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This page will feature English Silverware listed chronologically under the broad headings of English Holloware, English Flatware, or English Miscellaneous (everything else); Scottish Silverware and Irish Silverware will also have listings below but will not have separate holloware and flatware listings due to the paucity of our examples. Additional listings will included some 18th- through 20th-century silverplate listings as well as select archival listings of both sold or stolen examples.These items may also be listed on the webpages denoting whatever category the specific item falls under; use of the Foreign Index individual listings should direct you to that particular webpage. There will also be a link directly to this page if English silver is your particular interest.
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1495-04. Antique George III Silver-mounted Wood Cruet of typical form on turned foot, the revolving turntable holding five cut glass bottles with silver caps, the turned column ending in a hinged scroll handle; struck twice on the handle only with the mark of Jane Dorrell & Richard May, working in London 1766-1771. No mono. | Frame: 11.0" high, 8.0" wide, 5.0" foot diameter; Bottles: 5.5"-6.5" high, 2.12"-2.38" diameter. The wood frame has been restored, one silver cap is cracked. An unusual and rare survival. | $ 750. |
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1493-15. Antique George III Silver Tankard of classical form, the tapering cylindrical body decorated with upper and lower bands of horizontal rings, very slightly domed cover with cast thumb piece, applied molded rim and flat panel double scroll hollow handle; marked [IR] for John Robins at London in 1798/99. Script mono "WSW" on cover. | 6.88" high, 6.5" long, 3.75" lip diameter, 4.25" foot diameter, pints capacity, 28.8 troy oz. | $ 2,250. |
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1493-18. Antique George III Silver Large Cann of classical form, the tapering cylindrical body decorated with upper and lower bands of horizontal rings, applied molded lip rim and flat panel double scroll hollow handle; marked with a worn [I?] possibly for John Robins at London in 1801/02. This has the same script mono "WSW" as the 1798/99 Tankard above. | 4.75" high, 3.25" lip diameter, 3.75" foot diameter, 5.25" length across handle, 13.7 troy oz. | $ 1,000. |
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1566-11. Antique George III Silver Tea Pot Stand of oval form with narrow molded rim and applied edge, the shallow sides holding the wooden base with later felt cover; marked by John Emes at London in 1804. | 0.88" high, 6.88" long, 5.0" wide. Mono erased. | SOLD |
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1471-37. Pair Antique George IV Silver Snuffer Trays of shaped hourglass form on four cast floral and scroll feet, the tray surface chased with floral, foliate, and scroll repoussι decoration within a cast and chased rim decorated with floral, scroll, figural eagle, and lion mask motifs, the handle cast and chased as an undulating scaled snake; marked [IW] for John Wakefield at London in 1820/21. | 3.0"
high, 9.25" long, 3.75" wide, 22.3 troy oz. total. Two
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$ 3,000. |
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1562-35. Antique George IV Silver Snuffer Tray of hourglass form on four cast shell & scroll feet, the tray surface chased with floral & scroll repousse decoration inside the cast and chased floral and foliate scroll rim, cast and chased flying double scroll handle with foliate cap; marked by Thomas Burwash at London in 1821/22. | 2.75" high, 8.0" long, 3.75" deep, 10.65 troy oz. The original engraving replaced with crowned lion's head crest below a viscount's(?) coronet. | $ 1,250. |
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1573-67. Antique George IV Silver Waiter of circular form on three cast foliate shell feet, applied cast gadroon edge; marked [DH&Co.] for Daniel Holy & Co. at Sheffield in 1822/23. | 1.0" high, 6.75" diameter, 9.4 troy oz. Mono erased. | $500. |
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1416-42. Antique George IV Silver Pint Mug of thistle form on pedestal base, chased acorn and leaf band and cast floral decorated scroll handle; marked by William Bateman II at London in 1826/27. Mono erased. | 5.5" high, 6.0" long, 4.25" lip diameter, 3.0" foot diameter, 6.0" length across handle, 11.0 troy oz. | $ 1,000. |
