A George II unmarked silver nut pick, probably London circa 1750

A pair of George II silver tea tongs, probably Ebenezer Coker, London circa 1750, scissor action C S and foliate scroll design with tongue heeled oval bowls, stamped makers mark to one EC, 11.5cm long

A pair of George II sterling silver tea tongs / sugar nips, London circa 1750 by P.G in a shaped rectangular punch (untraced) with parallel arms terminating in with broad five-lobed shell grips. Marke

A sterling silver etui circa 1750 apparently unmarked. The case fully chased encompassing two cartouche. One with period initials the other a coat of arms. The etui equipped with various utensils spoo

A William III unmarked silver nutmeg grater, probably London circa 1700 Of teardrop form, twin hinged caps with stand-away hinges, one engraved with initials MF in Roman script. Ferrous grating plate.

A George II cast silver teaspoon, circa 1750, modelled as a grape vine, 11cm long, 0.60ozt

A George II cast silver teaspoon, circa 1750, realistically modelled as a leafy branch, etched and engraved, 12cm long, 0.59ozt

Pair of George II sterling silver open salts, London, 1750. No mark, tree padded feet on globular body

A George II sterling silver ‘bun top’ pepper, London 1750 by Walter Brind (this mark reg. 7th Feb 1749) of baluster form upon a domed circular foot, with an applied central girdle. The pu

A George II silver porringer, A George II silver porringer, by John Payne, probably London 1746, with strap handles, a coat of arms within a cartouche, a part-wrythen, fluted body and a parcel-gilt in

A George II silver mote spoon, Edward Bennett, London circa 1745, the tonge and incised back bowl pierced with crosshatch tile and foliate decoration, 13cm long, 0.30ozt

A George II Scottish provincial silver marrow scoop, Dundee circa 1750 by John Steven Conventional double ended form, with a double drop heel. Marked IS twice, pot of lilies and a M. Length – 2

A George II Irish sterling silver sugar bowl, Dublin circa 1750, by Samuel Walker (active 1731-69). Sides with repousse cartouche engraved with leopard head, bird with outstretched wings, and hunting

A GEORGE II MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS PROBABLY NORTHERN ENGLAND, CIRCA 1750 79cm high, 92cm wide, 48.5cm deep

English George III Sterling Silver Taperstick by William Cafe, London. Circa 1750. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good with Period Monogram. Dimensions: H- 5" x Dia- 3.25". Weight: 190.8g

English George II Sterling Silver Salver by Henry Alderidge, London, England. Circa 1738. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Dia- 6" x H- 0.9". Total Weight: 6.965 ozt / 216.7 g. Prov

English George III Silver Sugar Castor by Samuel Wood, London. Circa 1750. Both Base and Cover are Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: H- 5" x Dia- 1.75". Weight: 80.1g / 2.5

A George II inlaid and veneered burl walnut tall case clock William Scafe, London, circa 1750 The hood with stepped sarcophagus top with three brass steeple finials, frieze and spandrels with carved b

London, circa 1737 with scroll handle of plain tapering form, engraved armorial crest and marriage initials dated 1744, 14 oz. 17 cm. high

Circa 1750 by Ker & Dempster working in Edinburgh (ca 1749). The very nicely formed piece has a floral decorated interior with a well shaped perimeter atop three daintily shaped legs. Marked at unders

A George I silver and mother of pearl snuff box, probably London circa 1720 Of oval form with a moulded edge and a stand away hinge. The lid inset with a carved oval mother of pearl panel as a scallop

Solid Silver George II Candlesticks 8.5" - London Circa 1755 by Maker John Perry - Square Shaped Base and Baluster Stem - Engraved Winged Lion on Base - 929 Grams - Difficult to see, but both drip pan

A George I / II silver dog-nose teaspoon maker's mark only, Paul Hanet, London, circa 1725 With rat-tail reverse bowl, initialled 'E R' to back of stem, length 11.2cm. Footnotes: Property of a privat

RARE ENGLISH GEORGE II BRASS SILVER-FORM SALVER, finely shaped rococo scroll rim, raised on three feet, pseudo hallmarks to underside. Circa 1750. 1 1/4" H, 10" D.Literature: For a smaller example of

An early George II sterling silver footed salver or tazza, London 1727 probably by John Penfold (Grimwade 3674) Of circular form with a gentle cavetto edge and moulded rim, plain field. Upon a spreadi