Thomas Hayter English Georgian Sterling Silver Tankard w/ Ribbed Barrel

Hallmarked for London 1804, probably by George Smith II and Thomas Hayter. H: approx. 1". W: approx. 12". D: approx. 9" Total weight: approx. 20.41 ozt.

This is an English sterling silver tankard from the Georgian era circa 1816. The piece was made by Richard Britton, a notable silversmith from London, England. The bottom is marked with an "a" for the

Georgian English Sterling Silver Tankard. The tankard with chased and repousse floral motif, cane wrapped handle; the spout looks to be a later addition as well as the 'Sept. 6th 1854' and 'E.F. to 'N

GEORGIAN ENGLISH STERLING SILVER PRESENTATION TANKARD WITH HAMTRAMCK / HARRISON FAMILY HISTORY, having a tapered cylindrical well with reeded accents, medial engraved with flower garland and bow-

English Georgian sterling silver tea caddy, by W.V., London, 1784, the traditional form having a buffed surface accented by beading, and fronted by a stylized coat of arms, 4"h x 5.25"w x 3.5"d, 12.22

Thomas Watson & Co. (English). Georgian Period antique Sterling silver stuffing spoon. Decorated on handle with an etched hawk. Stamped with Newcastle marks, TW makers mark and King George mark. Good

English Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Tray Circa1820. By William Bateman London. Fully Hallmarked. Provenance: Long Island New York Collection. Dimensions: Handle to Handle 25.5", W 15" Weight: 83.

Lot of two English sterling silver serving trays. Lot includes the following: Thomas Wallis, London 1806,oval four footed tray with scalloped rim and engraved bird in center. ( 1" x 6" x 4.5"; weighs

Antique English Georgian Sterling Silver & Cut Crystal Cruet Set 1774; London, Thomas Daniell, 1774. Holder alone weighs 20.3 troy oz (631 grams).

(lot of 3) English Georgian sterling silver serving/basting spoons, London, 1722, two by maker T.C, possibly Thomas Chawner, each handle engraved with a stylized bird perched; the other having rubbed

English Georgian sterling silver mustard pot - London 1770, silversmith THOMAS WILKES BARKER of circular shape on a square base, body fluted in the lower part with pearlised rim decorated with masks.

English Georgian Sterling Silver Ladle dated 1769. London. 'TE' (Thomas Evans) makers mark, date mark is lightly stamped and appears to read 'O', heraldic engraving on the handle. George III. 13'', 12

(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

London, 1810. Double handled, bun feet, minor repairs to interior. Weight approx. 9.19 ozt. H: approx. 4 1/2". W: approx. 7 1/2". D: approx. 4 1/4".

Antique 1787 Sterling Silver Basket w Provenance. Antique sterling silver English Georgian era basket made by Robert Hennell. Hallmarked. Measures 13 x 13.5 x 11 inches. Weighs approximately 27 troy o

Early 20th Century English Georgian Sterling Silver Epergne Vase William Hutton and Sons 1906 Birmingham Hallmarked Four Tapered Trumpet Vases on a Circular Base 10" H 7" W approx Slight Wear in Good

George III covered tankard with reeded bands and acanthus form thumb press, London, 1807, with partly illegible makers mark (probably William Burwash). 6"h x 6.5"w including handle, excluding thumb pr

Thomas Lamborn, English Sterling Silver Ink Stand. C. 1790. 13 ozt. Ht. 4" W 9" D 5". Silvervault. A Private Collection, East Aurora, NY.

George III sterling silver footed pint tankard with acanthus decorated handle, London, 1779, by John Schofield. Monogrammed. 5"h x 5"w, and 10.53 ozt

George IV sterling silver open tankard with reeded bands and gold washed interior, London, 1830, by William Bateman II. Also with a fleur de lis journeyman's mark to the foot. Monogrammed. 5"h x 6"w i

Antique English Georgian period silver tankard. Bears London hallmarks for Thomas Hatton (with Royal Crown above) with the 1765 date letter. Comes complete with matching lid, warming stand and burner.

This is an antique 1810 Georgian English sterling silver covered urn from JW Story and W Elliott of London. It features double maiden and snake handles and a pomegranate finial. 10 1/2" tall with a to

Thomas Bradbury & Sons (English, 1855- 1943), 1892. Victorian era Georgian style sterling silver tea caddy, having a hinged lid, and scrolled foliate, gadroon and shell decoration. Marked to the under

English Georgian Regency sterling silver mustard pot and spoon. Includes: Peter & William Bateman, London 1807 pot with cobalt blue glass liner (3" x 3.5"; weighs 264.8 grams); Thomas Holland spoon, L