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1471-43. Antique Victorian Silver Dresser Box of cylindrical form with ruffled foot and cover rims, the domed slip-on cover and body chased with grotesque and fantastical mask, floral, and scroll decoration; marked by William Comyns at London in 1896/97 and struck with the French import mark when retailed by Tiffany & Co. at their Paris shop. Mono "LMP". | 3.88" high, 3.88" diameter, 6.7 troy oz. | $ 700. |
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1280-15. Edward VII Silver Pocket Flask of rectangular form with removable cup base, engraved allover with floral and foliate scroll decoration; the body and cup marked by Arthur & John Zimmerman at Birmingham in 1906/07, the outer cap marked by Thomas Jones Watson at London in 1906/07. No mono. | 3.88" high, 3.06" wide, 1.38" deep, 9 troy oz. Upper left corner at shoulder has been dented and has small very small gouges there. | $ 350. |
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1560-52. Antique George V Silver Candy Dish of octofoil form on flat base, narrow applied floral lip and two cast ribbon handles, the sides pierced with floral(?) decoration; marked by E.S. Barnsley at Birmingham in 1911/12 and struck with English Design Registry No. 557803. No mono. | 1.25" high, 7.12" long across handles, 5.12" diameter, 4.0 troy oz. Small crack in piercing. | $ 200. |
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1553-66. George V Silver Youth Cup in a reproduction of the William III style of tapering cylindrical form with applied foot-, lip, and mid-rib moldings, applied hollow s-scroll handle with beaded rattail decorative motif; struck with the britannia silver standard (.9584) hallmarks and marked by C.S. Harris & Sons Ltd. at London in 1914/15. Script mono "NH". Some dings. | 3.75" high, 2.62" lip diameter, 3.12" foot diameter, 4.5" length across handle, 8.1 troy oz. | $ 400. |
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1536-47. George V Silver Coffee Pot in the George I style with tapering body ending in a rounded base above an "L" shaped ring foot, the high domed hinged cover with applied decoration below the turned wooden finial, the snanneck spout with facetted lower section, the carved wooden c-scroll handle fitting into sockets; marked [LAC] by Lionel A. Crichton for Crichton Bros. at London in 1921/22. No mono. | 8.75" high, 7.5" long, 3.75" wide, 1.5 pints capacity, 19.3 troy oz. gross. |
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1557-46. George V Silver Youth Bowl in the form of a two handled ecuelle with lobed sides and Tudor Rose decorated interior; marked and retailed by J. Parkes & Co. at London in 1931/32. Engraved script presentation "Martha Hungerford Wheelwright from her Godmother Martha Sewell." | 1.55" high, 7.62" long over handles, 4.38" lip diameter, 7.8 troy oz. | $ 300. |
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1523-29. 6 Antique George III Silver Table Spoons in the 'Old English Gadroon Edge' pattern with engraved ridge-back bowls; struck with the un-registered mark of William & Thomas Chawner at London in 1770/71 (marks difficult to read). Engraved feline crest. | 8.75" long, 1.62" bowl width, 14.3 troy oz. total. The decorative pattern is similar to 'Feather Edge' but instead of being engraved it is chased on both sides of the handle. | $ 400./pair |
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1577-49. Pair George III Silver Table Spoons in the 'Old English Feather Edge' or 'Gadrooned' pattern marked by the unidentified [TL] at London in 1782/83. Feathered script mono "JMB". | 8.35" long, 1.65" bowl width, 3.8 troy oz./pair. | $ 225./pair |
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1577-64. 2 Antique George III Silver Tea Spoons in an 'Old English Bright Cut' pattern marked by William Sumner I at London in 1787/88. Script mono "RMH". | 5.2" long, 0.95" bowl width, 1.0 troy oz./pair. | $ 68. |
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1577-65. 4 Antique George III Silver Tea Spoons in an 'Old English Bright Cut' pattern marked by Richard Crossley at London in 1791/92. Script mono "JMB". | 5.15" long, 1.0" bowl width, 2.15 troy oz./all. | $ 150. |
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1577-60. 2 Antique George III Silver Dessert Forks in the 'Old English' pattern marked by Thomas Graham & Jacob Willis (of Bath) at London in 1791/92. Script mono "T". | 7.75" long, 0.95" widthe across tines, 3.4 troy oz. | $ 160. |
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1577-59. 2 Antique George III Silver Table Forks in the 'Old English' pattern marked [IB] probably by John Bourne at London in 1794/95. | 8.15" long, 1.0" wide across tines, 4.0 troy oz. Later shaded outline Roman mono "B". | $ 160. |
