English Sterling Creamer, London, 1838, by Paul Storr,

English Sterling Creamer, London, 1838, by Paul Storr, fully hallmarked, numbered 431 on the underside, with repousse decoration, on tripodal curved feet, H.- 5 1/4 in., W.- 3 3/4 in., D.- 5 in., Wt.-

English sterling silver tureen, law 925, London, 1838 with marks of the silversmith Paul Storr (1770-1844) and his firm Storr and Mortimer. Removable inner vessel of silver-plated metal. Greca gallona

A Victorian sterling silver two handled dish with shell detail, coupled with gadrooned border. By English silversmith Paul Storr (active 1784-1838). Hallmarked to underside Paul Storr, London, 1838. D

An antique early 19th Century English sterling silver repousse bread basket serving bowl produced by London silversmith Paul Storr (1770-1844). Exemplary relief designs of scrolling and botanical elem

Pair of English sterling silver trays or salvers hallmarked for Paul Storr, London, 1808. Each of circular form with scalloped openwork rim in the manner of Paul de Lamerie, with foliate and shell eng

English George III Sterling and Cut Crystal Cruet Set, 1806, London, by Paul Storr, consisting of eight sterling top crystal jars for vinegar, oil, salt, mustard, pepper and three small sauce bottles

Pair of Antique English George III Sterling Silver Servers by Paul Storr, London. Circa 1819. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Each L- 10.8" x W- 2.5". Weight: 387.3g / 12.46ozt. Pr

Paul Storr London sterling silver sauce ladle, 1818. Etched leaves and flowers with a scroll finial. Paul Storr English silver marks to back of handle. Weight Approx., 2.6 ozt Measures Approx.,, 7 inc

Weight: 121 grams. London 1791. Paul Storr apprenticed with Schofield.

George III sterling English silver meat service tray or platter, the underside struck with maker's marks of Paul Storr, London, 1819, the platter with scalloped rim with reverse shells and foliage, cr

English George III Sterling Silver Meat Dish Platter by Paul Storr, London. Circa 1816. Fully Hallmarked and Engraved Coat of Arms Armorial. Also Engraved "Boodle's" on the Bottom. Condition: Generall

with swing handle and pierced rim made in London in 1800, makers' mark "PS" for Paul Storr (1771-1844). Dings, dents, base repairs. 4" high, 14 1/2" wide. Weight: 26.975 OZT. Provenance: Estate of Dav

Paul Storr George IV English sterling silver kettle / hot water pot on burner stand, hallmarked in various locations including on handle, under lid, under pot, and on stand: "PS / London / 1832" and m

Grouping includes an open sugar dating 1836, and creamer dating 1838. Both with matching monograms. 27.3ozt Tallest 6"h x 6"w

DESCRIPTION: George III sterling silver dinner plate, mark of Paul Storr, London, 1812, with engraved armorial and applied gadroon border. Total weight: 552 g CIRCA: 1812 ORIGIN: English DIMENSIONS: D

A pair of English cast and silver gilt salt spoons, in the style of Paul Storr. Both made in London, one by George Adams, 1864, the other signed WT, 1874. Shell-shaped bowls with finely punched surfac

London hallmarks, date appears to be 1815 with maker marks. Ribbed bowl, acanthus leaf handles and gadroon rim. 4.75"h. 8.5"w. Approx. 14 ozt. See lot 197 for near matching creamer.

Distributed by Hunt and Roskell Storr and Mortimer, one of the finest jewelers and silver stores in London To include 4" tea pot, sugar creamer OZT 31.g974

English Sterling Teapot and Creamer, London, William Gibson & John Langman, Early 20th Century {Total silver weight 19.2 troy oz; height of teapot 6 inches, width 9 1/4 inches}

Marked underneath: Storr & Mortimer, hallmarked PS, lion, R. Including snuffer. Dimensions: H 5" x W 9" x D 6.25" Weight: 15.100 ozt Condition: Minor tarnish.

A FINE EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER FOUR-PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, by Paul Storr, London 1838, comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and two-handled sugar bowl, of shaped octagonal form, flat chased

ENGLISH VICTORIAN STERLING CREAMER & SUGAR BOWL, LONDON, C. 1855-57, H 5", DIA 5":Not matching, including 1 creamer, maker's mark "IK", possibly for John Keith or John Kerschner, 1855-56, H.5" (5.30 t

3 American silver teaspoons, 3 American silver grapefruit spoons, 2 English salt spoons, London, 1835, Paul Storr,  American  coin salt spoon, 1820, Henry Holt, and 8 others various countrie

Hollow filled sterling silver handles; replaced stainless blades. hallmarked on the lower handle. Worn condition. Purchased from Sotheby Parke Bernet 15 May 1980