Antique 1798 London England Sterling Silver Pitcher by John Emes

This is an antique sterling silver pitcher made by silversmith John Emes of London, England in 1798. Monogrammed "RHB". 4 1/2" to the top of the handle and 5 1/4" from the back of the handle to the ti

English George III Sterling Silver Tea Set Circa 1801 by John Emes, London, England. Crisp Brite Cut Engraved Tea Set is Fully Hallmarked includes Teapot, Milk Pitcher and Waste Bowl.Condition: Very G

English George III Sterling Silver Toddy/Punch Bowl c.1801 by John Emes, London, England. The Crisp Bright Cut Engraved Toddy Bowl is Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Excellent.Weight: 303.4g/9.75ozt.Dimen

A fine George III English sterling silver fish slice. The slice with hallmarks for John Emes, London 1798. The reeded handle having hallmarks IT over IT...possibly for Joseph Taconet, London 1798 . Op

Beautiful John Emes, London (English, 1762-1810) antique Georgian Regency triple ink well. Featuring cut boarder of foliage around raised platform running length of the stand, three circular stands on

Antique English Sterling Silver Creamer by John Angell & Joseph Angell. Hallmarked for London, England and dated for 1833. Gold wash interior. Finely made with Neo Classical design elements. Measures

This is an antique fusee movement pocket watch attributed to John Forrest of London, England in the 19th century. Rendered in fine sterling silver, the open face case features ornate engraved details

Antique English Sterling Silver Coffee / Tea Set. Hallmarked for London, England, date letter for 1847, maker Edward John William Barnard. Coffee pot, tea pot, bowl. Victorian styling with flower fini

A late 18th century London Pair Case by John Bligh. 60 mm Tortoise Shell outer case with a Sterling Silver inner case by Edward Leeming, 1798, chain driven fusee movement with engraved cock, KW, KS, c

George II Sterling Silver Toddy Ladle with Box Wood Handle, by John Roker, London, 1755, Original Very good condition. 16.5" long. Keywords: Antique, English, England, British

This is an antique sterling silver pap boat dating to 1747 (King George II era). 4 5/8 x 2 7/8". The total weight is 2ozt.

Antique 1819 Georgian London England Sterling Silver Candle Chamberstick with Snuffer. Hallmarked PR, Philip Rundell, engraved with a bird holding a branch in two places. With original candle snuffer.

John Emes London Sterling Silver Cruet Set, 1807. Gadroon texture to edges and lids. Diamond cut designs to the glass bottles. John Emes sterling silver hallmarks to the underside base. Weighable Appr

Ca. first quarter 19thC. In addition to the fantastic original condition (NO dents, dings or repairs), this set includes the very scarce matching oval silver and wood teapot coaster. Every piece is ha

Beautiful sterling silver pitcher from England with cut to clear crystal. Town mark shows that it was made in Birmingham (Anchor). The 'q' indicates the year: 1890. "J.G&S" are the makers: John Grinse

John Emes of London sterling silver sauce tureen in the Neoclassical taste, 1806, of amphora shape with ring finial and graduated bead handle, the whole rising on a short socle terminating to a square

Bowl and handle embossed with scrolls, foliates and acanthus leaves on (3) hoof-form feet with trefid knees. makers mark appears to be a cursive "P". 3 x 4 1/2 x 2 3/4 inches. 3.7 troy ounces

Geroge IV Sterling Silver Bowl, Emes & Barnard, London, England, 1821. Profusely decorated with repousse acanthus leaves, floral and foliage ornaments. Two stylized handles. Decorated base with fo

George III Sterling Silver Tankard, John Carter II, London, England, 1775. Cylindrical form with embosed rings decoration and engraved family crest. Fully hallmarked (twice) for London, England, dated

The tray marked for Emes and dated for 1806, the other silver elements marked for Richard Sibley, London, 1827. The tray features scrolled feet and a gadrooned edge, the glass is cut with diamond patt

with inscription "Montclair Golf Club Invitation Tournament 1932 won by John E. Parker 10" x 9" 42.9 troy oz

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

A George III silver-gilt caster John Emes, London 1798, of vase outline, with an engraved cypher of Queen Charlotte in a laurel wreath and a foliate border to the rim, the domed screw-off lid with pie

English George III Sterling Silver Small Pitcher/Creamer by Benjamin Sanders, London, England. Circa 1738. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good, Some tarnishing Due to Age/Use. Dimensions: H- 3