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1533-61. Antique George III Silver Cheese Scoop with short tapering rectangular cross section ivory handle fitted to a tapering circular shaft ending in a scoop blade; marked by William Eley & William Fearn at London in 1800/01. No mono. | 9.5" long, 1.06" blade width, 4 troy oz. gross. The handle cuff is loose but does not lessen handle joint stability. | $ 325. |
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1577-43. 56 Piece George III Assembled Partial Flatware Set in the hand-engraved double-sided 'Fiddle Thread' pattern consisting of 12 Table Spoons (1805/06(2), 1806/07(7), & 1809/10(3)), 12 Table Forks (1806/07(10) & 1811/12(2)), 12 Dessert Spoons (1806/07(9), 1813/14(1) & 1819/20(2)), 11 Dessert Forks (1800/01(2), 1804(2), 1806/07(5), 1840/41 (1) & 1843/44(1)), 8 Tea Spoons (1806/07), and 1 Butter Knife (1809/10); all marked at London either by Eley & Fearn (47 pieces), Eley, Fearn & Chawner (6 pieces), or single examples by Thomas Dicks (1813/14 single-sided, William Eaton (1840/41), or George W. Adams for Chawner & Co. (1843/44). | Table Spoons: 8.6" long, 1.8" bowl width; Table Forks: 7.95" long, 1.05" width across tines; Dessert Spoons: 6.85" long, 1.5" bowl width; Dessert Forks: 6.55" long, 0.85" width across tines; Tea Spoons: 5.35" long, 1.07" bowl width, Butter Knife: 7.4" long, 1.0" blade width; total weight approximately 110 trtoy oz. All pieces (later?) engraved with Old English "B" mono on front of handles with exception of two Victorian examples which have very worn crests. | $ 4,000. |
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1523-25. Antique George III Silver Asparagus Tongs in the 'Fiddle' pattern with inner ribbed narrow rectangular grips, the rectangular alignment bar attached to the lower arm with two screws through a nicely scroll decorated shaped plaque; marked by Richard Turner & John Shea at London in 1808/09. | 10.75" long, 0.62" blade width, 2.25" bar height, 5.5 troy oz. Later outline mono "A" on arch. | $ 500. |
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1558-17. Antique George III Silver Cheese Scoop with short circular cross- section tapering ivory handle fitted to a tapering circular silver shaft ending in an applied scoop blade; marked by Joseph Willmore at Birmingham in 1810/11. No mono. | 7.75" long, 1.05" blade width, 0.88" handle width. Usual handle crack. | $ 150. |
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1558-33. Antique George III Silver Cheese Scoop with short diamond cross- section tapering ivory handle fitted to a tapering circular silver shaft ending in an applied scoop blade; marked by William Ellerby at London in 1812/13. No mono. | 8.25" long, 1.1" blade width, 1.0" handle width. | $ 150. |
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1543-14. Antique George III Silver Mustard Spoon in the 'Old English' pattern; marked by Francis Higgins at London in 1819/20. No mono. | 4.38" long, 0.94" bowl diameter. Not much longer than contemporary salt spoons. | $ 40. |
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1537-15. Antique George IV Silver Small Marrow Scoop in the 'Old English Plain' pattern with a short narrow scoop; marked by William Eley & William Fearn at London in 1822/23. Possibly this was once part of a traveller's dining set; marrow scoops are unusual in this size. | 4.65" long, 0.38" blade width, 0.4 troy oz. Mono erased. | $ 200. |
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1479-52. Antique George IV Silver Grape Scissors in the 'Fiddle' pattern ending in finger ring grips, steel pivot screw above the blades; marked by William Eley II at London in 1826/27. No mono. | 6.75" long, 2.25" width across handle finger rings, 3.5 troy oz. | $ 400. |
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1521-37. Antique George IV Silver Sugar Tongs with handles cast with scroll, floral and foliate decoration and ending in chased grips, the arch chased and engraved with foliate and scroll decoration; marked by Jonathan Hayne at London in 1827/28. Script mono "H". | 6.25" long, 1.62" width across grips, 2.3 troy oz. Repaired (and decoration re-chased) at one handle joint. | $ 125. |
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1353-29. Antique William IV Silver Caddy Spoon in an 'Old English Engraved' pattern with lobed ovoid bowl; marked by John Osment at Exeter in 1834/35. No mono. | 3.0" long, 1.5" wide. Repaired at handle and bowl juncture. | $ 125. |
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1227-07. 18 Piece William IV Silver-Handled Dessert Set in a variant 'Bright Vine' pattern, the close-plated tines and blades stamped with trailing grapevine decoration; marked by Sansom & Harwood at Sheffield in 1834/35. Consists of 9 each knives and forks. No mono. | Knives: 8.69" long; Forks: 7.38" long. Some repairs and wear to the flatware. Contained in box that originally held 12 each. | SOLD |
