A George III silver compressed spherical pedestal tea

A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT, by Henry Chawner, London 1792, of plain ovoid form with pedestal foot, the hinged domed cover with spherical knop, reeded bands to the body and foot, the upper handle socke

A GOOD GEORGE III FIVE PIECE SILVER TEA SERVICE comprising teapot with stand, hot water jug with pedestal foot, sugar bowl and milk jug with gilt interiors; each of plain canted rectangular form with

Three George III Silver Tea Caddies in a Leather-Cased Box Albertus Schurman, London, 1763 each canister hallmarked for Sterling on underside 27 ozt 19 dwt Height of case 7 3/4 x width 12 1/4 x depth

A George III Silver Tea Urn William Eaton, London, 1807 hallmarked for Sterling on base and lid rim 121 ozt 10 dwt gross Height 15 1/2 x width 13 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of an Elegant Lad

Robert Salmon, London, 1801 138 troy ounces Provenance: Sotheby's--New York, April 10, 2001 [Lot 198] 16 inches high

A Scottish George III Silver Tea Urn Likely William Davie, Edinburgh, 1772 hallmarked for Sterling on fance of lid, underside of body and along top collar of base 82 ozt 4 dwt gross Height 21 1/2 inch

Pair of George III silver hexagonal tea caddies by Henry Chawner & John Eams, each engraved with armorial crests. Provenance: Phil Dubey, Baltimore, MD 4"h x 3"dia

A George III Silver Tea Urn Possibly Thomas Whiphan & Charles Wright, London, Second Half 18th Century the lid with a blossom finial above the baluster form body having twin branch-form handles and en

A George III silver tea caddy, John Denzilow, London 1782, straight sided oval form, bright cut decorated with Neoclassical festoons and floral garlands, between fluted and ribbon entwined borders, ur

A George III Silver Tea Caddy Samuel Wood, London, 1778 with engraved inscription 'T & MEG / to / JH & SEC / 10 April / 1860' to the body. hallmarked for Sterling to underside 13 ozt 16 ozt Height 5 x

Assembled five-piece similar English George III sterling silver tea and coffee service and silverplate tray comprising: a coffee pot with chased foliate and Greek key decoration on ball feet (marks of

A GEORGE III SILVER TEA CADDY, by Thomas Daniell, London 1785, with incuse duty mark, oval, the hinged cover with open bud-form finial, with bright-cut engraving and armorial, inscribed 'SILVER LYON F

Circa 1800. Having a fine form with shell and acanthus decorated body marked both at the exterior and the interior edge of the rim. Overall good condition. H8" 544 grams standard Sold from the collect

1783 and 1816 respectively, the pot by James Young (the mark double struck with WC or WG in a rectangle probably for William Garrard), the stick marked for Solomon Haugham. Gross Weight: 24 ozt. PROVE

A GEORGE III SILVER TEA CADDY overstruck with maker's mark I.B, London 1786, oval with hinged domed cover, later chased with flowers and acanthus. 14cm high, 14cm wide, 12.9 troy ounces

Circa 1790, likely by John Holloway working in London. The piece having a very fine cylinder form with wood handle and tapered spout. The piece has a family crest at the top of the lid and on the side

A GEORGE III SILVER PEDESTAL CREAM JUG, London c.1790, mark of John Wakelin & William Taylor, with reeded handle, engraved with initials, 15cm high; together with another continental example marked 'M

George III Silver Tea Pot Mark of Henry Chawner, London, 1790. 10 in. wide over handle, 12.2 oz. approx. gross weight. Property from the Collection of Reverend David Rhinelander King and Mary Griffith

AN UNUSUAL GEORGE III SILVER TEA STRAINER. 95 grams. 23.5 cm x 10 cm.

a quattro piedini, scaldino, corpo a superficie liscia con incisa arma araldica, coperchio con presa sferica; difetti Alt. cm 43, larg. cm 30; peso gr 3295 A GEORGE III SILVER TEA-URN, LONDON, 1787, M

Signed George III Chinoiserie English silver lidded tea caddy displaying figural depictions and a floral decorated finial. London, most probably Abraham Portal, 1754. Total approx. weight is 15.69 tro

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;

Antique English George III Sterling Silver Tea Caddy by Hester Bateman, London c.1782. Fully Hallmarked. The Hinge is Operates Properly. See Shure, Hester Bateman, 1959. Condition: Generally Very Good

A GEORGE III SILVER FOUR-PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, by John Robins, comprising teapot, London 1797; coffee pot, London 1804; cream jug, London 1805; and two-handled sugar bowl, London 1803; each of