GEORGE II SILVER LIDDED TANKARD

London, circa 1737 with scroll handle of plain tapering form, engraved armorial crest and marriage initials dated 1744, 14 oz. 17 cm. high

LARGE GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD, LONDON, 1757 For your consideration is a large George II silver tankard, crafted in London in 1757. It boasts handsome proportions, featuring a delightful s-scroll hand

A George II lidded tankard TW, London 1759, the body with two bands of fluting, rocaille scroll shield with later Victorian prize inscription and inscription to underside of foot, S scroll handle with

A George II silver tankard, Thomas Moore II, London 1756 with engraved crest and later spout. 19cm high, 837grams

English, 18th C. Slight baluster form cup with footed circular base and scrolling handle. Impressed marks for makers William Shaw & William Priest, London 1744 to underside. H. 12.5 cm (5 in)

a base circolare, corpo leggermente bombato con fascia orizzontale, manico sagomato, presa a ricciolo, coperchio a cupola; difetti Alt. cm 22, larg. cm 18; peso gr 875 A GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD, LOND

a base circolare, corpo decorato a motivi naturalistici, manico sagomato, coperchio bombato; difetti Alt. cm 21, larg. cm 17; peso gr 826 A GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD, LONDON, 1737, MARKS OF B. CARTWRIG

a base circolare, corpo leggermente bombato con fascia orizzontale, manico sagomato, presa a ricciolo, coperchio a cupola; difetti Alt. cm 22, larg. cm 17; peso gr 785 A GEORGE II SILVER TANKARD, LOND

A George II Silver Covered Tankard Thomas Cooke II and Richard Gurney, London, 1753 adapted and decorated in the Victorian era as a milk jug, hallmarked for Sterling on underside 29 ozt 16 dwt gross H

A George III silver lidded tankard probably William Holmes, London 1771 Tapering cylindrical form, the simulated coopered body with two broad applied ribbed bands and vertical lines, the hinged cover

A GEORGE III SILVER LIDDED TANKARD, by William & Robert Peaston, London 1763, the hinged domed cover with scroll-form thumbpiece with leaf-form reverse, S-scroll handle with a heart-shaped terminal. 1

George II 1753 Newcastle Silver Tankard by John Langlands I, 7 3/8" x 5 1/8" x 7 1/4", 803 Gra

hallmarked London, 1911, AP//FP//AP (Pairpoint Brothers) to body and under cover, the hinged cover set with with a large scroll thumb piece, above a slightly tapered body, and reeded border to base, t

English sterling silver tapering tankard, possibly Isaac Cookson, New Castle, George II, see hallmark images, repousse flowers in oval reserves, central reserve open for monogram, shaped handle ending

TANKARD - English George II Period Sterling Silver Tankard with lip by Richard Gurney & Thomas Cook, London, 1749. With extensive repousse and chased foliate decoration to body, lid and handle; centra

a base circolare, corpo cilindrico a superficie liscia con fascia orizzontale, manico sagomato, presa a ricciolo, coperchio bombato; difetti Alt. cm 17, larg. cm 17; peso gr 640 A GEORGE II SILVER TAN

A George V silver sauce boat, Harrods Ltd., London 1935, George II style, with egg and dart rim, on three shell feet, together with a silver butter knife and Reynolds Angels silver lidded cut glass ja

A George III 18th century silver tankard, mark of George Smith (II), London 1784, of traditional baluster form with leaf capped double scroll handle, monogrammed to the side, 12cm high, 10.3ozt

A GEORGE VI SILVER LARGE NOVELTY BISCUIT BOX, by Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham 1937, in the form of a lidded tankard, the pull-off cover with a fleur-de-lis finial, the ground spot-hammered. 17.5cm high

George III Sterling Silver Tankard, John Carter II, London, England, 1775. Cylindrical form with embosed rings decoration and engraved family crest. Fully hallmarked (twice) for London, England, dated

George IV sterling silver open tankard with reeded bands and gold washed interior, London, 1830, by William Bateman II. Also with a fleur de lis journeyman's mark to the foot. Monogrammed. 5"h x 6"w i

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS by Edward Feline, London, 1741 In the Régence style, each cast and chased with classical motifs, the sides of the bases and nozzles with a mask within

George Wicks, 1758-1759, hallmarked on base and lid, date mark 1758 shaped bowl, the legs with lion heads and hairy paw feet, open handles, lid and body with gadrooned edge; inscribed on bottom

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS by John Hyatt & Charles Semore, London, 1759 height 11in (28cm). Footnotes: Provenance E. & C. T. Koopman & Son Ltd., London, 10 December 1985.