A Britannia Standard silver porringer hallmarked London 1915, maker Vander & Hedges, and marked

A Britannia Standard silver porringer hallmarked London 1915, maker Vander & Hedges, and marked under Tessier, London. Approx. 7 3/4" wide overall

A Victorian Britannia standard silver teaspoon with trefid finial, hallmarked London 1897 with Britannia mark, maker Thomas Bradbury & Sons. Approx. 4 1/4" long

PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TRENCHER SALTSLondon, 1710Maker’s mark “Co”. Diameters 2.75”.Approx. 3.4 troy oz. Provenance:Property of a direct descendant of Thomas Jefferson, t

An English Britannia Silver Porringer Henry & Arthur Vander, London, 1927 of circular handled form, raised on a conforming foot. 10 ozt 6 dwts Diameter 5 inches. Estimate $200-400

A silver butter dish of shell form. Hallmarked London 1915 maker Josiah Williams & Co (David Landsborough Fullerton). Approx 5 1/4" longPlease Note - we do not make reference to the condition of lots

England, consisting of a pair of Britannia silver .950 fine tablespoons, hallmarked London 1911 with maker's marks for Thomas Bradbury & Sons, together with a sterling silver serving spoon, hallmarked

A silver ring box raised on three feet, the tortoiseshell lid with piquework decoration, hallmarked London 1915, maker William Comyns. Approx. 2 3/4" diameterPlease Note - we do not make reference to

Silver handled button hook and shoe horn with engine turned decoration and traces of gilding. Hallmarked London 1915 maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd. The longest 10'' long . (2)

A William III Britannia standard silver spoon, London 1698 by John Ladyman Trefid pattern, oval bowl with moulded rat tail heel. Fully marked. Length – 20.1 cm / 7.9 inches Weight – 56 g

A William III Britannia standard silver spoon, London 1701 by William Petley Trefid pattern, oval bowl with moulded beaded rat tail heel. Fully marked. Length – 19 cm / 7.5 inches Weight �

Circa 1839-1840 London sterling silver hallmarked & William Eaton makers marked 12" (l) fish slice server, engraved deer head crest on handle, 4.9 troy ounces. CONDITION: Areas with minor wear & scrat

A set of four silver teaspoons hallmarked Sheffield 1932, maker Viner's Ltd. Together with two silver teaspoons hallmarked London 1919, maker Henry James Hulbert, and a silver mustard spoon marked Str

A George II Britannia Silver hot water pot of baluster form, hallmarked London 1731 with Britannia silver marks and makers mark for Thomas Parr. The lid is hallmarked London 1835 together with makers

A late 20th century quality pair of British silver column candle holders in plain style typical of the Queen Anne period. London. Maker CJ Vander Ltd. (C.J.V Ltd.). Marked 925. Dated 1999. Approx. Tot

A Silver pot with embossed floral decoration. Hallmarked London 1906 maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd. Also marked under with retailers details for E. Johnston, Dublin under. Approx. 3 3/4" high Catego

5 Silver handled canes, 4 marked sterling, 1 marked "London England 1915" makers mark obscured. 1 walking stick with metal collar, missing tip. Tallest: 36 1/2" H.

A George I Britannia Silver Tray Maker's Mark Obscured, London, 1726 monogrammed. hallmarked for Sterling to underside 52 ozt 5 dwt Width 19 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Charles and Lorrain

Item: George I Early Georgian Solid Silver Mug 1716 Britannia Standard Christening Mug Made in London in 1716 Maker: Edward Holaday. Approx Height - 9.3cm Medium: Britannia Standard Solid Silver Signe

Antique 18th C. English George III Sterling Silver Bowl. Date letter for 1772, hallmarked for London, England for maker. Measures 3.5 x 6.75 inches. Weighs approximately 10 standard ounces.

W. T. Gale & Co. silver fiddle back ladles with shell motif, monogrammed, marked, "W. T. Gale & Co.," and an English sterling silver ladle, partial maker's mark and hallmarked, "England / London / 181

A George III hall marked silver oval can shaped teapot, bright cut with flowers and wreaths, maker's mark for Henry Chawner & John Emes, London 1797, with minor dents, 450 g. Une théière ovale Georg

Circa 1835, London. Very nicely formed spoon having monogram CMC at handle. Marked clearly on verso by the maker. 119 grams standard L12" Sold from the collection of a Blythewood, South Carolina lady.

A pair of antique English solid sterling silver pheasants, a male and a female. Both with London silver hallmarks, date letter for 1915, maker's mark un-identified. Weight for both: 382g or 12.29 troy

English, one Georgian sterling silver creamer, hallmarked 1794, London, 3 3/4 inches high, weight 165 grams, along with a late 19th century creamer, hallmarked for London, maker's and date marks rubbe