A WILLIAM IV SILVER-MOUNTED SHELL INKSTAND

A WILLIAM IV SILVER-MOUNTED SHELL INKSTAND, maker T.D, London 1832, with associated snuffer and stepped circular base. 16cm wide

A WILLIAM IV SILVER SHELL SHAPED SALTPAUL STORR, LONDON 1833The shell shaped bowl supported by a coral stem to a shaped oval foliate base, stamped 268 beneath11.5cm (4 1/2in) long362g (11.65 oz)

dal contorno mistilineo, manici fogliacei, contenitore a frutto- usure Alt. cm 9, larg. cm 32- peso lordo gr 401 A WILLIAM IV SILVER INKSTAND, LONDON, 1837, MARK OF C.T. FOX- WEARS

Double bottle inkstand, by Edward, Edward Jr. John and William Barnard, London 1834. Rectangular base with shaped and floral scrolled edge raised on four cast feet with central vase shaped  decorat

Two George III/ George IV Sterling Silver Mounted Shell Snuff Boxes The larger marked Robert Biggs, London, 1800, length 3 1/4 inches (8.3 cm); smaller marked London, 1829, length 2 1/8 inches (5.3 cm

A Pair of William IV Parcel-Gilt Silver Shell-Form Salt Cellars Robert Garrard II, London, 1836 hallmarked for Sterling on feet 14 ozt 30 dwt   Width 4 1/8 inches. Property from the Collection of

A GEORGE IV SILVER-MOUNTED COCONUT CUP, by William Fountain, London 1823, with reeded foot rim. 15.5cm high, 6.4 troy ounces gross

E. 20th C., likely Tibetan, turtle form canteen with a hand worked silver mounted shell and figural spout cover, 3.25”H x 8.5”W x 5.5”D.

Charles Marsh, Dublin, 1833. Baluster-form, the circular foot with textured shell surface, with applied shells and foliage, the body with leafy acanthus and repousse floral swag borders, conforming sh

A WILLIAM IV SILVER CADDY, by Richard Pearce & George Burrows, London 1837, squat circular form, the hinged cover with foliate finial, raised on shell-form feet. 11.5cm high, 11.2 troy ounces

Charles Gordon, London 1834, a William IV silver mustard pot, lobed and fluted suqat baluster form, on three cast shell and acanthus feet, the lid with pumpkin finial, ear handle, gilt interior and gl

2 (Two) small clocks, the first by William Comyns, the turtle shell case with naturalistic cast sterling silver mounts, feet, bezel and handle, with Comyns mark, London hallmark, and date letter for t

A PAIR OF WILLIAM IV SILVER SAUCE LADLES by Mary Chawner, London 1837, Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern (double struck), crested. (2) 18cm long, 5.2 troy ounces gross Each with a good set of marks. I

Two William IV Sterling Silver Entree Dishes the first hallmarked London, 1829-1830, by William Brown, with egg-and-dart banding and acanthus-mounted branch handle, engraved with the crest of Burder,

Antique English silver mounted turtle shell (3" W X 1.5" H) Likely London 1820, William Fearn, turtle shell as is, and carved horn shell form that is possibly gold mounted. (From a Manhattan Estate)

Charles Reily and George Storer, London 1837, a William IV/Victorian silver mustard pot, reticulated and cast cylinder form, overlaid with foliate urn and scroll motifs, on a shell bracket and scroll

A William IV provincial sterling silver milk jug, York 1835 by James Barber and William North Of circular bombe form with turned over rim and a C scroll handle, raised upon four shell and scroll brack

A GEORGE IV SILVER FIDDLE, THREAD AND SHELL PATTERN FISH SLICE, London c.1823, mark of William Chawner; together with two London basting spoons, one bright cut London c.1783, mark of Thomas Wallis I a

Two pairs of George III and IV silver salt spoons, William Eley and William Fearn, London 1814 and William Eaton, London 1821, King's Hourglass pattern, one pair with Union Shell heel, the other with

William Eaton, London 1821, a George IV silver mustard pot, squat oboid footed form with everted and shell gadrooned rim, half reeded to the body, lid and foot, honeysuckle and shell cast handle, glas

Robert Hennell II George IV or William IV inkstand London, United Kingdom, 1830sterling silver, glass 4.5 h x 10 w x 7 d in (11 x 25 x 18 cm) Set features a taperstick with snuffer, inkpot, sa

William Kerr Reid, London, 1825 scrolling shell border on three scrolled legs, engraved armorial crest, 10"diam.; 23 troy oz. From a Newtown, CT woman's collection of silver spanning 35 years.

A William IV cream jug Edward Edwards II, London 1831, of squat baluster form, chased shell and acanthus decoration to a matted ground, the everted rim with silver-gilt foliate motifs to a silver-gilt

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