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1577-61. 2 Antique Victorian Silver Dessert Forks in the 'Old English' pattern marked by Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater at London in 1840/41. Worn standing ostrich crest. | 6.75" long, 0.75" width across tines. 2.35 troy oz. | $ 125. |
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1463-90. Antique Victorian Silver Salt Spoon with the cast and chased handle decorated on both front and back and ending in a figural head finial, the shaped circular gilt bowl; marked by George R. Elkington for Elkington, Mason & Co. at London in 1856/57. No mono. | 3.75" long, 0.88" bowl width, | $ 75. |
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1573-02. Victorian Silver Caddy Spoon with die-struck shell-form gilt bowl decorated with small seashells on a bed of foliage, the cast and constructed chased handle in the form of a snake intertwined with gilt foliage; marked by Hilliard & Thomason at Birmingham in 1857/58. No mono. Similar examples of this desirable form are currently available on two London dealers' websites; the handles are all different due to construction methods. | 3.5" long, 1.6" bowl width, 0.48 troy oz. The 1857/58 hallmarks are struck on the snake with the maker's mark hidden beneath a leaf but an 1855/56 example of the same model is illustrated as Plate 57A in John Norie Caddy Spoons An Illustrated Guide (London: John Murray, 1988). | $ 550. |
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1569-36. Victorian 'William Shakespeare' Souvenir Bon Bon Spoon, the handle with facsimile signature and ending in a gilt finial bust and pierced bowl; marked by George Unite at Birmingham in 1891/92 and stamped with Registry No. 152874. No mono. | 4.25" long, 1.55" bowl width, 0.3 troy oz. | $ 60. |
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1567-21. Antique Late Victorian Silver Beef Fork, the mother-of-pearl handle with shell-decorated cuff leading to the floral and scroll decorated three tines; marked by I. Ellis & Sons at Sheffield in 1900/01. No mono. | 7.25" long, 1.3" across the tines, 0.55" handle width. | $ 60. |
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1341-10. 6 Edward VII Silver-handled Fruit (or Cheese) Knives in a swirling shell pattern, carbon steel blades; marked by I. Ellis & Son at Sheffield in 1904/05. No mono. | 6.62" long. Some oxidation to blades (rust!). | $ 150. |
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1530-68. Antique George V Silver Sugar Spoon with the long tapering cylindrical handle socket ending in a short tapering mother-of-pearl end, scalloped-edge bowl; marked by James Dixon & Sons at Sheffield in 1911/12. No mono. | 5.55" long, 1.38" bowl width. Some staining to mother-of-pearl. | $ 40. |
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1316-55. Antique George III Silver & Steel Snuffers, the engraved thread and scroll openwork handles attached to a shaped steel wick cutter with pointed end, three silver feet; marked by specialist maker Abstainando King at London in 1793/94. No mono. | 1.69" high, 6.25" long. One foot replaced; some splits to handle. | $ 350. |
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1570-09. Antique George III Silver Vinaigrette of rectangular form, the hinged cover and base engraved with woven straped basketweave decoration, the gilt interior with hinged engraved woven straped basketweave decorated pierced grille; marked [WE] by either Wm. Edwards or Wm. Ellerby at London in 1805/06. No mono. | 1.1" long, 0.75" wide, 0.38" thick, 8 troy dwts. | $ 350. |
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1570-04. Antique George III Silver Vinaigrette of shaped rectangular form, the hinged cover, sides and base with plain surface, the gilt interior with a hinged applied filigree pierced grille; marked by Hart & Co. at Birmingham in 1806/07. No mono. | 1.0" long, 0.75" wide, 0.25" thick, 6 troy dwts. Some minor dings on cover, seam split on base above applied thumbpiece. | $ 250. |
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1570-05. Antique George III Silver Vinaigrette of rectangular pillow form, the hinged cover with engraved foliate decoration, the base engraved with a narrow line and pricked double border, the gilt interior with a hinged applied filigree pierced grille; marked by Matthew Linwood at Birmingham in 1810/11. | 1.12" long, 0.85" wide, 0.30" thick, 7 troy dwts. A mono has been erased from the cover resulting in the hallmarks outlines being visible from the outside. | $ 200. |
