A pair of George III 18th century silver candlesticks,

Pair of George III Brass Ball and Ring Candlesticks, 18th Century Height 10 in.

A pair of 18th century sterling silver table spoons with bright cut decoration, London 1794 Peter and Anne Bateman. Length 21 cm Weight 119 g in good condition with typical surface patination

Pair of George III period English silver salt cellars, 18th C. George III period London English silver hallmarked footed open salt cellars, illegible maker's marks, 2" (height) x 3" (length), 8.44 ozt

A Pair of George III Style Silver-Plate Candlesticks 19th Century Height 13 inches. Property from the Collection of Marion and Henry Bloch, Kansas City, Missouri

A pair of early George III sterling silver sauce boats, Fuller White, London, 1761with gadroon rims, shell feet and headers, leaf-capped flying scroll handles, marked on bases. Combined weight 20.963

Pair of George III Inlaid Mahogany Knife Boxes, late 18th Century, cover with marquetry shell inlay, fitted interiors, silver oval escutcheons Height 14 ½ in. Width 8 ¾ in. Depth 11 in.

A pair of George III inlaid mahogany knife boxes late 18th century With line inlay to borders of lid and interior, inlaid star to interior lid, silver hardware. (H: 14 1/2 in. W: 8 1/2 in. D: 10 in.)

Pair George III walnut candlesticks lamps, both working. Each with a tulip form nozzle and slender fluted stem, on dished circular base. Late 18th century. Each 31 inches tall with contemporary black

18th Century English George III Sterling Silver | Set of four (4) sterling silver candlesticks | c. 1799 | Neoclassical style sterling silver candlesticks, fluted urn shaped sockets, repousse laurel l

English, 18th C. Two footed circular trays with beaded trims, engraved feather design to the center of each. Impressed marks for maker John Schofield, London 1781 to the underside. Dia. 25.5 cm (10 in

Pair of George III Sheffield Plate Candlesticks in the Adam Taste , late 18th c., urn-shaped candle nozzle, tapered standard with reeded collar and circular foot, h. 10 3/4 in.

English, 18th C., comprising two pairs of petal base and one shell base Shell base drilled and later weighted Heights from 8-1/4"h to 9"h Provenance: Property from the collection of William and Linda

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER SAUCE BOATS by Richard Williams, Dublin, last quarter 18th century With engraved crest to side; length 9in (23cm); total silver weight approximately 26oz troy. Footnotes: P

pair Queen Anne petal base taper sticks, second half-18th century; 4 1/2 in. H., and a pair of George III brass candlesticks, 6 1/2 in. H.

George III period English silver berry spoons, three 18th C. George III period London English silver hallmarked gold wash berry spoons, pair of circa 1739-1792 William Soame maker's mark and circa 179

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A pair of antique tablespoons made from sterling silver with the maker marks for George Smith III, ca. 1774. The spoons ar

Georgian, likely George II, 18th C., 7-1/2". London. One pair by Jas (James) Gould (1736-7) and the second pair by Jno (Jonathan) Gould, (1740-41). One bobesh is missing. Appx. 52 t.o.

Very Rare pair of Late 18th Century Neoclassical Sterling Silver Open Salts with Cobalt Glass Liners made by Charles Houghman, London in 1782 - George III. Additional Set available upon request. Reser

late 18th/early 19th century; interior compartments with cutlery slots enclosed by flat hinged lids, silver escutcheons and pulls, 14 1/2 in. H., 9 in. W., 11 1/4 in. L.; Original 1975 invoice and pho

Hallmarked silver pair of sugar castors / sifters. Hallmarked London (partially legible) believed late 18th / 19th century George III with silhouette remaining. Weight 158g. Measures 14.5cm high each.

A Set of Six George III Silver Teaspoons Various Makers, 18th/19th Century comprising a pair marked for Peter and Ann Bateman and four other examples. each hallmarked for Sterling on underside of hand

Four English sterling silver salt cellars, the first two George III, maker's marks of one indistinct, the other unknown maker "V.K", both London, 18th century, the second two a Victorian pair, with ma

late 18th/early 19th century, including Newcastle: 1795, Robertson & Darling ladle; pair of serving spoon, 1789, Christian Ker Reid, London: 1764, possible James Jennings, punch ladle; 1809, Mary & El

A George III 18th century silver tankard, mark of George Smith (II), London 1784, of traditional baluster form with leaf capped double scroll handle, monogrammed to the side, 12cm high, 10.3ozt