A William & George Sissons Victorian Partial Gil

A William & George Sissons Victorian Partial Gilt Silver and Intaglio Glass Claret Jug, S

A William & George Sissons Victorian Silver and Intaglio Glass Claret Jug with Crane M

English Victorian silver plate cruet set by William & George Sissons, 19th.c, floral pattern to base, hallmarked at side of rim, retaining original six cut glass bottles, chips to scallops on two smal

A William & George Sissons Silver and Intaglio Glass Claret Jug with Neoclassical Motif, 

English silver mounted cut glass decanter with hinged lid and scrolling incised decoration. Sheffield, 1900, William & George Sissons. Together with a silverplate mounted pitcher. From a New Roche

one with partially obliterated maker's mark (possibly William and George Sissons); Provenance: The E.T. and Wife Collection, Long Beach, California; each 6 1/4 inches diameter, 8 1/2 inches high

DESCRIPTION: Antique Victorian George William Adams English Sterling silver scissor salad tongs featuring fork and spoon ends with shell designs in relief at the backside bases of the handles, as well

A VICTORIAN SILVER HIP-FLASK, by George William Adams, London 1876, shaped for the pocket, with a detachable cup to the base and screw-down hinged cap, inscribed and engraved with a crest. 14cm high,

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER GRAPE SCISSORS, by George William Adams, London 1865, cast with fruiting vines. 19cm, 4.5 troy ounces

This is a stellar pair of figural topped Victorian sterling silver meat skewers by George William Adams hallmarked London 1852. Each have a handle with an urn issuing flowers above a shield centered w

Antique English Scarce Victorian Sterling Silver Playing Card Box, 1899 by William & George Neal, London. Measures 2"x1 1/2"x2 3/4". Approximate Silver Weight 112 grams. PROVENANCE: The Estate of Mrs.

English, 1821-1846. A group of three sterling fish servers, makers include William Eley & William Fearn, and George William Adams. All fully marked, one monogrammed; largest lg. 12.5 in., total wt.

Victorian era English sterling silver flatware, all are signed on verso with 1866 London hallmarks and George William Adams makers mark, (2) 9" serving spoons, (2) 8 1/4" forks, (2) 8" forks, (2) 7" s

A beautifully chased and heavy Victorian sterling silver gilt mug /cup, with London hallmarks for 1866 and maker's marks for Chawner & Co (George William Adams).Weight: 233g or 7.49 Troy ounces Approx

A pair of English solid sterling silver, double pierced asparagus tongs by George William Adams London. Measures: 10" long x 1.25" x 2" open. Condition: good. No Monogram. Weight 175 grams.

Both hallmarked London 1853 with maker's marks for George William Adams, in the "Old English" pattern with monogram, the blade & tines with foliate engraved detail, the knife measuring 12.75" long, th

(lot of 3) English Victorian sterling silver service flatware, including: (1) serving fiddleback fork, George William Adams, c.1855, with pierced and chased floral motif, London hallmarks, approx 10 3

(lot of 15) English sterling silver spoons, including: (6) George III spoons, George Smith III & William Fearn, c.1796, monogrammed W, approx 5 1/8"l, (4) George III spoons, William Bateman I, c.1815,

hallmarked London, 1840/1876, MC//GA (Mary Chawner & George W Adams) and GA (Chawner & Co (George William Adams), both in fiddle pattern, one with rubbed engraving to handle, total weight 99gm, length

Georges Briard (American, (1917 - 2005), 20th century. "Victorian Garden" fifty-six piece partial porcelain dinnerware with botanical scenes comprising of twelve dinner plates (diam. 10.375"), ten sal

19th c. English Sterling Silver Demitasse Cup, Saucer & Spoon Set, by silversmith Josiah Williams & Co. (George Maudsley Jackson), London, 1891, cup with CRM monogram, in a fitted leather presentation

A Victorian silver cream jug with floral and acanthus scroll decoration. Hallmarked London 1895 maker Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson). Approx 3 1/4" high

A group of two sterling and glass jars. The lot includes a sterling over wheel cut glass vanity jar with a ground glass stopper and a George V sterling capped jar by William Bateman, London, 1919. Dim

Two cased sets of Victorian and George V silver teaspoons and sugar tongs, William Devenport, Birmingham 1912 and Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1888, one set with gilt scallop shell bowls and reticulated