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1567-66. Antique William IV Silver Snuffbox of rectangular form with thread moulded sides, the hinged cover and base with slightly beveled plain border enclosing the engraved engine-turned decoration, applied chased floral decorated thumbpiece on the cover and gilt interior; marked by Edward Smith at Birmingham in 1830/31 | 2.65" long, 1.65" wide, 0.55" thick, 2.25 troy oz. Script engraved "A. Haine" on cover. | $ 350. |
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0925-50. Antique Victorian Silver Chamberstick Snuffers with scroll handles and applied floral decoration, square socket hole; marked by George Unite at Birmingham in 1842/43. No mono. | 0.88" high, 5.12" long, 1.62" across ring handles, 1.6 troy oz. | $ 525. |
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1570-02. Antique Victorian Silver Vinaigrette of shaped rectangular form, the hinged cover, base and sides engraved with engine-turned decoration, applied engraved thumbpiece, the gilt interior with a hinged engraved foliate scroll decorated pierced grille; marked by Nathaniel Mills at Birmingham in 1842/43. | 1.25" long, 0.90" wide, 0.30" thick, 9 troy dwts. Engraved in script "Emma" inside scroll edged shield reverse on the cover. Grille a little bent. | $ 350. |
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1570-11. Antique Victorian Silver Vinaigrette of rectangular form, the hinged cover and base decorated with engine-turned engraving, the sides with narrow horizontal ribbing, applied foliate engraved thumbpiece, the gilt interior with a hinged engraved floral decorated pierced grille; marked by Nathaniel Mills at Birmingham in 1843/44. | 1.25" long, 0.85" wide, 0.38" thick, 8 troy dwts. Engraved Old English mono "M.B.G." inside a scroll edged shield on the cover. | $ 350. |
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1570-06. Antique Victorian Silver Vinaigrette of shaped oval form, the hinged cover and base engraved with foliate scroll decoration, the sides with engine-turned decoration, the interior with hinged foliate engraved pierced grille; marked by Francis Clark at Birmingham in 1845/46. No mono. | 1.0" long, 0.68" wide, 0.20" thick, 4.5 troy dwts. Later jump rings for hanging around the neck. | $ 250. |
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1570-03. Antique Victorian Silver Vinaigrette of shaped rectangular form, the hinged cover hand-engraved on an engine-turned background of a view of a villa on a lake, the sides and base engraved with foliate scroll decoration within scroll borders, the gilt interior with hinged foliate scroll pierced grille, cast and chased applied thumbpiece; marked by Edward Smith at Birmingham in 1847/48. | 1.5" long, 1.25" wide, 0.35" thick, 14.5 troy dwts. No mono in reserve on base. | $ 550. |
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1570-01. Antique Victorian Silver Vinaigrette of shaped rectangular form, the hinged cover, base and sides engraved with engine-turned decoration, the gilt interior with hinged foliate scroll engraved pierced grille, applied thumbpiece; marked by Frederick Marson at Birmingham in 1860/61. | 1.38" long, 0.95" wide, 0.38" thick, 11 troy dwts. Small script mono "JH" inside floral and scroll reserve on the cover. | $ 350. |
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1548-52. Antique Victorian Silver Vinaigrette of rectangular form, the hinged cover and base engraved as a straped pocketbook, the gilt interior with the hinged engraved floral and foliate scroll decorated pierced grille; marked by Hilliard & Thomason at Birmingham in 1883/84. No mono. | 1.35" long, 0.95" wide, 0.28" thick, 9 troy dwts. | $ 200. |
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1418-02. George V Silver Cigarette Case with engine turned front and back, the interesting slide hinge negates the need for a separate opening mechanism; marked by Alfred Dunhill at Birmingham in 1921/22. Applied gold(?) mono "JP II". | 4.38" long, 3.25" wide, 0.38" thick, 5.4 troy oz. The gilt interior missing the elastic band. | $ 300. |
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1543-50. Antique George III Scottish Silver Wine Funnel Stand of circular form with applied threaded rim and slightly domed center; marked [FH] probably by Francis Howden of Edinburgh, c.1800-1810. No mono. | 0.25" high, 3.94" diameter, 1.3 troy oz. | $ 300. |
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1565-56. Antique George III Irish Silver Table Spoon in the 'Old English' pattern marked by Michael Keating at Dublin in 1790. Worn engraved demi-lion with halbard crest. | 8.65" long, 1.7" bowl width, 1.98 troy oz. | $ 75. |
