Georgian and Victorian British Sterling Silver

Consisting of 10 Victorian teaspoons hallmarked Glasgow with date mark for 1877, in the "Old English" pattern with beaded detail & monograms, 7 Georgian teaspoons hallmarked London with various date m

Group of assembled Georgian and Victorian fiddle pattern, sterling silver flatware pieces, some monogrammed to the handle or to underside. All pieces hallmarked with standard British marks to the unde

George III sterling silver coffee pot with gadrooning, acanthus decorated spout, flame finial, and wooden handle, London 1774, by Louisa Courtauld and George Cowles, also with later presentation engra

George III covered flagon with reeded bands, engraved Douglas family coat of arms and crest, London, 1768, by Sebastian and James Crespell. 6"h x 7"w including handle. 26.83 ozt

George III covered tankard with reeded bands and acanthus form thumb press, London, 1807, with partly illegible makers mark (probably William Burwash). 6"h x 6.5"w including handle, excluding thumb pr

British sterling silver adjustable dish cross with openwork feet and dish supports. London, 1763, by Edward Aldrich I. The burner is missing. 2.25"h x 11"w, and 9.82 ozt

British sterling silver vanity set with repousse decoration, including a dressing table form jewelry box, a tray, trinket or powder boxes (2), a hand mirror, hair brushes (2), and clothes brushes (2).

(lot of 23) Georgian and Victorian sterling silver flatware service, London, an assembled group, all but (four) bearing engraved stags head crest (to front or back), two patterns include Fiddle Thread

George III sterling silver hot water jug with gadrooned rim, flame finial, and rattan wrapped handle, London, 1763, by Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright. Engraved to the foot Frances Eastabrooke. 10"h

George III sterling silver footed pint tankard with acanthus decorated handle, London, 1779, by John Schofield. Monogrammed. 5"h x 5"w, and 10.53 ozt

George III sterling silver fluted and chased teapot with wooden handle, Sheffield, 1791, by Daniel Holy and Co. 6"h x 12"w from handle to spout, and 20.07 ozt overall

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

British sterling silver covered and footed 1.5 pint flagon, with repousse gadrooning and foliate decoration, chased acorns and rosettes, and openwork thumb press, London, 1890, by Martin, Hall and Co.

GEORGIAN BRITISH STERLING SILVER SALT SPOONS, LOT OF 28, comprising a Scottish example with fiddle handle possibly by Adam Elder of Edinburgh with 1829 date mark, and the remainder by London or p

19th and early 20th C. British sterling silver tablewares. Creamer with double scroll handle, acanthus and volute decorated lip, and gold washed interior, London, 1865, by George John Richards and Edw

British sterling silver teawares. A creamer with chased foliate and Celtic knot decoration, foliate form handle, London, 1861, by A B Savory and Sons (William Smily), monogrammed, 3.5" x 5.25"w. A cup

Pair of Victorian British sterling silver candlesticks. Made by Richard Hodd & Son of London, England, 1876. Weighted base. Classical motifs on candlesticks, with goddesses, palmettes, and other class

Estate / Collection: Property from a Manhattan Collection Comprising: twelve dinner forks twelve lunch forks twelve dinner knives twelve lunch knives twelve fruit knives twelve tablespoons twelv

ENGLISH GEORGIAN AND VICTORIAN STERLING SILVER MUGS AND MUSTARD POT, LOT OF THREE,comprising a Georgian mug with mark probably for Edward Edwards II of London and an 1827 date mark featuring ornate ch

DESCRIPTION: (3 Pc) A late victorian british .925 Sterling silver photo table frames. This is a three-piece set with ornate embossed floral motifs. With blue velvet lining and .925 RC and lion hallmar

George III sterling silver large scalloped and gadrooned salver on ball and claw feet, the center with engraved Moor's head crest, London, 1782, by John Schofield. 1.5”h x 14.25”w, and 41.

Victorian sterling silver vinaigrettes (2), each with machine turned decoration and gold washed interiors featuring pierced scrolling foliate grilles. A rectangular example, Birmingham, 1850, by Natha

British sterling silver napkin rings, various decorations, all made in either Chester or Birmingham, spanning the years 1876 - 1924. Makers include Thomas Hayes, Haseler Brothers, John Millward Banks,

George III sterling silver fish slice, the blade with pierced fish design, the terminal engraved with family crest, London, 1821, by William Eley and William Fern. 12.25" and 5.38 ozt