GEORGE II SILVER COVERED SOUP TUREEN/TROPHY, WICKES

George Wicks, 1758-1759, hallmarked on base and lid, date mark 1758 shaped bowl, the legs with lion heads and hairy paw feet, open handles, lid and body with gadrooned edge; inscribed on bottom

A George II Silver Covered Tankard Thomas Cooke II and Richard Gurney, London, 1753 adapted and decorated in the Victorian era as a milk jug, hallmarked for Sterling on underside 29 ozt 16 dwt gross H

A pair of George II sterling silver soup platesDavid Willaume, London1727Engraved with a heraldic crest under an earls coronet.diameter 9 3/4in (25cm); total weight approximately 44oz troy Provenance:

George II Sterling Silver Covered Sugar Bowl Richard Gurney & Thomas Cook, London, 1724 Hemispherical on disk foot. Height 3 1/2 inches (9 cm), diameter 4 1/4 inches (11 cm), approximately 10 ounces.

A GEORGE II ROCOCO SILVER SOUP LADLE, by Edward Wakelin, London 1753, with circular shell-form bowl and scroll motif to the terminal, engraved with a stag's head crest to the reverse. 35cm,

Hallmarked for Samuel Taylor, London and the year 1758. A Rococo example with floral decoration and engraved "W L to B.J." Dimensions:4 1/2" in diameter and 5" tall. The approximate weight is 8.4 troy

King George Silver Plated Covered Soup Tureen, with gadrooned border, shell embossed decoration, flanking carrying handles and hallmark upon the base. Height 10.5 in. Width 13 in. Depth 9.25 in.

A graduated set of three early George II sterling silver casters, London 1727 by George Wickes (reg. 3 Feb 1722) Comprising a sugar caster, a pepper caster, and a mustard ‘blind’ caster. E

WATSON "George II" Sterling Silver Flatware: Service for 12 Includes 12 Each Dinner and Salad Forks, Knives, Flat Butter Spreaders, Round Bowl Soup Spoon, 24 Teaspoons and 3 Tablespoons. Ca 1936. Incl

Silverplate covered soup tureen and underplate. Double handled. Acorn final. George III style. Marked H H at the underside of tureen; 10.5in.H. x 15in.W.(tureen), 19.5in.W. x 10.5in.D.(underplate)

DESCRIPTION: (195 Pc) Birks sterling silver flatware set in the "George II-Plain" pattern. Hallmarkings at handles. Includes: (24) Soup Spoons (L: 6") (24) Coffee Spoons (L: 5.5") (24) Entree Spoons (

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS by Edward Feline, London, 1741 In the Régence style, each cast and chased with classical motifs, the sides of the bases and nozzles with a mask within

Buccellati Sterling Silver Covered Soup Tureen Mid 20th century Of fluted bombé form, with two branch handles, the cover with a cabbage-form finial, on scrolled feet. Height 13 inches (33 cm), leng

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS by John Hyatt & Charles Semore, London, 1759 height 11in (28cm). Footnotes: Provenance E. & C. T. Koopman & Son Ltd., London, 10 December 1985.

A pair of George II silver salt cellars Paul de Lamerie, London 1746 Circular compressed cauldron form, the bellied sides with applied floral garlands between four satyr bearded masks and terminating

A George II silver chinoiserie coffee pot Samuel Courtauld (I), London 1757 Baluster form, the body richly chased and embossed with flowers amongst scrolls, the sides applied with cast panels, one dep

An impressive pair of George II sterling silver oval fluted sauceboats by William Reynolds, London, 1759 each with shell feet, gadrooned rims and contemporary engraved crests 20cm diameter, 960 grams

S. Kirk & Son Sterling Silver Covered Soup Tureen Mid 19th century The oval body chased overall with foliate repousse, the upswept angular loop handles with rams masks, the cover with a bird and branc

A GEORGE II SILVER TEAPOT, by James Kirkup, Newcastle 1732, bullet-shaped, with engraved decoration and leaf-form terminal to the spout, monogrammed. 21.5cm long, 14.4 troy ounces

With gilt washed bowl and caste lion masked handles, engraved family cartouche of a standing lion. London, 1737. Maker Paul de Lamerie. 237g. L. 26.7 cm (10 1/2 in.)

J. E. Caldwell & Co. Sterling Silver Covered Soup Tureen Early 20th Century The squat circular body chased with floral repousse and leaf tips, with branch-form handles and finial. Length over handles

Twelve place setting flatware service in George II plain pattern, each piece with shell motif and gadrooned trims, impressed Birks Sterling makers marks to each. Together with fitted case. 92 pieces,

Robert Albin Cox, C. 1759, h.10-1/2, hallmarks with excellent impressions; each weighing 19.5 toz (39 toz total) with matching hallmarked bobeches.

Round Footed Sterling Silver Tray, by silversmith Richard Rugg I, hallmarked for London 1759, having a shell and fleur de lis decorated rim and gadrooned edge, set on ball & claw feet, top surface wit