Two George Sharp Silver Hooded Servers 1860s Each with

A George B. Sharp Partial Gilt Silver Hooded Nut Scoop with Applied Squirrels Retailed by Tiffany & Co.,&

Comprising: two tablespoons and ten teaspoons in the Cottage pattern by Gorham, a three piece youth set by George Sharp (coin silver), a fork attributed to Wood and Hughes in a fan pattern and four co

A Group of Five George III Silver Sugar Servers Various Makers, 18th/19th Century comprising two sugar nips and three sugar tongs. each hallmarked for Sterling 7 ozt 3 dwt Length of longest 6 1/8 inch

Philadelphia, active 1850-1874, retailed by George W Webb; comprising two sauce ladles and a punch ladle, each with a shaped gilt bowl, the terminal with applied bull's head, the underside with monogr

George Sharp for Bailey & Co. Sterling Silver Tray, Philadelphia, PA, the oval form with beaded rim border, engraved with two scenes of sailboats bypassing islands with camp buildings in foliate scrol

Three (3) Kentucky coin silver julep cups, all with incuse marks G. SHARP JR DANVILLE KY for George Sharp Jr., working Danville circa 1857-late 1860s. One has beaded rim and monogram AGNES BRIGHT, one

Set of Twelve American Sterling Silver Breakfast Knives and a Pair of Serving Spoons George Sharp, Philadelphia, 1860s Length of knives 8 inches, length of spoons, 9 inches, total approximately 23 oun

1st item: Coin silver julep with incuse marks on the base G. SHARP JR DANVILLE KY for George Sharp Jr., working Danville circa 1857-late 1860s, with a beaded rim and foot. 3 3/4" H. 4.94 troy ounces.

Comprising: a bright cut pie server by Knowles & Ladd; a bright cut ice cream slice, unmarked; five master butters, various patterns, by George Sharp for Bailey & Co., Farrington & Hunnewell, Hotchkis

A Suite of Austrian Silver Handled Serving Pieces. Comprising a cake server, a fish server, two spreaders, a master butter knife and a hooded server

19th/20th century, including English silver fish server, openwork blade with fish, heraldic device, marks for Edinburgh, 1821, George Fenwick, .925 fine; two German silver serving pieces, toast tongs

London 1784, oval with gadroon border, two heraldic device, one eagle and one lion, base engraved "No 12/43 13", marks for Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, .925 fine, 42.33 oz. T., 12 x 16-3/4 in. Provena

Here we have a fine 1860s set of 12 place settings. 148 troy ounces of ultra fine British silver. 148 ozt. The vintage wood side cabinet or dining server offered in the former auction (Lot 688) was cu

includingÿpair of Hester Bateman spoons with later Victorian decoration;ÿpair of George I spoons with later Victorian decoration;ÿGeorgian fish server, two ladles, three large serving spoons with s

A George Sharp American silver punch ladle, Philadelphia, 1866, surmounted with a figure keeping watch over a beaded mast-form handle. The bowl in the form of a boat with oars and rigging, the rudder

George Sharp Silver and Glass Covered Butter Dish and Salver Each retailed by Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, 1852-1866 The oval butter dish with band of foliate scrolls on four bracket feet and foliate h

This is a fine sterling silver ladle with wonderfully detailed and beaded finial of detailed line work, which is a typical trademark of George Sharp silver-work. It also has a hexagonal stalk that lea

DESCRIPTION: Two silver servers. Includes: 1) 7" ladle is monogrammed and marked with Dutch hallmark (hatchet symbol). 2) 9" pie server is monogrammed and has an engraved design. Marked "Coin". MEASUR

TWO GEORGE IV SILVER GADROON EDGE BOWLS AND TWO REGENCY PLATES by Paul Storr, London, 1813-1828 Also marked STORR & MORTIMER, with engraved crests to border; diameter of bowls 11 5/8in (29.5cm); diame

Attr. to George Sharp Sterling Silver Gothic Serving Pieces. Monogrammed. 5.5 ozt. Max. L 9 1/2" W 2 3/4".

Two George III Silver Teapots One by R. and S. Hennell, London, 1807; The Other with a Thomas Oliphant Mark Overstruck on a Peter and Ann Bateman Mark, London, 1791 each hallmarked for Sterling on und

TWO GEORGE III SILVER CRUET FRAMES ONE SAMUEL WOOD THE OTHER JABEZ DANIELL & JAMES MINCE RESPCTIVELY LONDON 1760 AND 1768 both of similar form each for five bottles shell supports and central handles

Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1916. Modeled as runners, on a weighted silver base, gilt finish, 8 3/4 in. to 9 1/4 in. H, 7 7/8 in. to 8 in. W, 3 1/4 in. D

each cigarette case with enameled decoration including one of Edward VII in Masonic regalia, Joseph Gloster, Sheffield, 1908; one in the Art Deco style, James W Tiptaft, Sheffield, 1930; and one of a