Gerity servingware and accessories, group of five, comprising two silver-plate Georgian reproduction serving spoons, one

Georgian sterling silver double handled loving cup with repousse flower design. Hallmarked on bottom. Measures 3.5" tall,

19th century English hallmarked sterling silver Georgian cut glass cruet set.Canoe shaped oval stand with a ring handle and

Georgian teapot dating 1789 and hailing from London, decorated with floral finial and shell decorated feet. 30.3ozt 9"h x

Pair Georgian glass muffineers, or sugar casters, with sterling silver covers by John Emes, 1807.

a plain baluster tankard with open work chair-backthumb piece to the domed lid, scroll handle with heart shaped terminal.

pear-shaped body with embossed spiral-fluted foliate decoration. A floral decorated cast spout and handle mountings. The

shaped oval body with bright-cut engraving on a flat base. Fully hallmarked London 1802-1803. Height 10 cm, width 12 cm.

shaped oval body with bright-cut engraving on a flat base. Fully hallmarked London 1799-1800. Height 11.5 cm, width 9.5 cm.

baluster body, spread foot and double scroll handle. Fully hallmarked London 1765-66. Base diameter 8.5 cm, height 12 cm.

Poole Georgian sterling silver creamer and sugar set. Fine set with applied figural lion heads supporting lions paw feet.

Scarce Exceptional George IV English sterling silver teapot by Charles Fox, London c. 1825. The teapot has a circular