London 1754 Georgian English Silver Vintage Sauce Boat 2.0 ozt.

Item: Georgian Sterling Small Sauce Boat Date: 1765, George III Origin: London, United Kingdom Weight: 3.9 ozt This small sauce boat is a small treasure! Four hallmarks Condition is wonderful! The des

Georgian Sterling Silver Sauce Boat by William Shaw, London 1761. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good. Dimensions: H- 5.2", L- 7.5", W- 4". Weight: 10.575 ozt / 329 g. Provenance: From a Long

A Group of Three English Silver Sauce Boats 20th centuryComprising a pair marked for Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1946 and a single example marked for London, 195313 ozt 11 dwt grossLargest height 4

Pair of English Sterling Silver Sauce Boats hallmarked London 1896-1899, maker Gibson & Co. Ltd. Each: 4 1/2" t x 7 1/4"w x 4" d. 15.75 ozt. Very good condition.

An English Silver Footed Sauce Boat. Hallmarked for London; the remainder of marks are too faint to read 3 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 3: Wt: 7.00 ozt

with three hooved feet and scallop border, mark of Peter Guille, London, second quarter-20th century, 11.75 ozt.

George III English Silver (925) Cruet Stand, London, 1813 Maker's Marks, IE EE for, John and Edward Edwards, Weighing 20 ozt. (620 gm) Together with six bottles. Pair French Silver (925) Gravy-Boats,

English George III sterling silver pair of sauce boats of oval bombe form, on four paw feet, marked London LH, dated 1776. 34.72 ozt. 4" H x 8.5" W x 4.25" D.

A Group of English and Scottish Silver Items comprising a Georgian silver pitcher, London 1754; a pair of serving spoons, Edinburgh 1812; and two silver liquor tags. 15 ozt. Height of pitcher 5 inches

English George III Period Sterling Silver Pap Boat by Hester Bateman, hallmarked for London, 1781, with beaded rim, 'HR' monogram, 1 1/2" high, 5" x 2 3/4", 2.00 ozt. Good condition.

Tiffany & Co. Georgian Style English Sterling Silver Sauce Boat. Decorated with gadroon rim and shell mounted pad feet. Signed and dated with Birmingham hallmarks 1964. Good condition. Measures 3-1/4"

George III period English silver sauce boat, circa 1814 George III period London English silver hallmarked footed sauce boat, William Elerby maker's mark, 4" (height) x 7" (length) x 3 1/2" (width), 7

Three English sterling silver sauce boatsLondonlate 18th-20th centuryOne marked for Hester Bateman, assay marks rubbed, monogram: SAB; the pair Crichton Bros., 1924, monogram: AW.the larger height 4 3

An Irish Georgian Silver Sauce Boat Dublin, Late 18th/Early 19th Century hallmarked for Sterling to body beneath lip rim 6 ozt 3 dwt Height 4 inches.

sauce boat, 8" long London, 1764 together with a sauce ladle, 6 1/2" long London, 1784 16.1 troy ounces total

London, 1741, scroll handle with acanthus cap, shell feet, marks for Fuller White, 23.26 oz. T., each 4-1/2 x 8 x 4-1/2 in.

London, 1763, gadroon border, scroll handles, shell legs with hoof feet, marks for Alexander Johnston, 16.66 oz. T., 4 x 8 x 3-3/4 in. Provenance: Collection of the Birmingham Museum of Art, sold to b

A Pair of English Silver Sauce Boats and an American Silver Sugar and Creamer Set The Sauce Boats by C.J. Vander Ltd., London, Second Half 20th Century the sauce boats hallmarks for Sterling to the bo

William IV English Heavy Sterling Silver Sauce Boat of Fine Quality by Benjamin Smith, London c. 1836. Repousse and chased with scrolling plumes and flowers, on scrolled feet and scrolling handle. Mon

footed, hallmarks of London, 1772, maker William Shaw, no monogram, 2 1/2" X 5", 98 grams.

Sterling sauce boat with markings and lion passant, year mark, makers mark CP, London, England. Approximately 7" W, 3.5" D x 4" H. Total weight is 6.91 troy oz.

A pair of hallmarked English sterling silver sauce boats. With hallmarks: Sheffield, E. Viners, late 19th Century. Dimensions: Each: H 3" x W 7" x D 3.75" Weight: 9.6 ozt Condition: Presenting nicely,

Sauce boat, antique, sterling silver, hallmarks for London, 1759, measuring 5 by 9 by 4 inches, with a weight of approximately 15 troy ounces.

Two Georgian English sterling silver pap boats. The George II, having hallmarks for London, 1757. The second, an early George III boat, hallmarked London, 1764. Indistinct / rubbed maker's marks on ea