A COLLECTION OF 18TH/19TH C. LONDON STERLING SILVER

George III sterling silver salver, c. 1806, London, engraved decoration, floral vine rim, on scroll feet, 10.25"dia, approx. 14.5ozt Provenance: A Private Collection: 565 Park Avenue, NYC

A collection of 18th-19th century British sterling silver tankards, manufactured in London, weighing approx. 46.05 ozt total. Each is hallmarked with the lion passant, a crowned leopard, manufacturer

UTENSILS - Group of (4) 18th & 19th c. English Sterling Silver Utensils, including: George III period handled Mustard Pot with blue glass liner, hallmarked for London 1802 by Thomas Radcliffe, 3 5/8"

18th/19th C. armorial silver seal, 19th c. seal depicting a bird. 83 grams.,Lifelong collection from the estate of a gentleman seal collector

London, 18th C., date letter, 1768, stamped, "EC". 14"dia. and approx. 45 t.o. Provenance: Property from the Collection of the late Donald S. Morrison, Short Hills, New Jersey, now owned by his descen

London, 19th C., engraved with a lion, on three paw feet 8"dia, appx. 10 t.o. Provenance: Property from a Private Collection

Tiffany & Co. Makers Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, after the 18th c. Pygan Adams (South London, CT) example in the Clearwater Collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1927 engraved presentation on

Twenty-eight sterling silver spoons include: A sterling ladle with maker's mark for Jonathan Hayne, London hallmarks and date mark 1790; Four 9-inch spoons, London hallmarks, dates 1791 and 1798; Seve

Pair of English Sterling Silver Fighting Cockerels Charles & George Asprey, London, 1912 Length 4 inches, total approximately 8 ounces. C The Alice Kwartler Collection

12 early 19th c. London sterling silver dessert forks by various makers, some with illegible hallmarks 6.5" 13.8 troy oz.

Three 18th C London Sterling Silver Casters; one being Hester Bateman 1780, one being Thomas Daniel 1774, one being attributed to William and John Deane; three together weighing 8.5 ozt; attributed ca

18th C London Sterling Silver Creamer 1794; attributed to Susanna Barker; maker's mark unclear; measuring 6" H; weighing 120 grams (3.85809 ozt);

19th C London Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoon George W. Adams silversmith, 1852; weighing 135 grams (4.34035 ozt); measuring 12" L

18th C London Sterling Silver Creamer Duncan Urquhart & Napthali Hart; weighing 105 grams (3.37583 ozt); measuring 4.5" H x 4" W x 2.5" D

Two 18th/19th century European sterling/ 800 silver muffin sugar sprinkler, wt. 199gm, 4.3"x1.8"dia, 5.8"x2.7"dia

Rounded rectangular form engraved with florets, scrolls an diaper patterns. Cover with hinged rotating handle opens to gold washed interior. Raised on offset foliated feet. unmarked. 3 3/4 x 5 1/2 x 4

English, London, Charles Wright teapot with rattan handle. Stamped, "C.W". On an associated 18th C. English, London, sterling silver stand, stamped, "I . P over E. W", John Parker and Edward Wakelin,

Robert Hennell II sterling silver double inkstand, c. 1820, London, sterling silver double ink stand, with repousse floral decorated banding and feet, diamond cut glass jar inserts, hallmarked for "Ro

Two 18th-19th C. Sterling Silver Spoons one marked TH, Verso engraved "MD BL1684" another by Louis Landsberg c.1890, figurehead folllowed by ornamented wings, skulls and entwined design, spoon for wit

Ten pieces of weighed sterling. Largest candelabra measures 4,5 x 8,5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell.

Gabriel Sleath sterling silver lighthouse teapot, c. 1723-1736, London, sterling silver teapot with wooden handle, engraved with coat of arms to one side, stamped on underside of teapot and lid, 9.25"

Collection 20th C Glass & Sterling Silver and Silver Plate Items. Includes large silver plate tray, sterling overlay bowl, sterling footed glass condiment bowl and silver plated footed gravy boat.

Collection of Hallmarked London Sterling Silver Teaspoons to Include: 1 x Richard Evans 1788. 2 x Thomas Wallis 1817 and 2 x Charles Lias 1846. (5 Items) 77.2 gm.

group of 12 early 19th c. London Hanoverian style lapped sterling silver table spoons including set of 6 1799-1800 Thomas Wallis II spoons, 2 1799-1800 George Smith IV spoons, and two with illegible h