A Pair of George II Sugar Nips

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 fine pair of George II sterling silver sugar casters, London 1731 by John White (first reg. 10th Dec 1719) Each of baluster form upon a spreading circular foot, the tall waisted necks with applied c

A PAIR OF GEORGE IV SILVER SUGAR NIPS Birmingham dated 1829 by Joseph Willmore (10.5cm overall)

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR NIPS by Thomas Wallis. London 1792. 49.5 grams. 14.5 cm x 5.5 cm.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SUGAR NIPS by Richard Mills. London 1760. 38.5 grams. 12.75 cm x 3.75 cm.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER SUGAR NIPS by John Spencer. Edinburgh 1790. 42.3 grams. 16 cm x 4.5 cm.

Pair of crested Fiddle Thread sauce ladles marked London, 1802. William Eley & William Fearn. Monogrammed sugar nips marked London, 1808. William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner. 153g.

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SILVER TEASPOONS, by George Burrows (I), London 1793, bright-cut, together with a later set of silver sugar nips, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1905, cased; and A PAIR OF EDWARD

British, possibly Irish, mid 18th century, each with shaped foldover top, each top opening to a leather lined playing surface, shell and bellflower carved knees on stocking feet, in old surface with

Robert Albin Cox, C. 1759, h.10-1/2, hallmarks with excellent impressions; each weighing 19.5 toz (39 toz total) with matching hallmarked bobeches.

Pair George II sterling silver candlesticks, Letter dated 1744, Sheffield, fully hallmarked with illegible makers mark, with squared scalloped base and baluster stem, the base corners engraved with a

Pair George II walnut side chairs, c. 1740, England, vasiform splat, cushion-molded seat, cabriole legs with shell carved knees, 39.25"h x 22"w x 18"d Provenance: Palmetto Hall: The Jay P. Altmayer Fa

London, 1741, scroll handle with acanthus cap, shell feet, marks for Fuller White, 23.26 oz. T., each 4-1/2 x 8 x 4-1/2 in.

Gilt carved frame with puttis and peoples heads. Beveled glass. 49"h x 24"w

Pair of black Japanned side chairs in the George II taste, having gilt accents, chinoiserie decoration, monogrammed seats, and rising on front cabriole legs with paw feet, retail label for The Pink Do

Possibly English, early 20th century; in the manner of William Kent (English, 1685– 1748); foliate guilloche carved curved crest; draped upset arms decorated with bell flowers; above a fluted apron

Pair George II walnut girandole mirrors, 18th c., with brass fittings, 20.25"h x 12.25"w

Pair George II sterling silver sauceboats, Letter dated 1754, London, worn maker's mark possibly for William Robertson, ovoid form with gadrooned rim, floral scroll handle, shell capped feet, each 5"h

Pair of George II style carved giltwood mirrors, early to mid 20th century, of asymmetrical cartouche form, with C-scroll, floral acanthus and classical fluted columnar carved borders, each terminatin

Pair George II Walnut Side Chairs, c. mid-18th century, ox-yoke crest rail, vase shaped splat, later green seats, cabriole front legs ending in pad feet, turned H-shaped stretchers, height 37.5 inches

Pair George II James Williams Sterling Seal Top Spoons, circa 1750. Spoons measure approx 7'' and weigh 91g. Spoons are topped with 1.25'' figural seals with flying bird cameo seals. Excellent conditi

Pair George II style gilt bronze wall sconces, 20th c., 2-light, 10.5"l x 11.5"w (incl. nozzle)

Pair George II style burlwood side chairs, 19th/20th c., English, carved fiddle back chairs, with shell back rail and knees, Fortuny style velvet upholstered seats, 39"h x 21"w x 18"d, 19.75"h (to sea

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