A scarce form of English George II spiked quatrefoil

RARE ENGLISH GEORGE II BRASS SILVER-FORM SALVER, finely shaped rococo scroll rim, raised on three feet, pseudo hallmarks to underside. Circa 1750. 1 1/4" H, 10" D.Literature: For a smaller example of

FRANCIS SPILSBURY I, ENGLISH GEORGE II STERLING SILVER BEER / WATER JUG, baluster form, featuring a short curved spout, an applied scrolled handle, and a round foot, side with probably later heraldry-

WILLIAM GRUNDY, ENGLISH GEORGE II STERLING SILVER CREAM POT / JUG, baluster-form well with a short curved spout and engraved sitting dog to side, topped by a hinged lid with finial, having carved wood

English George II Giltwood And Gesso Mirror, C. 1730, H 55" W 28 | The Mirror Offers A Cartouche And Shield Pediment With Acanthus Leaf And Flower Forms. The Frieze Depicting Shells, Acanthus Leaf, An

The chairs with yoke form designed crests with green cut velvet floral upholstered backs and horseshoe shaped seats resting on well carved acanthus and scroll carved legs ending in ball and claw feet

Georgian baluster form chased with foliate decoration and Chinoiserie figural finial. London, 1746. Maker William and Robert Peaston . 744g. H 24 cm (9 1/2 in.)

Of traditional form baring period monogrammed initials WC. London, 1731. George Jones. 65g. H. 6 cm (2 3/8 in.)

London, mid 18th century, including helmet form creamer with scroll handle and three legs, marks for William Shaw & William Priest, London, 1758, 3-1/4 x 3 x 2 in.; pear form creamer, scroll handle, m

A, 18th C English sterling silver caster in typical baluster form with marks on the base. Foot rim engraved with period initials are with engraved crest on body of a Lion's head erased. Hallmarked for

Typical baluster form. Marked on base and rim of lid. London, 1759. Jabez Daniell and James Mince. 111g. H. 14 cm (5 1/2 in.)

Two George II English sterling silver pap boats. Hallmarks for London, 1731. Indistinct / rubbed Maker's marks. Traditional bulbous oval-plain form with excellent proportions. Each measuring approxima

A George II English sterling silver pap boat. Hallmarks for London, 1735. Marker's mark G.I beneath a rosette. Traditional bulbous oval-plain form with excellent proportions. Engraved on the underside

Two George II English sterling silver pap boats. Hallmarks for London, 1731. Indistinct / rubbed Maker's marks. Traditional bulbous oval-plain form with excellent proportions. Each measuring approxima

A George II English sterling silver pap boat. Hallmarks for London, 1735. Marker's mark G.I beneath a rosette. Traditional bulbous oval-plain form with excellent proportions. Engraved on the underside

English, 18th C. Slight baluster form cup with footed circular base and scrolling handle. Impressed marks for makers William Shaw & William Priest, London 1744 to underside. H. 12.5 cm (5 in)

English Sterling Silver Round Footed Tray by William Peaston, London, 1752, scalloped shell and anthemion rim, engraved circle and star decoration to central field, raised on four scroll form feet, 2"

English, 19th century with later elements, giltwood mirror in the George II taste, having a scrolled broken pediment centering on a shield form finial, carved outer frame, and scalloped apron. Unmarke

English George III sterling silver cake basket, Edward Aldridge II (United Kingdom, active 1758-after 1781), c. 1764, oval form with alternating reticulated patterns, gadrooned border, openwork swing

A GEORGE II (1727-1760) STYLE WALNUT LEATHER TOP GAMES TABLE, ENGLISH, LAST HALF 18TH CENTURY, of Pembroke form, the rectangular top with shaped corners, opens over a swing leg, to an inset brown leat

18th c George II Queen Anne walnut lowboy. Petite form, molded top, 1 long drawer over 2 drawers, original brass, shaped skirt, and cabriole leg. Restoration to drawer slides. 25" wide, 19" deep, 28"

English George III Carved & Giltwood Mirror, C. 1765, H 51" W 29" | The Frame Offers Flamboyantly Carved Scroll Forms And Acanthus Leaf Motifs. The Sides Offer A Repetitious Pierced Quatrefoil With Un

(lot of 23) Assorted sterling silver flatware, including: (1) English George III sugar tongs, marked TW, possibly Thomas Wallis II, c.1796, monogrammed R, (1) English Levi & Salaman wishbone-form tong

TOBAGO – A RARE SCARCE MEAT SKEWER GEORGE FENWICK, EDINBURGH 1817, GF.TOBAGO, of simple tapered form with facetted blade and ring handle(24.5cm long, 2.1oz)Note: George Fenwick II was apprentice

A George IV Silver Teapot Richard Pierce & George Burrows II, London, 1829 having repousse decoration and a pheasant form finial marked  25 ozt 15 dwt Height 7 x width 11 1/4 x depth 7 1/4 inches.