An Edwardian silver straight-sided oval tea pot by

Henry Stafford, Sheffield 1901, an Edwardian silver mustard pot, straight sided oval form, reticulated foliate scroll design, ogee domed lid, reeded loop handle, 8cm high, 2.96ozt

Nathan and Hayes, Chester 1898, a Victorian silver mustard pot, straight sided oval form, bright cut and reticulated with floral and foliate scroll band below an arcaded border, urn finial, glass line

Zachariah Barraclough and Sons, Chester 1919, a George V silver mustard pot, straight sided oval form, reeded strap handle and ogee lid with urn finial, glass liner, 8cm high, 3.16ozt

Charles Stuart Harris, London 1900, a Victorian silver mustard pot, straight sided oval boat form, embossed with Rococo scrolls and floral garlands, C S scroll handle, domed lid, with glass liner, 7cm

Zachariah Barraclough and Sons, Chester 1919, a George V silver mustard pot, straight sided oval form, reeded strap handle and ogee lid with urn finial, glass liner, 8cm high, 3.16ozt

Henry Williamson, Birmingham 1905, an Edwardian silver mustard pot, reticulated straight sided lozenge form, cast foliate lattice design, on four feet, angled handle and glass liner, 8cm high, 2.10ozt

An exquisite antique 19'h century Old Sheffield oval shaped straight sided teapot which has a wooden handle and finial. There is a single band of engraving on this piece and it has a fluted decoration

A George III silver tea caddy, John Denzilow, London 1782, straight sided oval form, bright cut decorated with Neoclassical festoons and floral garlands, between fluted and ribbon entwined borders, ur

Tray. A lovely English silver eight sided teapot. This teapot features a flush hinged lid with a with central elevated oval dome under a removable carved wood finial, monogrammed shield form cartouche

An Edwardian sterling silver bachelor teapot, Birmingham 1909 by William Bruford & Son Of shaped oval form with a tubular spout opposite an ebonised C scroll handle pinned to tubular sockets. The

George III Sterling Silver Teapot Hester Bateman, London, 1785 Shaped oval with straight spout and bands of engraved floral decoration centering a floral swag hung medallion. Length 10 inches (15.5 cm

Daniel Van Voorhis American silver teapot, New York, of oval form with pineapple finial on domed lid, with straight tapered spout and bright cut engraving to body and wooden handle. Monogrammed, "RRH"

A George III sterling silver teapot, London 1785 by Charles Chesterman Of oval cylindrical form with a tubular straight spout opposite a wooden C scroll handle pinned to sockets. The domed hinged lid

Georgian teapot and matching 4-footed stand. Pieces were made in London, 1797, date marks A & B. Both pot and stand are oval form with the pot having a straight spout. Features a floral and lion desig

Oval with beaded bands at foot and rim, with straight spout, the hinged cover with an urn-form finial. Height 6 1/2 inches, length over handle 11 3/4 inches, approximately 20 ounces, all in.

Comprising: a French first-standard covered cream pail (lacking handles), a Turkish silver individual teapot and matching cream jug, an Edwardian small clothes brush, a French first standard oval stan

Fine original condition HOWEVER with a repaired and slightly charred original wood handle. The lid is nice, closing tightly with a solid hinge. The original wood finial spins. No dents. The engraved m

A George III sterling silver oval teapot by Christian Ker & David Reid, Newcastle 1807 30 cm long, 720 grams

ENGLISH WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE TEAPOTS, LOT OF THREE, comprising one lavender straight-sided teapot with classical white sprig-molded designs, impressed on base "MADE IN / ENGLAND" on one side and "WEDGW

ANTIQUE CONTINENTAL SILVER LOBED OVAL TEAPOT WITH RELIEF SHELL CARTOUCHE AND C-SCROLL DECORATION. Swan's neck spout, dome cover, and four scrolling feet - H: 7 3/4 in. Wt. 27.6 troy oz.

An Edwardian sterling silver teapot, London 1904 by Samuel Walton Smith and Co Of ogee rectangular form with a curved spout opposite a shaped wooden handle pinned to sockets, the everted neck with a h

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER BACHELOR'S TEAPOT, by Pairpoint Brothers, London 1909, chased with stylised plantlife. 18.5cm long, 9.1 troy ounces

A George III hall marked silver oval can shaped teapot, bright cut with flowers and wreaths, maker's mark for Henry Chawner & John Emes, London 1797, with minor dents, 450 g. Une théière ovale Georg

Includes footed handled Silver on copper platter, silver plated napkin holder, bi level dessert plate, Silver on copper teapot, & oval silver plated plate. Platter measures approx 25 inches long. Plat