A GEORGE IV SIX DIVISION TOAST RACK. London 1827.

A George IV sterling silver seven bar toast rack, London 1829 by Benjamin Smith III Of rectangular form upon four scroll bracket feet. Ovolo edge with curved reeded bars with a central loop and twin s

A George IV seven-bar toast rack Joseph Angell, London 1826, the threaded hoops onto a shaped acanthus and shell clasped base, raised on four paw feet with a central shell handle, with engraved crest

A GEORGE IV SILVER TOAST RACK by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard, London 1826 The ring handle above seven dividers united by a reeded border and raised on four squat feet. 16cm long, 10cm wide. 8.2 troy

A George IV silver seven bar toast rack, acanthus grasped loop handle, arched twin-loop divisions, gadrooned border, lion paw feet, 16cm long, Waterhouse, Hodson & Co, Sheffield 1824, 8oz

A GEORGE III SILVER TOAST RACK, By Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I, London, 1809 On four fluted bracket feet, with seven wire divisions and loop handle engraved with initials, 16.5cm long, together w

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER PLATE SIX DIVISION TOAST RACK in the manner of Christopher Dresser. 17 cm x 13 cm.

Keith Murray for Mappin and Webb, an Art Deco silver plated six division toast rack, circa 1931, the pentagonal dividers with central ring, united by stepped geometric bars, stamped marks W28157, 11.5

Georgian silver toast rack, maker WE, London, 1827, 6 1/2 in. L.; cream pitcher, master salt (no liner), hinged cylindrical spice box (monogrammed), and a silver mounted cut glass shaker, 15.0 ozt. of

A George IV sterling silver seven bar toast rack, Sheffield 1821 by Thomas and John Settle Of rectangular form upon four lion paw and rosette scroll acanthus feet. Gadrooned edge with curved reeded ba

A pair of George IV sterling silver asparagus tongs London 1827 by William Eaton Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, with pierced rectangular blades, engraved with a crest of a ostrich head erased ducal

TWO 19TH CENTURY SILVER VESSELS. George IV bun form tea pot, made London 1827-8, by "JA," probably John Angell; and footed baluster form cup with scroll handle and bright-cut monogram (no punch marks

George II British sterling silver footed cream pot with scroll handle, London, 1733, by Richard Gosling. George IV British sterling silver sugar tongs, London, 1827, by Robert Rutland. Cream pot 3"h x

Charles Rawlings George IV fox head stirrup cup London, United Kingdom, 1827silver parcel-gilt 5.125 h x 2.875 w x 3.75 d in (13 x 7 x 10 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to rim of cup with E

A WILLIAM IV SILVER TOAST RACK by John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1832, with seven bars, the loop handle of C-scrolls and sweeping foliage, the rounded rectangular base rim gadrooned, raised on

A pair of George IV silver fiddle pattern salt spoons, hallmarked London 1827, maker James Beebe. Approx. 4 1/2" long (2)

A GEORGE IV SILVER GADROON EDGE OVAL SERVING PLATTER by Robert Garrard II, London, 1827 With engraved crest to border; length 24 1/4in (61.5cm); width 18in (45.5cm); silver weight approximately 106oz

Robert Garrard II, London, 1827, also marked "Garrards, Panton Street, London." Rectangular, with gently sloping sides, flaring gadrooned rim, the center with a chased armorial crest, on a rectangular

John Wakefield, London, 1827-28 in the Chinoiserie style 36 total troy ounces the teapot: 10 1/2 inches wide

William Eley II, London, 1827; comprising a teapot with wooden handle (5 in. high), a creamer (3 1/4 in. high) and an open sugar bowl (4 in. high) Approximately 1,140 grams total gross weight

by Charles Gibson, London, 1827, engraved C. Gibson, Inventor, 71 Bishopsgate St[reet] Within, 18cm (length), 74g

An early Victorian period sterling silver toast rack by George John Richards, marked for London 1845. Hallmarked on base. Measures 5" tall x 6.5" long x 4.25" wide. Condition: one end wire needs to be

A George IV silver fiddle pattern salt spoon with gilded bowl, hallmarked London 1827, maker Richard Britton. Approx. 4" long Category Silver & Silver-plated items

The seven-bar toast rack London, 1811, with leaf and shell-capped gadrooned rims, the oval seven-bottle cruet London, 1804, fitted with a wood base, with reeded rims and paw and scroll feet, [H 5 1/2"

A GEORGE III SILVER TOAST RACK, maker's mark HN (probably Naphtali Hart), London 1810, with seven bars, each comprising two intersecting circles, on four ball feet. 13.5cm high, 16cm wide, 12.3cm wide