GEORGIAN ENGLISH STERLING FISH SERVERS. Length 12"

GEORGIAN ENGLISH STERLING FISH SERVERS. Length 12" weight 7 ozt condition good normal wear Shipping: Our Gallery offers shipping for this item. To inquire call or text Maria at 561-351-2013 or email g

GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER FISH SERVER • Pierced blade • 12' length • 5.0 troy ounces Footnotes: OVERALL CONDITION: Very good. This condition report is provided for your convenience ba

Henry John Lias and Henry John Lias, London, dated 1857, with openwork and engraved rampant lion holding a Tudor rose, length 12.5 inches, 7.5 ozt.

(lot of 25) Assembled lot of English Georgian sterling flatware: comprising (11) Kings pattern sterling forks, a reticulated fish server 12"l, and a fiddle pattern dinner fork, total weighable 32.5 to

English, 1821-1846. A group of three sterling fish servers, makers include William Eley & William Fearn, and George William Adams. All fully marked, one monogrammed; largest lg. 12.5 in., total wt.

A George III Silver Fish Fork. Bearing hallmarks of London, 1820, and PS for Paul Storr. Together with an English silver fish knife, and an English silver fish server (Length: 12") Fork length: 7"

Georgian Sterling Silver Fish Slice, 12" Length, 167 Grams.

Collection of English Sterling Silver Flatware, Comprising one Charles Eley reticulated and monogrammed cake server {length 12 inches}, one London serving spoon, one London monogrammed ladle, a Thomas

Victorian sterling silver fish server from 1865 by George Adams. Reticulated design with peacock on handle. 12.75" long, 7.1 OZT.

An English Silver Fish Server. Engraved with a crest on handle Length: 12" Wt: 4.35 ozt

Cased Victorian English Sterling silver fish set. Pierced and engraved decoration. Hallmarked on blades and handles. Birmingham. Fisher server- 12-1/2" long. Some small filler loss where handle meets

A Georgian English sterling silver fish slice. Hallmarks for George Nangle, London, 1801. Measures 12-1/8" long. Weighs 125.7 grams.

Each with foliated pierced and engraved blade and tines; Together with a Pair of Victorian Silver Plated Serving Spoons. Length of knife 12 1/2 inches, total approximately 9 ounces, weighable.

An English Silver George III Fish Server. Hallmarked for London, 1800, William Eley & William Fearn. Engraved with a crest on the blade Length: 12" Wt: 4.10 ozt

engraved fork and server the longest piece 12", 11.1 troy ounces in a fitted Edward Bright case

Magnificent Ornate English Sterling Silver Fish set A.H. Tongue Birmingham 1854 Solid sterling (the blade is sterling) its is most beautiful ! I love it!!!! Knife 12 3/4 in length & the fork 91/2 8.78

Antique English Sterling Silver Fish Serving Set. Hallmarked on backs. Longer item measures 12.75 inches in length. Total weight approximately 9 standard ounces.

Four English sterling silver serving pieces, Georgian period, comprised of a ladle by Thomas Daniel, a serving spoon by William Bateman and Daniel Ball, a fish server by Eley, Fearn and Chawner, and a

Peter Guille English sterling silver and mother of pearl cased fish set for 12. Knives: 7in length. Case: 11.5 x 9.25in.

A 12 piece Thomas Levesley / Levesley Brothers English sterling silver fish set including 6 fish forks (7 1/4" length / 18cm) and 6 fish knives (8 5/8" / 22cm). Has rampant lion monogram design to han

Chrysanthemum by Tiffany and Co Sterling Silver Fish Server Plain Blade Gold washed. It is monogrammed. Pat 1880 M. Length: 11.5" Weight: 196 grams

Mid 19th c. English "Kings" pattern classic Georgian shell motif assembled fish serving set including 1846-47 London reticulated server and 1855-56 Sheffield fork, each engraved with armorial device o

Antique English 18th Century Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Pot. Hallmarks for London, England and date Letter for 1818, and makers mark for Jerry Meyer Gayfield. Measures 12.5 inches in length and weig

(lot of 12) Sterling table articles including (2) Gorham fish servers; an English Kings pattern serving spoon; an Aesthetic Tiffany & Co sugar shell with an applied figure of a turte; a Dominc and Haf