George II & III Sterling Parcel-Gilt Salts, 6

(lot of 7) British sterling silver salt spoons, including: (6) George III Kings Pattern salt spoons, maker's mark JMc, probably James McKay, c.1816, gilt-washed bowls, engraved armorial with pelican,

A parcel gilt sterling sugar bowl by Stephen Adams I from London dated 1808. It comes with two Georgian tipped fiddle back pattern sterling spoons from London, one by John Meek dated 1820, one of whic

London, 1779, with partially rubbed hallmarks, of typical form, engraved with two pairs of initials, applied with reeded border; H: 2in; L: 5 1/4in; Weight approximately 2oz troy]. Provenance: Propert

(lot of 4) Set of George III sterling silver and gilt wash open salts by Thomas Hemming, London 1781, each having a compressed bun form, and rising on three ball and claw feet, 24.36 troy oz.

Each of inverted pear form, chased with flowers, with scrolling masked handles, the covers with floral finials, all in a fitted case. Height 6 1/2 inches (16.4 cm), total approximately 19 ounces.Prove

Samuel Hennell (British, 1778-1837), octagonal with gadrooned borders on paw feet, engraved on base "Geo III 1807 Samuel Hennel" 2"h x 3-1/2"w, appx. 8.6 t.o. Provenance: Property from the collection

Both pieces are in very good condition with some patina according to age. Each measures approx. 2 3/4" in diameter x 1 3/8" high. Total silver weight (without glass inserts) is ca. 87.6 grams. Fully m

Parcel gilt Georgian berry sterling spoons. One spoon with London and George III hallmarks, date mark for 1783, maker mark TB. Second spoon with George III hallmarks, date mark for 1776, maker mark TB

mark of John Robins, London, 1805, engraved heraldic crest to body, monogram to underside of foot, with gilt-washed interior; approximately 9 troy ounces; 6 1/2 inches high

A Pair of William IV Parcel-Gilt Silver Shell-Form Salt Cellars Robert Garrard II, London, 1836 hallmarked for Sterling on feet 14 ozt 30 dwt   Width 4 1/8 inches. Property from the Collection of

George III Silver Gobletmark of John Robins, London (1801), parcel gilt, period engraved crest of a horse head to recto. 6 5/8 in. 7.13 troy oz. From the Collection of the late Dr. & Mrs. Henry C. and

London, 1746, traces of gilt interiors, engraved with crests depicting a dragon's head held aloft by a hand, 1.5"x3.25", total sterling weight, 8.54ozt

George II / III, London circa 1759-1760, fiddle pattern sauce ladle by Ebenezer Coker & Thomas Hannam, marks partly legible, 7". George III, Sheffield 1773, master salt frame with openwork, gadrooning

Complimentary pair of chased sterling silver salt and pepper shakers. both London, one 1765, possible John Dempster, other Robert Hennell II 1818, 126 gr.

A set of six George III sterling silver salts, London 1799 by William Abdy II Each of oval navette from upon an oval pedestal foot with reeded rims, each side with scroll terminals. Each engraved with

An assembled George III gilt-washed sterling silver dessert service for six in elm storage box William Chawner II, William Eley & William Fearn, and William Eley II, London, 1817, 1818, and 1827 Compr

(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

Lot of sterling silver, including 3 sugar casters (2 repousse and 1 marked "Frank Whiting / Reproduction / George II", 1 bread plate with chased rim) [6 (dia) inches] and 2 open salts by Gorham [2 x 3

(lot of 6) English Georgian sterling silver flatware, with London hallmarks, including: (1) George III fiddleback spoon, Thomas Wallis II & Jonathan Hayne, c.1812, monogrammed, approx 7"l, (1) George

A George III Silver Goblet John Denzilow, London, 1788 the bowl with a silver-gilt interior, the exterior body engraved with a shield crest and motto. hallmarked for Sterling on underside 6 ozt 18 dwt

Tiffany in Faneuil pattern includes 12 teaspoons and 6 place forks, English George III flatware includes 2 serving spoons marked SA (Stephen Adams II), 4 place forks marked IK (possibly John Kerschner

London, 1796, typical form with gilt interior, no monogram, marks for Robert Hennell I & David Hennell II, 7.3 oz. T., 6-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, North Carolina

A George III Parcel Gilt and Black Lacquered Chinoiserie Decorated Tall Case Clock Samuel Stephens, London, Circa 1770 Height 99 1/2 x width 21 x depth 10 inches.

Nice George III parcel gilt rosewood side cabinet, 18th/19th c., with satinwood banded inlay, carved giltwood acanthus legs, turquoise silk and brass grille work doors, 34"h x 38.75"w x 14.5"d