Two English Silver Punch Strainers

AMERICAN COIN SILVER PUNCH STRAINER AND SALT SPOON, LOT OF TWO, strainer having circular bowl with punch-work on two shaped handles with engraved "MW" initials, spoon having gold-washed shovel bowl on

Georgian Sterling Silver Punch Strainer Probably 18th century The circular pierced body with two shaped loop handles. Length 10 inches (26 cm), approximately 4 ounces. C

Two Early English Sterling Silver Pieces, to include creamer and strainer, length 6 1/4 inches, tallest 5 1/2 inches, 6.1 t.oz.

A mid 18th century sterling silver two handled strainer. The typical shallow strainer is pierced with an intricate design and has two cast and appliedhandles. Engraved with entwined period initials. L

A sterling silver case and handled bowl or receiver for tea strainer. The bowl is 1" h x 5 1/2" w from handle to handle. The handles have a floral design and the underside is marked L & C with the mar

English Sterling Silver Small Footed Punch Bowl with shaped border, chased with rocaille centering two vacant cartouches, on a conforming domed foot, mark of Levesley Brothers, Sheffield, 1926 height

Together with two wooden handled toddy ladles, an English silver pierced bowl ladle with bright-card decoration, tea strainer and an American Coin silver sugar shell with makers mark L. Huntington, Jr

Three silver-plate punch ladles, two are by Dansk, one is English, 12"L x 5"W

English, 19th/20th century including two cased set of six quail handle demitasse spoons; two scissor form sugar tongs; sauce ladle; sugar tongs; punch ladle; stuffing spoon, most monogrammed, vario

ENGLISH GEORGE II ROCOCO STERLING SILVER TEA OR LEMON STRAINER, round bowl with pierced base, scroll and shell rim bordered by ornate reticulated decoration to inner edge, two applied handle

ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SERVING ARTICLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a punch ladle with circular bowl with flared rim, fruitwood handle fit into silver side mount, marked to well with London hallmarks, 17

Coin and Sterling Silver Lot, Consisting of: English C1800 coin stuffing spoon date letter "C"; J Hammer silver and three other silver shot cups; early coin tea caddy spoon; two tea strainers; small p

including punch ladle, four shakers, a tea strainer and two warmers 18.8 troy ounces weighable

Two Sterling Silver Pieces, 19th c., consisting of a Tiffany Punch Ladle, 1872, in the "Persian" pattern; together with an English Stuffing Spoon, London, 1825, by Charles Eley, Ladle- H.- 13 in., W.-

Mark of Adie Bros., London, 1923; with wood handles. 9 1/4 x 8 x 4 1/4 in., 47.5 oz. approx. gross weight.

Circa 1880 by Joseph Rogers and Son (working in Sheffield, England mid to late 19th century). Very handsomely chased silver bowl with elegant form. No monogram. Good overall condition. Marked at upper

Two English Silver Gadrooned Dishes, London, 1801, lightly scalloped forms with gadrooned rims, with makers mark IM, each engraved with a Unicorn crest and motto ' Virtus Secura Sequettir' eng

Two English Silver Teapots and a Muffineer The first teaport mark of Peter & John Bateman, London, 1790; the second teapot possibly marked for Richard Gardner, lacking city and date marks; the muffine

London, both with Monteith style: one with lion and ring handles, marks for Z. Barraclough & Sons, 1900, 5-1/4 x 8-3/4 in.; one without ha

Two English sterling silver mounted clear glass claret jugsC & F, Birmingham and Horace Woodward & Co, London1901 & 1890the larger height 8in (20cm); length over handle 6 1/2in (16.5cm); width 4 1/2in

Two incised and monogrammed goblets. [6 3/4" H x 3 3/4" Dia]. 14.9 ozt inclusive.

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)

Two English Silver Goblets The First by Horace Woodward, Birmingham, 1871; The Second by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham, 1875 each hallmarked for sterling 12 ozt 15 dwt gross Height of first 7 1/4 in

London, one oval with reed and ribbon border, acanthus feet, marks for William Comyns and Sons, 1897, 1 x 13 x 9-3/4 in.; one round with reeded feet, marks for Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd., 194