist inspiration, rectangular with shaped "padoga" sides and Mandarin masque-crested f

A Victorian sterling silver inkstand, London 1892 by George Fox Of rectangular form with three pierced galleried sides with gadrooned edge, raised on four ball and feet. Fitted with two silver capped

Stamp box at center flanked by 2 glass inkwells with sterling lids, spiral gadroon design with pierced sides on c-scroll feet.  Unknown date mark, logo dates to last quarter of the 19th c. 3.25"h x 8

George III Small Sterling Silver Inkstand, hallmarked London, 1777-1778, by Samuel Meriton I (1714-1797; free 1738), of oval form, with stirrup thumb handle, four acanthus-crested lion's paw feet and

George IV sterling silver inkstand, c. 1820, Sheffield, England, the shaped sterling silver tray with gadroon border and shell and foliate corners, set with two diamond cut jars with silver mounts fla

Edwardian Sterling Silver Inkstand , Henry Matthews, Birmingham, 1908, navette form with gadroon border, fitted with silver-mounted crystal inkpot, l. 7 3/4 in., wt. (weighable) 3.35 troy ozs

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