George IV Period English Pewter

Scarce, William IV period English pewter half-pint pewter beaker, William IV reign mark on rim, c 1830-1837.

A REGENCY STYLE DROP LEAF MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLE, ENGLISH, GEORGE IV PERIOD (1820-1830), in the Sheraton taste, the rectangular top opening over gate legs, each with a ring turned tapered, turned bam

George IV pint tankard, engraved "Anchor Inn" on underside, front has monogram of innkeeper "W. Combes" and lip marked "G IV", approximate height 4 3/4", 1 pint beaker, unmarked, height 5", and 2 foot

Creamer, engraved "250 GRM", approximate height 3 3/4", mustard pot, marked on underside "William M. Whitley, Westbourne Grove, James Dixon & Sons, height 2 1/2", George IV half gill measure, hallmark

A LATE REGENCY MAHOGANY DINING TABLE, ENGLISH, GEORGE IV (1812-1830) PERIOD, two ends with "D" shaped tops, raised on a ring turned support, issuing four splayed legs, terminating in square cups and r

Fine mahogany candle stand of the George IV Regency period, with unusual ring-turned beehive form pedestal and splayed tripod legs over turnip feet. Circa Early 19th Century. Dimensions: H 29.25" x W

Two (2) English pewter chargers to include: one 14-7/8" diameter with lipped rim and having ownership initials BLE or BEL to the front, with "London" marks of the George II period to the back; togethe

Sheffield, 1821, scroll, floral and shell decoration, no monograms,ÿmarks forÿThomas & John Settle,ÿweighted bases, .925 fine, 11 in. Provenance: From the Estate of the Late Jim VanStory, Weavervil

Includes an English silver monogrammed teapot - London city stamp, unidentified maker's mark of EF, and date letter of 1825, ex-Sotheby's. Accompanied by a monogrammed Watrous Manufacturing Co. child'

London, 1824, urn form with acanthus decoration, scroll and shell border, bud finial, foliate and snake handle, gilt interior, marks for William Eaton, .925 fine, 7.54 oz. T., 3-1/2 x 5 x 3-3/4 in.

Paul Storr George IV English sterling silver kettle / hot water pot on burner stand, hallmarked in various locations including on handle, under lid, under pot, and on stand: "PS / London / 1832" and m

A Set of Six Chamberlain's Worcester Armorial PlatesGeorge IV period 1820-1840, fine and decorative 19th century Chamberlain’s Worcester set of plates decorated with the arms of the Alacer fami

Includes a George IV English silver round covered tray with foliate form finial - stamped to both tray and lid with hallmarks of London, most probably Joseph Angell I?, 1828. Accompanied by an English

including George IV English silver vinaigrette, Birmingham, 1823, rectangular with gilt and pierced interior lid, engraved decoration, monogram, marks for Thomas Pemberton, Birmingham, 1823, .925 fine

Comprising: a Tiffany and Co. sterling bud vase, a silver and enameled lighter, a tiny sterling box with a hinged lid, an Art Deco period English pewter flask, an 800 silver receipt spike, an 800 silv

c1830 oil on canvas painting of moon light over river with trees and foliage. 16" x 15 1/2" with George IV period frame (26 1/4" x 26 1/4). Some losses to edges of canvas. No apparent signature.

George IV period, 1822, Edinburgh crest on handle, 5 to underside, 6 7/8L 2.39ozt. Provenance: Dr. Richard Rasner

George IV period mahogany hall chair, c. 1830, England, in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster, carved and waisted back, bow-fronted seat with moulded circlet, turned and reeded fore-legs, curved rear

COFFEE POT - George III Period English Sterling Silver Coffee Pot by John King, hallmarked for London 1768, with baluster body, ring foot, hinged lid with flame finial, beautifully formed and decorate

Circa 1799 George III period London English silver hallmarked creamer and open sugar bowl, illegible makers marks, both have engraved family crest symbols, 5" (height) x 6" (length) x 3" (width) cream

Two piece George III period English silver grouping, circa 1790 London hallmarked and Peter/Ann Bateman maker's mark 5 3/4" x 4" creamer with chased floral designs, unknown date London hallmarked and

Seven 18th and 19th C. George III period English silver hallmarked salt spoons and shell form tea caddy spoons, two 18th C. Soloman Houghman maker's mark salt spoons, 18th C. Peter and Ann Bateman, Wi

Three George III period English silver salt cellars, circa 1764 George III period London English silver hallmarked footed open salt cellars, Robert and David Hennell maker's mark, 1 3/4" (height) x 3

Two 18th C. George III period London English silver hallmarked shell dishes, circa 1784 William Plummer maker's mark and illegible maker's mark with engraved family crests, 1 1/2" (height) x 5" (lengt