William IV Silver Teapot, John James Keith, London,

A William IV sterling silver teapot, London 1836 by John Tapley Of panelled ‘gourd’ form upon four acanthus scroll bracket feet. The curved spout with a cast decoration of acanthus leaves

A William IV sterling silver trophy goblet, London 1834 by John James Whiting (reg. Oct 1833) Of campana form upon a domed pedestal foot chased with a scythe, sheers, pitch fork and bundle of wheat. T

A George IV Silver Teapotmark of Edward, Edward junior, John & William Barnard, London, 1829 date mark, lobed form with ornate foliate, floral and berry decoration to shoulder handle and spout, confor

A William IV Silver Three-Piece Tea Service Edward, Edward Jr., John and William Barnard, London, 1834 and 1835 comprising a teapot, creamer and open sugar, each engraved with an eagle and SPERO in a

A William IV sterling silver teapot, London 1832 by Richard Pearce and George Burrows Of compressed circular form upon a collet foot, with an applied central reeded band. The short spout opposite a pl

A massive William IV silver two-handled tray, John Edward Terrey, London, 1833 decorated with vine cluster and leaf border conforming large feet and scroll handles, the centre flat chased and engraved

Y A WILLIAM IV SILVER TEAPOT J. E. TERRY AND CO., LONDON 1830Embossed with roses, thistles and shamrock, the loop handle with ivory bands and on a pedestal base22cm high857g (27.5 oz) grossProvenance:

A WILLIAM IV SILVER TOAST RACK by John, Henry & Charles Lias, London 1832, with seven bars, the loop handle of C-scrolls and sweeping foliage, the rounded rectangular base rim gadrooned, raised on

John Wakefield, London, 1827-28 in the Chinoiserie style 36 total troy ounces the teapot: 10 1/2 inches wide

John Fry II, London 1833, a William IV silver mustard pot, inverted squat pear or footed ovoid form, embossed and ribbed with leaf and hop motifs, below a caast ogee beaded and fin border, acanthus sc

A William IV/Victorian Silver Six-Piece Tea and Coffee Service John Wilmin Figg, London, 1837, Walter & John Barnard, London, 1888 and Robert Garrard II, London, 1867 comprising a water kettle-on-stan

George IV Sterling Silver Footed Repousse Teapot, London, Solomon Royes & John East Dix, 1818. Squat form, hand chased floral and c-scrolls, Armorial in one cartouche - peacock feathers; one vacant ca

Victorian Sterling Silver Teapot by John Edward & William Barnard, London 1850, 470 grams.

Double bottle inkstand, by Edward, Edward Jr. John and William Barnard, London 1834. Rectangular base with shaped and floral scrolled edge raised on four cast feet with central vase shaped  decorat

A George IV / William IV provincial sterling silver three-piece tea service, the teapot York 1827 the rest York 1833 by James Barber, George Cattle II and William North Comprising a teapot, a milk jug

A George III sterling silver teapot stand, London 1777 by John Wakelin & William Taylor Of oval form with a cavetto edge and a reeded rim, raised upon four corded edge splay feet. Fully marked to

1837, London Maker's mark of Thomas Dicks Rectangular form, the hinged cover chased and engraved with a seaside figural scene, the bifurcated gilt-washed interior fitted with a hinged match strike and

A William IV sterling silver fluted coffee pot by Paul Storr, London 1836 with engraved anthemion decoration, contemporary coat of arms, and flower finial marked by John Samuel Hunt 22 cm high, 820 gr

Sterling Silver Beverage Assortment (7) items including a repousse and etched teapot (marked 'London, William IV' and '1831' with a lion passant), a repousse and etched Howard & Co individual chocolat

A Georgian English sterling silver teapot. Hallmarks for John Edward Terrey & Co, London, 1829. Heavy and fine overall embossed and chased floral, scroll and leaf motif. The base of the spout decorate

A George IV Silver Coffee Potmark of Edward, Edward Jr, John & William Barnard, London, 1829 date mark, reeded form with naturalistic floral and leaf finial, raised on four foliate scrolled feet, engr

Two Pairs of Regency/George IV Sterling Silver Salt Cellars London, 1813-1814, by John W. Story & William Elliott, h. 2", l. 3-5/8", w. 2-3/4"; the other pair hallmarked London, 1826-1827, by John Hay

A Four-Piece Edward, John, & William Barnard Silver Tea Service, London, 1847 Marks to teapot: (lion passant), (leopard's head), (duty mark), M, EJ&WB 11 inches (27.9 cm) (tallest, coffee pot)

A GEORGE IV SILVER SALVER, London c.1835, mark of Edward Junior, John & William Barnard, of circular form with raised piecrust wavy rim, the centre decorated with elaborate floral engraving, raised on