MATTHEW BOULTON : ORMOLU

Near Pair of George III Gilt-Copper Urn-Form Goat's Head Cassolettes, One by Matthew Boulton 7 7/8 in. x 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 in. Note: Illustrated in Ormolu: The Work of Matthew Boulton, Nicholas Goodison,

A PAIR OF MONUMENTAL ORMOLU-MOUNTED SERPENTINITE URNS, MANNER OF MATTHEW BOULTON (BRITISH 1728-1809)the bell-shaped serpentinite urns with George III-style gilt mounts in the manner of MATTHEW BOULTON

A FINE PAIR OF GEORGE III ORMOLU AND BRONZE LION MASK HEADS Attributed to Matthew Boulton. 10 cm x 5.5 cm. Note: See Christies 24th October 2017 for a pair of Ormolu mounted bluejohn vases, with very

and Cut Crystal Epergne Birmingham, 1817, rounded cut glass dish stand on four-pillar support with acanthus decoration, paw feet, four arms extending from columns, gilt finish, each arm with cut glass

English, Birmingham, circa 1790's. English sterling silver three piece garniture bowls, makers mark stamped "MB" in rectangle, with Birmingham, assay office hallmarks for 1793-4, probably Robert Adam'

Pr George III 2 Branch Candelabra, weighted bases and bodies, Birmingham, c 1800, maker MB, probably Matthew Boulton, stem of one needing repair, Pegasus rearing winged horse finials, with all nozzles

Matthew Boulton Old Sheffield Plate Epergne first quarter 19th century, Birmingham, of elongated octagonal form, with reed-and-vintage banding, acanthus crested flat-column legs and barrel feet, joine

English, with shell and gadroon border, and pie crust rim. D at widest point if silverplate: 27.6 cm. (10 7/8 in.)

Circa 1800, Hallmarked, Each With Three Lights Detachable Candelabra Extensions, And Bobeches, Scroll Arms, Vasiform Standard, Circular Foot, Height 18.5, Width 17, Depth 6 Inches, Light Surface Scrat

Pair of Matthew Boulton Regency Old Sheffield Silver Plate Entree Dishes, each of rectangular form with a gadroon, shell and scroll central dish stamped with double sun mark, fitted above a hot water

PR OF PERIOD MATTHEW BOULTON CANDLESTICKS C.1815 SHEFFIELD, DOUBLE BRANCH 18 1/2" TALL

Matthew Boulton Regency Old Sheffield Plate hot water urn, round form with domed lid lid having a finial handle, bulbous center section with double handles, resting on a base with paw feet, leaf decor

England, circa 1825, showing flaring columns with applied acanthus leaf decoration, rising up from circular bases bearing impressed marks for Matthew Boulton, terminating to detachable twin branches w

Pair of Matthew Boulton Regency Old Sheffield 2-branch candelabra, convertible to single candlesticks, each with a center standard with flame finial, flanked by 2 arms or branches with removable bobec

A George IV sterling silver sugar basket, Birmingham 1820 by Matthew Boulton Of vase form upon a spreading circular foot. The wire work body and foot with an opposable wire work handle with an applied

Matthew Boulton Sheffield Silver rolled onto Copper Serving Hand Made Tray c1800 with Armorial, hand chased floral, foliate designs. Gadrooned rim. Amorial features an eagle holding a fish in one talo

(lot of 5) Collection of Old Sheffield plate candlesticks, Matthew Boulton (United Kingdom, 1728-1809), all hallmarked with double sun (or star), including: (4) featuring bobeches with shell decoratio

Matthew Boulton & Co., Soho Works, Birmingham 5-Piece Silver Plated Tea Set. Bears old Sheffield sun mark. Includes: tray, water kettle with stand, tea pot, coffee pot, creamer and sugar. A few pieces

Candelabra. Pair of Georgian Old Sheffield Matthew Boulton 2-arm silverplate candelabra with central flame finial. With pictorial hallmarks of two suns to the base of one candelabra; pictorial hallmar

Pair 18th C Sheffield Candlesticks By Matthew Boulton. 12" H

Circa 1900s Matthew Boulton & Co., Sheffield Silver Plate Neoclassical Style Lamp. Double star mark on the base. Overall measures 25" x 7-1/2". Condition: Silver plate needs a routine cleaning. Estima

19th C Sheffield Warming Platter By Matthew Boulton. 23 3/4" X 17 3/4"

Description - Pair Matthew Boulton 2 light 2 part Sheffield candelabras. Dimensions - 16" x 14.5" x 5.5"

hallmarks for sterling, Birmingham, MB, year 1806 and King George III duty mark, weighted, minor dent on base, tarnish, gross weight 59ozt., 13.25in.