A George II sparrow beak cream jug of classic bellied

George II Sterling Silver Diminutive Cream Jug, struck to underside with maker's marks of Elizabeth Goodwin, London, 1730, with sparrow beak spout above a baluster form body on stepped circular foot.

A WORCESTER SPARROW-BEAK CREAM JUG, CIRCA 1780, underglaze blue printed with the 'Argument' pattern, disguised numerals. 9.2cm high

An assembled group of Chinese Porcelain Famille Rose Tableware, Qianlong period (1736-1795), comprising a teapot, teacup, sparrow's beak cream jug, and a teacup and footed saucer. Dimensions: Height o

A GROUP OF TWO BRITISH STERLING SILVER ITEMS, comprising a George II cream jug with everted lip, repoussé floral decoration, scroll handle, and raised on trifid footed scrolled legs, unknown maker, L

A GROUP OF TWO BRITISH STERLING SILVER ITEMS, comprising a George II cream jug with everted lip, repoussé floral decoration, scroll handle, and raised on trifid footed scrolled legs, unknown maker, L

An English porcelain sparrow beak cream jug, circ 1765, painted with polychrome floral sprays, 10cm high

A GEORGE II SILVER CREAM JUG. London 1742. 63 grams. 9.5 cm x 7.5 cm.

AN 18TH CENTURY CHINESE BLUE & WHITE SPARROW BEAK PORCELAIN CREAM JUG, decorated with scenes of temples and landscapes, the handle made of bronze and partially enclosed with wicker, 9.3cm high x 10cm

A selection of three George II/III silver cream jugs, each of baluster form, one embossed and one raised on a weighted pedestal foot, hallmarked London 1747, 1764, 1778. Together with a continental li

WILLIAM GRUNDY, ENGLISH GEORGE II STERLING SILVER CREAM POT / JUG, baluster-form well with a short curved spout and engraved sitting dog to side, topped by a hinged lid with finial, having carved wood

A Worcester polychrome cream jug, circa 1765, painted with Three Peony, Rock Birds pattern, sparrow beak baluster form, 8.5cm high Provenance: N M Redmayne collection label

A Worcester polychrome cream jug, circa 1770, Mandarin pattern, sparrow beak baluster form, painted with panels of Oriental figures between black, red and gilt foliate motifs, 9.5cm high

George II jug raised on hoof feet with floral repousse decoration and monogrammed. London, 1759. David Hennell I. 90g. Overall H. 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in.)

Fine English Spatterware creamer, early 19th Century. Nice small cream jug with a flared rim and a sparrow beak spout. Applied handle ending in a leaf, and with a well formed foot. Spatter decoration

An estate collection of five (5) antique sterling silver serving pitchers, jugs, and ewers. All with hallmarks One English cream pitcher jug with hallmarks from the reign of King George II, London, an

A George III silver cream jug with later decoration, possibly by William Skeen, London 1765, of somewhat bellied form, embellished with curved bands of repoussé decorated foliate designs around a cen

A WORCESTER POLYCHROME SPARROW-BEAK JUG, CIRCA 1775-80, with finely painted deep inner border of ribbon and flowers, collector's label for Cottam Collection. 8.5cm high

A WORCESTER SPARROW-BEAK JUG, CIRCA 1780, printed in underglaze blue with a 'European Landscape Group' pattern, hatched crescent mark. 8.5cm high

A GEORGE II STYLE WALNUT CREAM LEATHER TOP PARTNER'S DESK, ENGLISH, MID 20TH CENTURY, modeled after Library Tables by Thomas Chippendale (1718-1779), the rectangular burl walnut top with three inset g

FRANCIS SPILSBURY I, ENGLISH GEORGE II STERLING SILVER BEER / WATER JUG, baluster form, featuring a short curved spout, an applied scrolled handle, and a round foot, side with probably later heraldry-

A pair of George II silver salt cellars Paul de Lamerie, London 1746 Circular compressed cauldron form, the bellied sides with applied floral garlands between four satyr bearded masks and terminating

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 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

c1750 English looking glass frame (glass replaced) with carved pierced gilt wood phoenix crest, the phoenix with floral garlands in its beak, and with scrolling foliate sides. Phoenix missing wings, w