Antique Georgian Copper and Sterling Footed Goblet

Antique Georgian English silver chalice or goblet. Crafted of sterling silver. Features a hand hammered repousse design with bright cut engraving in a floral pattern. Bears English hallmarks for 1797

Antique English 18th Century Georgian Sterling Footed Sugar Bowl. Weighs approximately 209 Grams. Measures 5.5 inches in diameter with 4 Hallmarks.

Antique English 18th Century Georgian Sterling Footed Sugar Bowl. Weighs approximately 209 Grams. Measures 5.5 inches in diameter with 4 Hallmarks.

Northcote, 1804-05. Engraved with Fowler monogram (Theodosius and Maria Fowler of New York).The bottom is engraved with dates and initials of family members ownership. M.S.F. 1760 Maria Steele Fowler,

Antique English Georgian Regency silver goblet made by J.W. Story & W. Elliott, London, 1810. On a spreading circular foot cast and chased with a band of ovals, rising to a bell shaped bottom. Below t

Twelve International "Prelude" pattern Sterling Silver goblets. Footed forms with floral repousse banding. Impressed "Prelude, International" and "Sterling". 74.10 troy ozs total. Minor surface wear.

Eight Elgin American Manufacturing Sterling Silver goblets. Footed with floral bands along inner and outer cup edge. Marked "E.A.M." and "Sterling" with model numbers. 32.25 troy ozs total weight. Min

WHITING IN THE GEORGIAN PATTERN, MONOGRAMMED S, 4" HIGH, 13 1/2" WIDE, 24.92 TROY OZ.

DESCRIPTION: Sterling Silver Shell Footed Bowl. Features a deep shape and a small leaf on the rim. Marked "Due Sorelle" on the bottom. Weight: 200g CIRCA: 20th ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H:3" W:7" CONDIT

FOOTED RETICULATED BOWL MARKEDN STERLING APPROX 401 GRAMS AND 2 WALLACE STERLING 6 1/2 " GOBLETS APPROX 382 GRAMS.

Group of assorted sterling and coin silver including 2 Garden Silversmiths sterling goblets, 1 English (London) sterling gravy boat, 1 Towle footed nut dish, 2 sterling teaspoons marked .925 and 17 as

Three 19th Century Handled Silver Plate Oval Footed Serving Bowls with floral designs. Silver over copper & brass. Makers marks / stamps on bottoms. Wear, imperfections. Height: 2 5/8"; Width: 6 1/8";

Hester Bateman Georgian sterling goblet 1785, hallmarked on underside, beaded rim on base. Measures 6 3/8"H, weighs 176 grams. Condition report: good condition, please see all photos. AAG is not respo

PAIR OF ANTIQUE GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER CANDLESTICKS - TOPS COME OFF TO BE SINGLE CANDLESTICKS; PLASTER WEIGHTED. Height: 20 in. by Width: 13 in. by Depth: 5 in.

Mark of Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, 1773. Rattan perpendicular side handle and double lid construction. Equestrian armorial. 10.78 troy. 6" tall.

Title: Antique Georgian Sterling Silver Pen Tray Snuffer Stand, 1805 Year/Origin: 1805England Additional Information: A lovely antique George III solid silver pen tray or snuffer stand. This rectangul

The late 19th / early 20th C decorative sterling silver footed bowl with pierced filigree detail features a raised and flared lip to mouth of bowl with scalloped edges, detail to foot also with scallo

Diminutive size with vermeil, C.1794, makers mark "SM". 9 1/8" wide. 10.1 troy ounces combined.

Coal scuttle is antique. Piece appears to be copper. Scuttle has 3 feet. Handle appears to be brass. Scuttle measures approx 17 inches tall with handle 15 inches wide. Piece has evident weathering & w

Antique Georgian Sterling Silver Pocket Watch Key Fob. Replaced bail. Measures 1.75 inches in length.

2 John Denziloe 1774-1793 Georgian sterling goblets with hallmarks on the side and engraved designs. Two rows of beaded trim under cup and on base. Measures 6"H and weighs 174 grams and 188 grams. Con

3" tall footed cups (2.8 troy accounting for weighted bases), double handled round tray 16" diameter.

An English antique Georgian sterling silver and crystal tantalus bar stand. It features four crystal bottles in an oval sterling silver stand with fitted holders for the stoppers, a center handle, and

This an antique Georgian sterling silver marrow scoop made by William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner of London in 1809. Monogrammed on the front of the handle with a "G". 9" long. 1.7ozt.