(1604-1609) England Silver Sixpence James VG

Old English silver coin. Sixpence Elizabeth 1 16th century (1558 - 1603). Rare collectible item. S-2555, NGC VG

1307-1696 AD. Group comprising: Edward II, long cross penny (1; London); Mary, groat (1); Elizabeth I, penny (1), halfgroats (3), groat (1), sixpences (3; 1565, 1575, 1593); James I, sixpence (1604),

1881 England Silver Six Pence. Extra Fine.

Four Great Britain silver six pence: 1868 VG, 88 VF, 99 VF, 1908 VF, and 46 AU. Nice type set.

Foliate engraved tilting tea pot by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, England, silver plate on nickel silver, the lid wit a melon handle, raised on a pierced stand with scrolled supports on floral feet,

JAMES DEAKIN & SONS , ENGLAND STERLING SILVER (3)pc TEA SET CONSITING OF TEA POT , SUGAR & CREAMER WITH RETICULATED BORDER - 12" x 5" x 5 3/4" ; 43.02ozt GROSS

James Fenton - Birmingham, England Sterling Silver & Enamel Salt Spoon c1905. Signed. Original box. Spoon 2.5" x 0.75"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the

Danbury Mint Bronze Coin Sculpture HMS Submarine Upholder Display, bronzed sculpture of Britain’s most successful submarine in WWII. Combined with a genuine 1941 silver sixpence and a special co

Epergne/center piece with etched crystal bowl by Dixon & Sons Sheffield 1848-1878 England, Silver Plate. Features Putti sitting on scrolls with vines, fruits and grape leave garlands. Crystal bowl has

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: James Dixon & Sons Marking(s); notes: marking(s) Country of origin; materials: England; sterling silver, wood, glass Dimensions (H, W, D): 9.25"h, 6.75"w, .5"d Additiona

James Dixon & Sons two-handled trophy cup with ribbed decoration, #X287-I Sheffield, England, 1917 silver stamped hallmarks together with a Shreve & Co. two-handled presentation goblet, #6106 taller:

A William & James Priest George III Silver Coffee Pot, London, England, circa 1766Marks: (

Lot of 12 English Hammered Silver Coins, to include 1 James I sixpence, 2 Charles I shillings, 1 Charles I sixpence, Queen Elizabeth I sixpence and half great, Edward I silver penny, Edward III (Black

A James Dixon & Sons Hammered Silver and Glass Flask england, circa 1911 2.5" W x 1" D x 4.5" H Estimate $400-600

Table articles. Comprised of two sterling sugar scoops. a sterling handled serving fork, 7.25" long, Sheffield, England, an 800 silver handled pastry server, 10" long, Germany. Together with two brass

comprising 37 knives, 38 forks, 43 spoons, 3 ladles, a service set of 9, 4 serving spoons, carving set of 2, a service set of 2, in a red canvas box, each hallmarked with James Robinson England, city,

London, 1971, paneled light house form, dome top, wooden handle, marks for James Robbinson, .925 fine, base engraved "James Robinson Inc./New York/Made in England", 29.52 oz. T. gross weight

Art Deco Sterling Silver Cake Server, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, England, 1946. With typical Art Deco handle. Hallmarked for Sheffield, England, dated 1946, maker's mark for James Dixon &

An English sterling silver photograph frame by Asprey, London. Quatrefoil shaped frame with a scroll and leaf motif. Hallmarks for Asprey, London. Wood backed cover and easel. Measures 7.75" x 6".

Royal pardon of King James I for Hugh Currer of Kildwick, North Yorkshire, in Latin, very large manuscript charter on parchment [England, 9 June 1604] Singlesheet document, with 57 long lines in chanc

Made in England for James Robinson in the Early 18th C taste. A reproduction of the Babel Sleath service of 1725. Comprising a skittle ball teapot, a straight side tapering coffee pot, a waste bowl, a

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

Stylish, Vintage 4 Piece Sterling Silver Tea Set by James Robinson Inc. of New York, Made in England. This elegant store established in 1912 selling antiques, jewelry and silver and still located on P

James I Sterling Silver Seal Top Spoon hallmarked London, 1622-1623, by Daniel Cary (ca. 1584-1642; free 1604), the seal with pricked monogram "KB". l. 6-5/8", w. 1-7/8"; 1.34 t. oz. Literature: David