Sterling Serving Tray by Richard Poulden, London

London hallmark for Richard Poulden, date mark for 1931. 1178.6 grams (37.89 troy). Dimensions are: 19" X 12 1/2". All measurements are approximate. Condition: Excellent. Provenance: A Virginia

Mixed group of English Sterling silver: a George IV ladle by Richard Poulden, London, 1823, a George III gravy by Solomon Royes, London, 1815; a small engine turned tray by Asprey, 20th c.; a pair of

Exceptional English sterling silver serving tray. London, circa 1840, by Barnard, Barnard, Barnard & Barnard. 188.23 ozt. 3"H x 19.75"D x 30" over handles.

English Sterling Silver Serving Tray, London, 1783, with maker's mark WC, rococo handled form with foliate scroll border and engraved scroll design to center of tray, raised on four scroll feet. W

Large Victorian sterling silver serving tray, London, 1872, mark of Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd and silversmith Samuel Smily, the oval tray with raised and beaded serpentine rim, C-scroll handles, engrave

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.

English George III Period Oval Two-Handled Sterling Silver Serving Tray, 1797 date letter, by London silversmith Timothy Renou, with unusual engraved central crest depicting a boar's head above a shie

Hallmarked English sterling silver two handled serving tray. Roberts & Belk Ltd., London, circa 1906. 26"L including handles, 2940 grams. Adhesive residue to front of tray.

Large Sterling silver double handled British tray. Exterior border is scalloped with hand chased scrolls and shells. Handles have matching shells and matching scrolls. Manufacturer's mark; Richard Mar

Crichton & Co Ltd (London, United Kingdom) sterling silver serving tray, with maker's mark "LAC" (Lionel Alfred Crichton), marked for London and stamped "CRIGHTON & CO LTD/ MADE IN ENGLAND" on the und

Round Footed Sterling Silver Tray, by silversmith Richard Rugg I, hallmarked for London 1759, having a shell and fleur de lis decorated rim and gadrooned edge, set on ball & claw feet, top surface wit

Georgian English Silver Armorial Handled Service Tray 14.5''x23''. A heavy sterling serving tray with beaded border motif. Central hand chased armorial. London hallmarks date code 1810 manufactured by

Six Georgian King pattern knives, with hollow handles by Richard Poulden slight deterioration to steel blades signed G.R. Garrard 1818,10 3/4"L along with four English sterling serving spoons, King pa

Lot of two English sterling silver serving trays. Lot includes the following: Thomas Wallis, London 1806,oval four footed tray with scalloped rim and engraved bird in center. ( 1" x 6" x 4.5"; weighs

An English Silver Tray Richard Comyns, London, 1953 hallmarked for Sterling to underside 164 ozt 18 dwt Length 24 x width 18 inches. Property from the Estate of an Elegant Lady, Texas

First-half 20th Century One marked for Reed & Barton; One marked: Made in London for Howard and & Co; One marked: AP Comprising a large rectangular tray, a lozenge-shaped handled tray, and a small s

English, engraved with the MacLaren (MacLaurin) clan crest with motto "Dalriada Ab origine fidus" and dedication, hallmarked for London, 1912, maker's marks for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd, meas

Two English silver serving trays. J.P. & E.W., London. Having a shaped gadroon border with crest. Hallmarked to undersides. Length: 13 in. Total weight: 40.665 oz. t. (weighable sterling silver)

Seven English and American Coin and Sterling Silver Serving Utensils, Nineteenth Century. Various makers, including a George III fish server, Richard Turner, London, 1812; a pie server, William Ingall

George III sterling silver fish server, London 1819, by Richard Poulden, having a pierced surface with shell motif handle, 11.5"l, 7.29 troy oz.

Two (2) Sterling Silver Reticulated Signed Serving Trays. One Whiting Oval Tray Measures 7-1/2 Inches Long, 1-1/4 Inches Tall, 3.26 Troy Ounces. Very Good Condition Monogram MC. Along with a Richard D

This is a fine antique sterling silver serving spoon with King George III marking. It was manufactured by Richard Crossley of London in 1790. 11 1/4" long and it weighs 3.1ozt

Richard Rugg I London George III sterling silver salver tray, 1767. Hand chased foliate scrolls and florals throughout the tray. Gadroon rim to the edges. Richard Rugg silver hallmarks to the undersid

A Georgian sterling silver stuffing / dressing serving spoon. Bottom marked hallmarks, for William Sumner and Richard Crossley, London, 1775. Stag crest. Measures 12" long. Weighs 96.3 grams.