Three Georgian Silver Sugar Sifters

various makers, various hallmarks. Largest 6.25 in. 3.9 total troy oz.

Georgian Silver Sugar Sifter Circa 1770, London Maker IMP, 5 1/2" high.

Hallmarked MW (Possibly Matthew West, Dublin 1747-1806), circular on three hoof feet, shell joins, spiral fluting & punch details, weight approx. 5 T.O. 5-1/2"d.

Three Russian 84 standard silver and cloisonne enamel spoons Gustav Klingert and other makers late 19th - early 20th centuryComprising one maker's mark in Cyrillic G.M, a sugar sifter Vasily Andreyev,

Georgian Style Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugarboth with mark of Frank M. Whiting, the creamer pattern number 1712, atop three shell and hoof feet (4 1/2 in.); the sugar pattern number R202, with sha

6 Silver serving items, tea strainer, 1846 sugar sifter, three pierced servers and a tea ball. 5.0 ozt.

A Reed and Barton Colonial or Georgian style three piece (plus lid) Sterling set consisting of a Pitcher, a Waste Bowl and a Lidded and Handled Sugar Bowl, 34 troy ounces (50SUT8002/4) () Dimensions:

An American Silver Three-Piece Coffee Service Tiffany & Co., New York, NY, 20th Century comprising a coffee pot, covered sugar and creamer decorated in the Georgian taste, the tapering cylindrical bod

Weight 14.9 troy ounces.No repairs, very minor denting to one of the small shakers.

A Group of Three Georgian Silver Waiters London, Circa 1736 and Later comprising a George III example raised on pad feet and centered with an engraved crest, the underside marked for 'I*L', London, 17

Hallmarked A.B G.B ( Alice & George Burrows), London, 1809. Together with two similar English Georgian silver cream pitchers, hallmarked S.D E.D, London, 1806, 1809, total weight approx. 17 T.O. 4"h,

Three Georgian Silver Serving Spoons. Together with three Georgian silver teaspoons, a Georgian silver fork, an English silver salt spoon, and a Georgian silver fruit knife Longest spoon: 8.75"

Russian and English silver sugar sifters. To include: 1) Henry John Lias, London, 1875. 2) Nickolai Pavlov, Moscow, ca. 1900. 3) Unknown maker, Moscow, 1889. 4) Charles Wilkes, Birmingham, 1905. Each

Comprising George Smith William Fearn, London, 1810, and a pair by the same maker, dated 1815, each 7"l. Together with a group of English silver master salt & salt spoons, total weight appx. 7 t.o. Pr

Three Georgian Silver Thimbles Second Half 18th Century and Later comprising two examples bearing engraved monograms, one marked for William Kingdon. Height of tallest 1 inch. Property from the Collec

A Group of Three Georgian Silver Serving Articles Various Makers comprising a fish server with a pierced blade and a Fiddle and Thread handle, William Knight, London, 1822, together with a pair of sau

Three Georgian Silver Table Spoons (two embossed) & an unmarked spreader

Makers mark W.C. 45 g. L 13 cm. (5 1/8 in.)

Two Pair of Georgian Silver Sugar Tongs, 5 7/8".

Crafted of sterling silver. Features a clean Georgian design with minimal ornamentation. Bears London hallmarks for maker GP and the date code for 1821. Measures 5 3/4" x 1 1/2". Total weight approxim

The first, brite card decorated and hallmarked GW, George Wintle, London, 1813, the second hallmarked, IL HL CL, John, Henry & Charles Lias, One of the most prolific 19th century family firms, London,

A Pair of Georgian Silver Sugar Nips. Hallmarked. 11.5cm x 4cm x 1.5cm, weight 26.23g

1.86 troy ounces. Made and marked Tiffany & Co. Engraved sugar sifter spoon/ladle. Monogram present.

George III Irish Sterling Silver Sauceboat Of typical form with leaf-capped handle; Together with a George III Sterling Silver Sugar Sifter. Length of sauceboat 8 inches, total approximately 13 ounces