An Indian Silver Tankard, George Gordon & Co., Hei

Anglo-Indian Silver Sugar Bowl, George Gordon & Co., Madras, act. 1821-1848, marked "GG&Co", ovolo rim, lion's head and ring handles, reeded body, circular plinth on suppressed ball feet, h. 4 in., w.

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER SMALL TAPERED TANKARDGEORGE GORDON, MADRAS CIRCA 1820With a pierced thumb piece to the lobed domed cover, a scroll handle and reeded bands15.5cm (6in) high453g (14.6 oz)

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER MILK STRAINERGEORGE GORDON & CO., MADRAS CIRCA 1830With a swing and turned wood handle, on three ball feet16cm (6 1/4in) diameter284g (9.15 oz)

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER WARMING DISH AND COVERGEORGE GORDON & CO., CIRCA 1840With a bud finial to the lobed domed cover, the body chased with a foliate swag and shell border and conforming twin loop

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER SUGAR BOWL AND COVERGEORGE GORDON & CO., CIRCA 1840With a ball finial to the gadrooned domed cover, the half lobed body with a scallop border, twin lion mask and loop handles

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER HINGED TANKARDHAMILTON & CO., CIRCA 1900With a bifurcated thumb piece to the domed cover and engraved with a crest and a motto Vivat Veritas, a scroll handle and reeded base1

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER LIDDED TANKARDHAMILTON & CO., CIRCA 1860With a ball final to the domed cover and a scroll handle, engraved with two reeded bands and 'J.B Allen Esquire from his grateful frie

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER BALUSTER LIDDED TANKARDTWENTYMAN & CO., CIRCA 1835With a domed and gadrooned finial to the floral chased domed cover and a floral tongue capped scroll handle, the baluster bo

Monogrammed, dated 1788. H: approx. 6". Weight: approx. 23.08 ozt.

Anglo-Indian Ceremonial Wheelbarrow & Spade circa 1853 each crafted with rosewood and silver, the spade with hallmark for George Scriven & Co. of Madras, with matching inscriptions: "Madras Railway, U

WILCOX SILVER PLATE CANDLESTICKS, PAIR, H 11"#154 Wilcox, International Silver Co. Hand chased decoration. From the Estate of George Palmer, Seminole Street, Indian Village, Mi.

English sterling silver tankard, George III age. Marked London 1808, maker E. Morley . H cm.7 x diameter cm 6.5 (inch 2.7 x 2.5)

A George III silver tankard A George III silver tankard, by William and Robert Peaston, London 1762, of baluster shape repoussé, decorated with scrolls, flowering foliage and shells, the central

Rosewood Silver Chest, J.L. George & Co.Ltd, purchased in 1986 in Hong Kong, plain design, auto locking, tapered corners, size 22x15,31.5"H w/Chinese brass pad lock and key.

A Victorian Silver-Plate Tankard Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1889 the hinged lid with a lion finial above the body worked to show a hunt scene, the circular foot with a foliate band. marked on unders

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER SAUCEPANHAMILTON & CO., CIRCA 1820With a tuned wood finial and detachable handle26cm (10in) long493g (15.85 oz) grossProvenance: Sale, Christies, 27th October 2005, Lot 400

A George III 18th century silver tankard, mark of George Smith (II), London 1784, of traditional baluster form with leaf capped double scroll handle, monogrammed to the side, 12cm high, 10.3ozt

(lot of 6) Sterling silver tableware, including: (2 pieces) Ellmore Silver Co. "George II" reproduction, with ram's head legs, comprising: (one) open salt, with cobalt glass liner, approx 1.25"h, 2.75

A small Continental .800 silver cream jug with ribbon and swag decoration. Marked under possibly Hanau silver for George Roth & Co. Approx 2" high

LARGE GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD, LONDON, 1757 For your consideration is a large George II silver tankard, crafted in London in 1757. It boasts handsome proportions, featuring a delightful s-scroll hand

John Payne, London, 1751 footed form with chased decoration over all, stepped domed cover and reverse scroll handle, 8.25”h; 24 troy oz. (748 grams) Ex. Christies, Geneva 4/29/75, lot 81 Ex. the col

Best Investment with Lifetime Warranty !! EXTREMELY RARE ANTIQUE GEORGE I SILVER TANKARD, LONDON, 1726 Presented for your consideration is a George I silver tankard, skillfully crafted in London in 17

George III Silver Tankard, London, 1785, Hester Bateman, makerca. 1785; tankard with applied girdles, a tapered base, and scroll handle terminating in heart motif; indecipherable engraving on handle;

ANTIQUE GEORGE I SILVER TANKARD, LONDON, 1726 Presented for your consideration is a George I silver tankard, skillfully crafted in London in 1726. It showcases a spreading form with a graceful scroll