Paul Storr English Silver Plate

London, 1834, round with gadroon border, heraldic device, marks for Paul Storr, 16.75 oz. T., 9-1/2 in. Provenance: Property of a Southern Museum sold to benefit the Acquisition Fund

London 1811 hallmarks with maker mark. Gadrooned shell edges. Engraved armorial shields. 10.5"d. Approx. 47 ozt. Sold at Garth's, February, 2005, lot 22.

London 1809 hallmarks with maker mark. Gadrooned edge. Knife scratches. 11"d. Approx. 28 ozt.

Pair of Victorian English sterling silver crested plates, or shallow dishes. The border with shell details and foliate accents. Engraved crest of an arm in gauntlet holding sword piercing dragonhead.

8 vols. Caldicott, J. W. The Values of Old English Silver and Sheffield Plates, from the XVth to the XIX Centuries. Edited by J. Starkie Gardner, F.S.S. London: Bemrose & Sons, 1906. Large hefty quart

DESCRIPTION: George III sterling silver dinner plate, mark of Paul Storr, London, 1812, with engraved armorial and applied gadroon border. Total weight: 552 g CIRCA: 1812 ORIGIN: English DIMENSIONS: D

A Victorian sterling silver two handled dish with shell detail, coupled with gadrooned border. By English silversmith Paul Storr (active 1784-1838). Hallmarked to underside Paul Storr, London, 1838. D

London, 1817, fiddle handle, monogram, marks for Paul Storr, 7-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina

Paul Storr London sterling silver sauce ladle, 1818. Etched leaves and flowers with a scroll finial. Paul Storr English silver marks to back of handle. Weight Approx., 2.6 ozt Measures Approx.,, 7 inc

Marked underneath: Storr & Mortimer, hallmarked PS, lion, R. Including snuffer. Dimensions: H 5" x W 9" x D 6.25" Weight: 15.100 ozt Condition: Minor tarnish.

with swing handle and pierced rim made in London in 1800, makers' mark "PS" for Paul Storr (1771-1844). Dings, dents, base repairs. 4" high, 14 1/2" wide. Weight: 26.975 OZT. Provenance: Estate of Dav

Paul Storr George IV English sterling silver kettle / hot water pot on burner stand, hallmarked in various locations including on handle, under lid, under pot, and on stand: "PS / London / 1832" and m

Paul Storr (English, 1771-1844). Sterling silver circular soup bowl with a gadrooned border, 1806. Etched with the combined armorial crests of the prominent Ashkenazi Jewish Rothschild family and Cohe

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"

London, 1815, rounded rectangular with gadroon borders and acanthus, removable handles, heraldic device "Praemium Virtutis Honor" (The reward of virtue is honor), marks for Paul Storr, .925 fine, 132.

London, 1812, rounded rectangular with gadroon border and acanthus corners, interior with heraldic device with eagle and crane, "Prius Quam Incipias Consulto", side with heraldic device with man and t

London hallmarks, date appears to be 1815 with maker marks. Ribbed bowl, acanthus leaf handles and gadroon rim. 4.75"h. 8.5"w. Approx. 14 ozt. See lot 197 for near matching creamer.

A GROUP OF AMERICAN AND ENGLISH SILVER-PLATE TABLE ARTICLES Comprising two Paul Revere bowls, one by Gorham, a serving bowl with reticulated decoration by Meriden International, a footed center bowl b

English sterling silver tureen, law 925, London, 1838 with marks of the silversmith Paul Storr (1770-1844) and his firm Storr and Mortimer. Removable inner vessel of silver-plated metal. Greca gallona

Crafted of sterling silver. Rare piece of George III English silver. Coffee pot on warmer stand features clean lines with egg and dart decoration. Top with egg and feather finial with wheat border nec

England, (London) mid-19th Century. London hallmarks for Paul Storr, 1832-1833. Classically dressed woman with flowers on a marble base. Possibly gilt surface. 13"h. overall. Ex Paul Carpenter, sold a

Scroll ends, pad feet. Paul Storr, London 1808. 6 troy oz. 4"W X 2.5"D X 2H

10 PC. EARLY ENGLISH SILVER COLLECTION: Approx. 34.54 Troy ounces. Comprising; 4- Salt Cellars, circa 1750's. Two by David Mowden. 1- Creamer, by Robert Peppin, 1846. 1- Creamer, by Paul Storr?, 1836.

A GEORGE III SET OF TWELVE SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR PLATESPAUL STORR, LONDON 1813 With gadroon rims, engraved with a crest and each numbered 105326cm diameter8570g (approximately 275.5 oz)The crest for