19th C. English Sheffield Plated Silver Glass

Two (2) mid-19th century English Old Sheffield silver plated oval meat cover domes with beaded rims and finely cast graduated beaded and scrolled handles. Smaller dome with interior hallmarks for Will

19th Century pair of English Sheffield silver plated urns. Balluster form with mythological handles of rams head horns and ears with lion facial features, raised laurel wreaths and putti figures in Ba

Antique 19th C English Silver Plated & Cut Crystal Figural Swan Motif Bowl Along w/ a Danish Silver Plated Ice Bucket & a Silver Plated Condiment Set w/ Glass Inserts. The Bowl is Fully Hallmarked by

A gentleman's traveling vanity set in a fitted rosewood box inlaid with brass. The interior fitted with various glass jars, all with silver plated lids. L. of box: 33 cm (13 in.) Height of box: 14 cm

Ornate oval scalloped and pierced plated silver serving tray, English, Sheffield, mark of Roberts, Cadman & Co, double bell stamp mark used throughout the 19th c, 25" l, 18" w

Pair of 19th c Large George III Sheffield silver plated hurricane lamps or banquet candlesticks with blown glass shades engraved in a floral design, the candlestick has ventilation holes and gadrooned

Mid 19th century. Heavily cast foliage and fruit with four removable candle arms and center well for glass bowl (missing). Smith, Sissons and Co. mark. 22.5"h. 14.5" square.

Heavy faceted glass jar with hammered gold plated sterling silver lid, with ornate monogram "K M". (or M K) in center reserve. Fully hallmarked, Norman Marshall, London, 1896.

English Burled Walnut Brass Mounted Necessaire, 19th c., the interior fitted with silver plated cut glass bottles and containers and mother of pearl implements, with a lifting tray with storage below,

English, mid-late 19th C., with painted glass shades. Property of Boscobel Restoration, Inc., Garrison, New York. Deaccesioned by Action of the Board of Directors. Proceeds to Benefit Collection Acqui

large English oval silver plate on copper service tray with handles, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, second half-19th century, with reticulated border and beaded edge, engraved and Greek key center,

Pair of Late 19th c. Silver Plated Four-Arm Five-Light Candelabra, by Hawksworth, Eyre & Co., Sheffield, with beaded edges and detachable bobeches, Corinthian column form reeded stems, set on square s

Early 19th C Old Sheffield plate tea urn on four hairy paw feet, with foliate borders and applied sea scroll handles. Typical spigot handle, complete with iron heater. H. 42cm (16 1/2in)

English silver plate desk stand, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, late 19th c., pen rest modeled as a stag's head, two glass inkwells, tray with foliate and shell border, raised on bun feet, small chips

English Sheffield Silver Food Dome with family crestSize: 14 x 11 x 7 1/2 in.#1 of a pair#1266

**Originally Listed At $500** Northern Europe, England, Sheffield or London, ca. 1863 to 1880 CE. A fancy set of 15 sterling silver utensils made specifically for fruit. The set includes 6 knives and

4 19th C English Sheffield Silver on Copper Candlesticks. 10" H

19th C. English Sheffield Silver Food Dome.#2 of a pairSize: 14 x 10 x 8 in.#1264

J & I Cox, circa 1850, with monogram. L: approx. 14". Weight: approx. 6.19 ozt.

Pair of 19th century English Sheffield plated covered vegetable dishes, 11" x 8 1/2". Provenance: Palm Beach, Florida estate.

A lovely antique tea pot type or service tray with an applied pie crust edge, with three cast claw feet. Measures 10-3/4" diameter x 1-1/4" high. No hallmarks observed. Woodard Collection.

A 19th C. English Sheffield Silver cuet rack holding six crystal bottles with stoppers and silver tops.10 x 8 in

Large 19th century English Regency Sheffield silver plate five-light candelabra. Circa 1820. Four scrolled arms and central candle holders. Acanthus leaf decorated column and pedestal base with three

Round, finely ridged glass with sterling silver collar, for holding and striking matches. London sterling hallmarks; makers mark and date mark too worn to read. Likely Victorian -Edwardian era. Approx