A VICTORIAN SILVER EGG CRUET, by George Ivory, London

A Victorian silver and glass egg cruet A Victorian silver and glass egg cruet, by Samuel Whitford, London 1865, the clover leaf shaped stand with beaded borders, supporting an egg cup, glass, salt and

Victorian Sterling Silver Miniature Ecclesiastical Cruet , George John Richards & Charles Edward Brown, London, 1859, act. 1857-1866, h. 4 3/4 in.; TOGETHER WITH good group of small silverplate object

A VICTORIAN SILVER MUSTARD, by George Fox, London 1877, egg-shaped, on three ball feet, with bright-cut engraving and monogram, the hinged cover with flame thumbpiece opening to reveal a clear-glass l

1849, London, maker's mark of George Angell comprising a stand and eight bottles the stand approximately 32 troy ounces Condition: four bottles with fleabite chips to undersides and rims. overall: 11

A George III sterling silver egg cruet, the stand London 1816 by John Edward Terry Comprising a frame, four egg cup (London 1816 by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard) and four fiddle pattern egg spoons

A set of four Victorian silver egg spoons and a pair of George VI examples, John Aldwinckle and Thomas Slater, London 1886 and Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, London 1936, Old English Bright Cut Edge and

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER PEPPERETTES, by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1893, cylindrical, the detachable covers pierced with dots in stylised engraved panels, raised on spreading domed circular feet

A George III Silver and Cut-Glass Caduceus Egg Cruet attributed to Rebecca Eames and Edward Barnard wi

Victorian Silver Plated Egg Cruet Set for 6, England, Circa 1900. Circular stand modeled as a basket with woven galleries, two twisted wires handles, three supports. Marked with English silver plate m

Victorian Silver Plate Egg Cruet Caddy. It measures 7.5 inches tall and 9 inches wide by 6.5 inches deep.

A Victorian Silver Dish Ring George Fox, London, 1897 hallmarked for Sterling on pierce decoration 16 ozt 10 dwt Height 3 1/2 x diameter 8 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Provenance: Johns

A VICTORIAN SILVER GOBLET, by Alfred Ivory, London 1868, chased with a band of oak leaves, the interior gilded. 16.5cm high, 7.5 troy ounces

A pair of Victorian silver catheters, A pair of Victorian silver catheters, by George Collieu, London 1866, together with ten further plated examples, in fitted case 28.5cm high Condition Report: Surf

A Victorian silver mustard pot, George Fox, London 1872, baluster form, banded and reeded to the lower section, engraved acanthus and moulded beaded rim, with S scroll handle, gilt interior, 7.5cm hig

Each with foliated pierced and engraved blade and tines; Together with a Pair of Victorian Silver Plated Serving Spoons. Length of knife 12 1/2 inches, total approximately 9 ounces, weighable.

English Victorian silver plate cruet set by William & George Sissons, 19th.c, floral pattern to base, hallmarked at side of rim, retaining original six cut glass bottles, chips to scallops on two smal

A Victorian sterling silver cruet set John Samuel Hunt, London, 1856 With maker's mark, London mark, duty mark, and 1856 date mark; also marked "Hunt & Roskell Late Storr Mortimer & Hunt, 8566" to und

A Victorian sterling silver three-piece cruet set on stand, London 1883 by William Leuchars Comprising a pepper pot, a salt, and a mustard pot upon a stand. The condiments with cast decoration of Teni

A FINE VICTORIAN SILVER COMPORT, by Charles Reily & George Storer, London 1846, the pierced circular dish clad with pendant flowers and fruiting vine, raised on a leaf-capped openwork stem w

A Victorian silver teapot, Edward Pairpoint and George Wood, London 1856, baluster form, chased with foliate scrolls and floral sprigs, on four cast mask and scroll feet, applied floral finial, 19cm h

Victorian sterling silver cruet service, John Evans II, London, date letter for 1842, the handled floral repousse frame with cartouche to one side " Dues Major Columna", holding six cut glass bottles

A VICTORIAN SILVER HIP-FLASK, by George William Adams, London 1876, shaped for the pocket, with a detachable cup to the base and screw-down hinged cap, inscribed and engraved with a crest. 14cm high,

A VICTORIAN SILVER TEA CADDY, by George John Richards, London 1852, rectangular section with hinged cover, chased with flowerheads, scrolls and acanthus. 9.5cm high, 10cm deep, 9.2 troy ounces

A Victorian silver Christening mug, A Victorian silver Christening mug, by George John Richards, London 1855, with embossed decoration, 11.5cm high together with a twin-handled cup, by Charles Stuart