Pair Edwardian sterling "Mr. Punch" condiment pots

Sterling silver with cobalt glass insets, a pair of round jam or condiment pots, each with a handle in the manner of Jensen's "Blossom" pattern, and a frieze just below the lid alternating buds and le

All Birmingham - A pair of oval Edwardian salts on 4 feet, 1916, Levi and Salaman, 3 1/8" x 2 1/4"; Repousse shaker, 1897, maker JM, 2 1/2" H; Pierced cylindrical shaker with cobalt blue liner, 1922,

Set of Four Cobalt 800 Silver Salt Cellars with cobalt liners. Together with a International sterling silver swing handled condiment pot with blue glass liner and a pair of silver plated salts with bl

Group of American Silver Condiment Wares Each marked 'sterling'. Comprising: A pair of casters A pair of casters with glass liners Two mustard pots with glass liners A pair of silver and mother-of-pea

Group of Silver Condiment Wares Comprising: A large caster, Matthew John Jessop, London, 1894 A mustard pot, marked Birmingham, 1924 A salt spoon, marked 'Sterling' A pair of weighted casters, marked

An assembled sixteen piece group of English sterling silver condiment warevarious makers18th-20th centuryIncluding a sugar caster and pair of mustard pots, William Comyns & Sons, London, 1930, initial

By Peter Henderson Deere, London, 1901, of rectangular section, with reeded or gadrooned rims. [3 7/8" H; Lower handle: 6 3/4"; 3" D]. Few areas of corrosion, minor surface wear overall. Total weight

Both weigh 2.14 lbs and measure 15in H x 12in W

(pair) Edwardian sterling silver candlesticks, hallmarked I.S.G (Israel Sigmund Greenberg), date letter for 1904, Birmingham, weighted, each having rounded navette form candle cup, on fluted and webbe

Edwardian Sterling Silver Punch Bowl hallmarked Sheffield, 1904-1905, by Atkin Brothers, of hemispherical form, the lower half spiral gadrooned, with shaped rocaille rim and raised on a conforming gad

Stunning pair of Antique Sterling Silver Scent Bottles.......hobnail glass perfume bottles with hallmarked lidded tops.......The cut glass is exceptional, the sterling is in fabulous condition and the

The fluted body with lion and loose ring handles, with a crenelated rim. Height 8 1/4 inches, diameter 9 1/4 inches, approximately 37 ounces.

Toasting Beakers, hallmarked, Sheffield, 1895, R & B, with slightly flared lips above a reeded border on lobed spiraled body on domed circular foot, with gilt interior

Pair of Edwardian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars hallmarked Sheffield, 1907-1908, by Robert Fead Mosley & Co. (fl. 1864-1935), in the neoclassical taste, reticulated navette pedestal form, with outscrol

hallmarked, Sheffield, 1902, W.L, in the form of Corinthian columns on stepped and beaded bases, weighted

Pair of Edwardian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars hallmarked Birmingham, 1903-1904, by William Aitken (1855-1917), circular footed bowl form, in the Huguenot "cut card" style, with embossed band and appl

19TH CENT ENGLISH HAND CHASED STERLING SILVER CONDIMENT POT W/ COBALT GLASS LINER MARKED LONDON H.H ( HENRY HOLAND) 1859 - 3"T X 3 3/4" 4 .34 T. OZ. ( SILVER ONLY) WEAR

The ornate piece consisting of a flat silver lid with lion knop covering the vermeil and silver urn-form body with applied anthemion and cornucopia-form handles centering medallions of flower-laden ur

American, 19th century. A pair of sterling condiment dishes, each with festoon decoration along mouth and scrolled handles; ht. 3, wd. 6.6, dp. 3.25 inches, 377 grams. Overall good condition. Marked s

Two Birks silver handled cake slices, pair of condiment pots with cobalt glass liners, set of four nut dishes and one napkin ring. Silver weight 88 g. Total weight 402 g.

Near Pair of English Sterling Punch Bowls, one London 1892, by William Gibson and John Langman, marked Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, London; the other Sheffield, 1912, maker's mark unreadable, with rep

Edwardian Sterling Pair Footed Bread Trays. Each bread tray with curvaceous rim with floral repousse decoration. James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, Circa 1904 {Total silver weight 43.5 troy oz; length 12

American, fourth quarter 19th Century. Silver. In the 18th century style. 4.5"h. 2.25"w.

A handsome pair of Edwardian Irish sterling silver salts in the form of dish rings, both pierced bodies retaining their original cobalt glass liners (one chipped), hallmarked Dublin 1903, and maker's