English Sterling Sugar Shaker, London 1881

An English sterling silver sugar pot / shaker. Hallmarks for John Aldwinckle & James Slater, London, 1881. Measures 5.5" high. Weighs 103.1 grams.

Brilliant English sterling silver sugar shaker with associated markings, for London, maker's mark for Wakely and Wheeler. Approximately 6" x 3" inches. Total weight, 5.49 troy oz.

18th century George II sterling silver powdered sugar shaker. London mark. [5 1/4" H ]. Approx. 3.85 ozt.

Two English sterling silver cinnamon shakers / sugar casters. Each with pierced open-work lids. The tallest (4" high) having hallmarks for London, Maker's initials C.A above a star...possibly for Char

American, English & Continental, 19th & 20th Century, including a Sheffield sugar shaker, London Victorian creamer, 900 Continental tea strainer with stand, Durgin "Dauphine" serving spoon, and 6 asso

Four (4) fine sterling silver shakers, serving multiple functions, including sugar caster and muffineer. Includes: (2) James Darquits Jr , London 1787 salt pepper shakers (5.5" x 2" ; 168.4 grams tota

Sterling Sugar Shaker, London, 1888, by Charles Stuart Harris, fully hallmarked, with repousse decoration on a knopped circular base, H.- 8 1/2 in., Dia.- 3 1/4 in., Wt.- 8.5 Troy Oz. Provenance: Prop

English Sterling Silver Sugar Shaker by Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham. Hallmarked with date mark from 1957. Pierced Leaf Shaker Top. Sterling weight is 90 grams. Measures 6 1/2 tall. PROVENANCE: A pr

Fine piece of antique English sterling silver. Birmingham hallmark- appears to be Charles S. Green & Co. hallmark (worn). Weight: 83.41 grams / 2.68 OZT Measures: H 6 3/4" x L 2 1/2" x W 2 1/2"

Brilliant English sterling silver sugar shaker with associated markings, GM Co, Birmingham assay office mark, year mark "n". Note: In the early part of the 20th century, Gorham acted as a sponsor or i

English 925 Sterling Silver Sugar Shaker Made by Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield, 1904, marked, weight: 101 grams, height: 16.5 cm.

Crafted of sterling silver. Features a filigree style body lined in cobalt blue glass. Pierced top. Bears English sterling silver hallmarks. Measures 7" x 2 1/2" Good condition with cracks and losses

19th Century Victorian Sterling Silver Sugar Shaker English Hallmarked Floral Baroque Etched Pattern Hallmarks Underside 1596 Sterling W Co English or French ? 6.75" H 2.6" D Over 100 Grams Total Colo

English Sterling Silver Sugar Tongs of London 1805 2 oz.

Early English Sterling Silver Covered Sugar hallmarked London 1811-1812, maker mark William Burwash & Richard Sibley. 5 1/4" t x 8 1/2" w x 4 3/4" d. Approx. 26.04 ozt. Very good condition.

English hallmarked sterling silver sugar caster, London, 20th c, 7" high, 1 minor ding, 6.2 TO

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

English Hallmarked Sterling Silver Power Sugar Shaker. Measures 6.5" t. You are bidding at a live sale, please read the terms and conditions. We are offering contact-less pick ups at our South Brunswi

English Victorian .925 sterling silver sugar shaker. Marked "E.F." over "H.T.", Horace Woodward & Co, and Edgar Finlay & Hugh Taylor. Circa 1875. [5 3/4 x 2 1/4 (dia) inches]. 4.625 ozt total weight i

English and Dutch silver tongs. 1) English sterling silver sugar tongs by G. Adams, 1865. 2) Thomas Northcote English bright-cut sterling silver sugar tongs, London, 1791. 3) Dutch leaf and branch-for

Lot consisting of: English sterling silver sugar bowl with floral decoration, London 1901 marks; and Spanish silver centrito with Barcelona S XIX marks, with a bear carrying a veil. Total weight: 580

Antique Corrington London Sterling Silver Sugar Shaker. Hallmarked on bottom. Repousse detailing. Measures 7 inches. Weighs approximately 8 standard ounces.

An English sterling silver sugar sifter. By John Emes, London, 1805. Weight: 94 grams. Height: 8.5 cm. Signed.

Antique Georgian Era English sterling silver sugar / ice tongs by William Eaton, London. Fully hallmarked and dated 1830. No apparent monogram or evidence of removal. Measures approx. 6" length. Total