Georgian Sterling Silver Tablewares

George III footed creamer with hammered finish, London 1796, by Samuel Meriton, and sugar tongs, London 1807, by Stephen Adams II. Creamer 5"h x 2.25"w x 5.5" from handle to spout, tongs 5.25". George

George II / III, London circa 1759-1760, fiddle pattern sauce ladle by Ebenezer Coker & Thomas Hannam, marks partly legible, 7". George III, Sheffield 1773, master salt frame with openwork, gadrooning

Comprising: a shovel form salt spoon, London, 1796, no maker's mark; a creamer with etched decoration, London, 1807, appears to be marked for John Merry (monogrammed); a demitasse spoon with gold wash

Grouping includes a finely chased and reticulated waiter by Henry Holland of London dated 1864, a large clam shell ladle with ablated marks and a Georgian pill box. Server is 9.5"round. 21.8 ozt

Sterling silver tableware to include a stoplight jigger, salts/pepper shakers, tea strainers, Georgian silver spoons etc. Largest serving spoon: 9.5"h

Two-piece grouping of English Georgian sterling silver comprising: a 1730 George II armorial sugar caster (London, marks rubbed with additional Britannia mark), and an 1804 George III pierced sugar ba

Seven piece assortment of sterling and coin silver tableware comprising: a Whiting Manufacturing Company jug (6.5"), a pair of Georgian style master salt cellars marked "David" (1.5", w. 2.75", d. 2.2

Comprising: a sugar and creamer set marked for Simpson, Hall and Miller, a set of four nut dishes by Gorham, a tazza, a heavy Georgian style server by Gorham and a Wallace bowl in the Rosepoint patter

(lot of 4) Sterling silver tableware, including: (1) English George II individual salt cellar, David Hennell I (United Kingdom, d.1785), c.1739, London hallmarks, engraved WD underfoot, approx 1.5"h,

Comprising: an .800 silver vase with cut glass liner, a pair of Georgian style sterling shakers marked for Tiffany and Co., a small .800 silver short cup, an .800 silver tea strainer, a pair of .950 J

Fine Late Georgian Sterling Silver Hot Water Urn, hallmarked London, 1804-1805, by John Robins, the ovoid body decorated with a calyx of alternating plain and imbricate gadroons, fitted with a pair of

20th century Each stamped for Towle, further stamped: Sterling Designed 1898 by George P. Tilton, the assembled set comprising: 12 old French hollow-handled knives (9.75"), 19 old French hollow-handle

A set of four (4) English sterling silver sweet meat serving dishes. Double handle design accented with shell and floral bunting. Reeded rim with shell and acanthus decoration. Bowl rests on four figu

Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware Service 19th Century, mixed makers and dates In the Fiddle, Thread and Shell pattern, comprising seventeen dinner forks, eighteen lunch forks, six dinner knives, twel

Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware Service Various makers, 18th century Comprising eleven dinner forks, eight dessert forks, sixteen dinner knives, twelve tablespoons, nine dessert spoons, sixteen teas

Georgian tea urn circa 1772, ovoid body on a square base with pierced and gadrooned details on ball and claw feet, and coat of arms detail. Includes cylinder. Bears R.M. Richard Morson and B.S. Benjam

English Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Tray Circa1820. By William Bateman London. Fully Hallmarked. Provenance: Long Island New York Collection. Dimensions: Handle to Handle 25.5", W 15" Weight: 83.

John Edwards (American). Rare early Colonial Georgian Era Sterling silver egg boiler or coddler with lion paw feet, reeded legs, and acanthus or feather knees. Double snake handles in a Neoclassical f

Suite of Four Georgian Sterling Silver Candlesticks, hallmarked Sheffield, 1778-1781, by John Winter & Co., in the neoclassical taste, each with a pedestal-form standard of tapering square section, su

GEORGIAN STERLING SILVER 73 PIECE (22 KNIVES) FLATWARE SET IN CASE 135 OZS

Pair of 18th Century Irish Georgian Sterling Silver Salvers. Round with slightly raised edges on a tapered round foot; the tops with incised crest of wings on a twisted rope flanking a crescent. Marke

Good Group of Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware , early 19th c., incl. basting spoon, Thomas & William Chawner, London, engraved with Matheson clan crest and motto "Fac et Spera/Do & Hope", l. 11 7/8

Benjamin Smith III, London, 1819-20, with floral edge and an armorial crest, 19 x 15 in., 93.10 ozt.

Water pitcher and dessert plates (8). Minor ding to the foot of the pitcher. Plates 6.5"w, pitcher 9.5"h x 8.5" from handle to spout. 57.78 ozt