Newcastle. A George III English provinci

With later added spout and decoration, gadroon borders and overall floral and scrolling acanthus leaf decoration with empty cartouche on one side. Heart accent to handle. Newcastle, 1775. William Stal

late 18th/early 19th century, including Newcastle: 1795, Robertson & Darling ladle; pair of serving spoon, 1789, Christian Ker Reid, London: 1764, possible James Jennings, punch ladle; 1809, Mary & El

Newcastle, 1769-1770, helmet forms with pad feet, one with monogram on base, marks for James Crawford, .925 fine, 7.96 oz. T., 3-1/4 x 6 x 3-1/4 in. and 3-5/8 x 6-3/4 x 3-1/4 in. Provenance: Private C

English George III Sterling Silver Coffee Pot by James Kirkup Newcastle, England. Circa 1743. Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Generally Good condition.Dimensions- H- 10.5", Handle to Spout 8.5"Weight- 880

1798 English George III Solid Sterling Silver Two-Handled Loving Cup Made in Newcastle Collabrative Piece by Thomas Watson & John Langlands II (481.9 Grams) - This wonderful, 218 year old piece is a s

The George III sauceboat sits on 3 hoof feet with an S scroll handle, and was made in Newcastle in 1778 by John Langlands I. The rim has graduated ball decoration. Engraved with small E.L on base. Len

A GEORGE III SILVER TABLESPOON, by Mercy Ashworth, Newcastle, lacking date letter, c.1790, Old English pattern, engraved 'B / I.R'. 21.5cm long, 1.7 troy ounces

London, 1768, twelve arm with four pierced baskets, four pierced dishes and four shell dishes, large central pierced basket, marks for Emick Romer, 176.45 oz. T., 16-1/2 x 22-1/2 x 22-1/2 in.

London, 1815, rounded rectangular with gadroon borders and acanthus, removable handles, heraldic device "Praemium Virtutis Honor" (The reward of virtue is honor), marks for Paul Storr, .925 fine, 132.

London, 1805, oval base with reeded post and paw feet, four scroll arms, large cut glass bowl and four cut glass cups, silver with marks for Thomas Robins, .925 fine, 68.83 oz. T., 12-3/4 x 16 x 17 in

Late Georgian / early Victorian English breakfront with upper glazed doors, two adjustable height shelves per section. Lower portion with cupboard doors. English, early 19th C. H. 86 1/2" W. 94" D. 21

Two Georgian English sterling silver entree dishes. Each tureen with gadrooned rims. Both covers accented with engraved coat of arms, the dishes with engraved crest of a lion rampant holding an urn. T

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 English Sterling Silver Samovar. Detailed Rococo floral repoussé motif. Ball feet. Center cartouche engraved "nous persévérons" Signed on lid with Lion Passant and Makers mark EC,

Circular scalloped edge surface with tilt top. Turned central post on three ball and claw feet on casters. English, 18th C. H. 27 3/4" Dia. 34 3/4"

Mahogany, with dentil molded cornice. Four glazed doors above four plain cupboard doors. Fitted adjustable shelves and fabric backed interior. English, late 18th C. H: 92 1/2" W: 98" D: 16 1/2"

Sheffield, 1787, Adams Style, oval forms sockets, tapering stems, oval bases, maker John Parsons & Co., .925 fine, weighted bases, 11-1/2 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky Mo

Two Georgian sterling silver lidded sauce tureens. Each two-handled with fluted body, accented with ribbed rim and foot rim. Lid with similar fluted design and notch for serving spoon. Hallmarked to f

Flame mahogany with satinwood banding, straight legs, with fitted central drawer, flanked by deep drawers. English, late 18th C. Old label from Norman Adams Ltd Hans Road London H. 37 1/2" W. 60" D. 2

London, 1786, oval form, dome lid with acorn final, base with openwork and engraved decoration, handles and feet with acanthus decoration, matching stag heraldic device, marks for Hester Bateman, .925

Early 19th century English silver salver with shaped exterior border of shell decoration, and interior hand chased border with floral and scroll decoration. Central etched armorial of the clan Guthrie

English George III Robert Adam style looking glass or mirror, with delicate carved giltwood and wire gesso frame. The oval-shaped central glass is surmounted by a horizontal Neoclassical urn holding P

London, 1790, urn form with reeded handles, dome top with removal venting finial, removelable interior hotbox, spout with wooden finial, ball feet on square base, heraldic device on body and elephant

Six (6) Late George III English silver dinner plates. Marked for Richard Sibley I c. 1830 Makepeace London. Dimensions: 10" diametertotal weight: 1lb 5.4 oz. each and total 9lb.2.4 avg. oz.