A Victorian Silver Teapot by Benjamin Smith III,

§ AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER TEAPOT by Benjamin Smith III, London 1839, also inscribed B. Smith, Duke St, Linn. Inn Fields, of compressed form, applied in relief with fruiting branches and a mirror-cy

An early Victorian silver naturalistic inkstand by Benjamin Smith III, London 1842, the wells and central box formed as melons, the box with a removable foliate taperstick cover, the wells with foliat

Early Victorian sterling silver salver, London 1838, bears mark for Benjamin Smith III, having a shaped rim with foliate accents, the plate decorated with elaborate leaf and scroll work, rising on fou

Candelabra. Includes a pair of English silver Benjamin Smith III candelabra with ornate floral border and acanthus leaf details. Central flame finials, floral borders to bobeches, and fluting to arms.

A George III teapot Benjamin Smith, London 1818, of squat circular form with waisted girdle, wooden C-scroll handle with snake's head terminal, raised on a circular foot (Height: 13cm, weight: 23.8oz)

A Benjamin Smith Early Victorian Silver and Silver-Plated Serving Dish, Bearing Arms of Fra

Benjamin Smith III sterling silver platter. Marked "B. Smith, Duke St., Linn Inn Fields" to underside. Height 1 3/4", width 24 1/2", depth 18 1/4". 117.600 troy ounces. Provenance: From the Estate of

A PAIR OF REGENCY SILVER FOOTED SALVERS by Benjamin Smith II & James Smith III, London, 1812 With applied rocaille edges and engraved crest to center; length 13 1/4in (33.5cm); width 10 3/4in (27.4cm)

Pair of Early English Silver Entree Dishes, approx 1830s by Benjamin Smith III, approx 70 oz -

Victorian sterling silver wick trimmer / candle snuffer, Benjamin Smith, hallmarked and engraved with heraldic lion rampant holding a sword, shell motif to handles, 7.5"l, 5.36ozt total **Provenance:

Benjamin Smith III, London, 1819-20, with floral edge and an armorial crest, 19 x 15 in., 93.10 ozt.

London, 1832, trefoil-shaped base with reeded loop handle, three scroll feet, two hooks for serving pieces, heraldic device, marks for Benjamin Smith III, with three later pressed and cut glass jars,

Benjamin Smith III, London, 1828. Oval, ornately modeled in a leafy acanthus motif, raised on an irregular trailing floral base, each side with a cartouche, bearing a chased armorial device, gilt inte

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

Early Victorian Sterling Silver Hand Chased Claret jug, London 1848, Benjamin Smith, stamped B.Smith, Duke Street, Linn Inn Fields. Foliate and floral engraving, armorial of a rampant lion with axe. F

Three English Silver Holloware Articles Various Makers, London, 19th Century comprising a George III silver teapot marked for Crispin Fuller, 1804 and a Victorian silver teapot and sugar marked for Ja

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. 1810 CE. An elegant regency period sterling 96% silver tea pot stand and burner made by the silversmiths Benjamin Smith II and James Smith III. Hallmarks incl

George III Neoclassical Sterling Silver Teapot, George (II) Smith & Thomas Hayter, London, 1799, mark reg. 1792, shaped oval with bright-cut engraving, h. 7 in., wt. 15 troy ozs.

Hallmarked in London in 1871 by renowned Stephen Smith, this Antique, Victorian, Sterling Silver coffee or teapot is in the "Cellini" style, first made popular by the famous 16th century Florentine si

George III sterling silver teapot with hallmarks of John Emes (English, registered 1797 - 1807), London, 1804, of typical oval form with shaped wooden handle, with impressive later Victorian repousse

London, 1809, grape decoration, haraldic device, marks for Benjamin Smith II & James Smith III, .925 fine, 4.06 oz. T., 7-5/8 in.

A pair of matched George III silver gilt swan finials Robert Hennell, London 1800, and Benjamin Smith, modelled as the crest of a Swan within a coronet on turned ebonised wooden plinths (Heigh on plin

(lot of 15) English sterling silver spoons, including: (6) George III spoons, George Smith III & William Fearn, c.1796, monogrammed W, approx 5 1/8"l, (4) George III spoons, William Bateman I, c.1815,

Good Victorian Three-Piece Sterling Silver Tea Set hallmarked London, 1868-1869, by Stephen Smith for the Goldsmith's Alliance, including: a teapot, h. 7-3/4", l. 11-3/4"; an open sugar bowl, h. 4-3/4