George III Derbyshire Spar Blue John Finial

George III Derbyshire Spar Blue John Finial, fourth quarter 19th century, the urn-form finial carved with horizontal mid-ribs and matching trim on the "cover", with an associated gilt-bronze pineapple

George III giltwood console with Blue John top, 19th c., England, the shaped 1.5-inch Belgian marble top inlaid with Derbyshire Spar (Blue John), over fluted and leaf-carved apron with openwork feathe

Pair George III bronze mounted Blue John urns, 19th c., England, ovoid-shaped Derbyshire Spar bodies mounted with foliate swags and spreading foot on a Blue John and Belgian black marble pedestal base

A George III Derbyshire Blue John urn, A George III Derbyshire Blue John urn, late 18th/early 19th century, of cylindrical tapering form, on an alabaster and Blue John plinth with a black marble base,

A George III Blue John or Derbyshire fluorspar urn, A George III Blue John or Derbyshire fluorspar urn, late 18th/early 19th century, of campana form and raised on a square base, 9cm wide 9cm deep 22c

A Pair of George III Gilt Bronze Mounted Blue John Cassolettes In the Manner of Matthew Boulton (British, 1728–1809) each pineapple finial and Bacchic handles. Height 11 inches. Provenance: Sotheby'

A George III 'Blue John' Urn Early 19th Century on a slate, marble and fluorspar pedestal. Height overall 11 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach. Provenance: Trove, London (labeled underneath).

With areas of blue john interspersed between alabaster (?), h. 2-3/4 d. 3-3/4 in.

19th Century or earlier, of column form with square plinths, h. 14 in.

Blue John / Derbyshire Spar: Derbyshire hardstone small turned bowl 2 1/8'' wide x 1 1 /8'' high

(pair) English Neoclassical white marble garniture urns, 19th c., contrasting stone tiled bands, possibly Blue John (Derbyshire Spar), rising on an integral square plinth, approx 15.25"h, 5 1/8"diam,

A FINE PAIR OF GEORGE III ORMOLU AND BRONZE LION MASK HEADS Attributed to Matthew Boulton. 10 cm x 5.5 cm. Note: See Christies 24th October 2017 for a pair of Ormolu mounted bluejohn vases, with very

Pair of Crested George III Sterling Silver Chambersticks , John Robins, London, 1796, each with crested removable bobeche and conical snuffer with acorn finial, h. 3 1/4 in., dia. 6 in., wt. 16.70 tro

˜A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT SAMUEL WHEATLEY & JOHN EVANS LONDON 1811 oblong the part-lobed ridged body with a gadroon rim on ball feet the lid with oblong lobed finial silver simple scroll handle 30c

Sterling silver, realistically formed with hand chased hair and bee finial on lid. Attributed to John Schuppe. 1245 gr. Purchased in London 1980

George III sterling silver sugar caster, with hallmarks struck to underside for maker John Delmester, London, 1761, with spiral finial above reticulated cap with "Gothick" quatrefoil piercings, above

Dishes and Covers, hallmarked, London, 1818, 1819, John Edward Terrey & Co, of rectangular form, with finial handles, accented with gadrooned and acanthus borders, total weight 3995gm

English George III sterling silver chocolate pot, marked J*S, possibly John Scofield, c.1774, in the Rococo taste, hinged lid with urn-form finial, repousse and chased floral, shell, and scroll motifs

1797 Assay Mark, London, English, Makers Mark For John Emes, Shield With Fox Crest On Body, Acorn Finial, Hinged Waisted Lid, Banded Body, Incurvate Handle, Height 13, Width 10, Depth 5 Inches, 28.5 T

COFFEE POT - George III Period English Sterling Silver Coffee Pot by John King, hallmarked for London 1768, with baluster body, ring foot, hinged lid with flame finial, beautifully formed and decorate

by John Mewburn, London 1817, of traditional circular form with gadrooned rim and detachable fully marked nozzle, the conical shaped snuffer to match with urn shaped finial, crested, 12.6ozt (Dimensio

George III Style Mahogany and Burl Walnut Grandmother Clock, Having Broken Arch Pediment Flanking Brass Center Finial, Turned Columnar Sides To Top, Brass Dial Marked John Thompson, London, Silver Dia

London, all late 18th/early 19th century, assembled set all with reeded bases and bead borders, wooden handles and finials, including 12-1/2 in. coffee, marks for John Wakelin & William Taylor, 1782;

Possibly John Cormick, London, 1773 Comprising a teapot, creamer, & open sugar bowl 24 total troy ounces, including handles & finials coffee pot: 10 inches wide; 5 inches high