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1564-37. 4 Antique Victorian Silverplate Salt Cellars of reeded conical form with flaring and undulating rims, the short spreading pedestal foot with applied floral and scroll decoration, gilt interior (#476); made bo9 fused plate, i.e. "Old Sheffield Plate", and marked [D*S] for James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, c.1840-1850. | 2.25" high, 3.88" lip diameter, 2.38" foot diameter. Some wear to surface with base metal copper showing through both the gilding and silvering. | SOLD |
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1337-24. 12 Edward VII Silverplate Dessert Knives with painted ceramic handled; made by Harrison Bros. & Howson of Sheffield and contained in the original plush gift box labeled by J. C. Grogan of Pittsburg Pa. No mono but given as a wedding present in 1903. | 7.69" long. Three with small handle cracks, otherwise apparently unused. | $ 350. |
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1494-22. Antique George II Silver Waiter of shaped circular form on three cast feet, scroll shaped rim with cast shell and scroll edge; marked by William Peaston at London in 1752/53. | 1.12" high, 8.25" diameter, 12.8 troy oz. Engraved stag armorial with stag crest and Latin motto "Non timeo sed caveo". | SOLD | |||
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1541-47. Pair Antique George III Silver Candlesticks with shell- and gadroon-edged decorated cast shaft on shaped square cast base with shells on the corners, unmarked detachable bobeche fitting into the nozzle; marked by John Cafe at London in 1771/72. Engraved with widow's armorial on the base and bobeche. | 10" high overall, 4.5" square base, 2.5" square bobeche, 37.8 troy oz. total. Repair to one shaft resulting in slight lean. Some surface wear. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1523-17. Antique George III Silver Gravy Spoon in the 'Onslow' pattern marked by Hester Bateman at London in 1778/79. Engraved double headed eagle crest. | 12.38" long, 2.06" bowl width, 3.3 troy oz. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1467-46. Antique George III Silver Small Patch Box of rectangular book form with floral motif on the slip-on cover and base, the "spine" and "pages" engraved appropriately; marked only [IT] possibly for Joseph Taylor or one of the other Birmingham small workers, c.1790-1820. No mono. | 0.88" long, 0.69" wide, 0.19" thick, 0.15 troy oz. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1543-54. Antique George III Silver Cheese Scoop with green stained ivory handle; marked [CH] probably for Charles Hougham at London in 1791/92. Script mono "GEP" on back of scoop blade. | 10.38" long, 1.12" blade width, 3.5" handle length, 0.75" handle width 3.1 troy oz. gross. Splits and wear to handle. | SOLD | |||
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1509-18. Antique George III Silver Gravy Spoon in the 'Old English' pattern marked by Peter & Ann Bateman at London in 1799/1800. Engraved crest of a star between wings. | 12.0" long, 2.0" bowl width, 3.5 troy oz. Very slight bowl tip wear. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1570-08. Antique George III Silver Vinaigrette of cut cornered rectangular pillow form, the hinged cover engraved with basketweave decoration and the base engraved with doulbe pinprick border, the gilt interior with hinged foliate scroll filigree pierced grill; marked by Samuel Pemberton at Birmingham in 1802/03. No mono. | 1.05" long, 0.75" wide, 0.44" thick, 6 Troy dwts. | SOLD | |||
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1509-44. Antique George III Silver Bottle Ticket of oblong octagonal form with threaded edges and hanging chain, engraved "HOLLANDS"; marked by Josiah Snatt at London in 1806/07. No mono. | 1.38" long, 0.88" high, chain extends 2.75". | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1493-20. Antique George III Silver Small Cann of classical form, the tapering cylindrical body decorated with upper and lower bands of horizontal rings, applied molded lip rim and flat panel s-scroll hollow handle, gilt interior; marked by Peter & William Bateman at London in 1811/12. No mono. | 2.5" high, 2.12" lip diameter, 2.25" foot diameter, 3.25" length across handle, 2.5 troy oz. | SOLD | |||
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1523-27. Antique George III Silver Fish Slice in the 'Fiddle' pattern with symmetrical pierced blade; marked by William Bamford Troby at London in 1812. | 11.38" long, 2.75" blade width, 4.1 troy oz. Engraved crest of tree growing from a Duke's(?) coronet, the trunk partly pierced by a large saw inscribed "THROUGH" on the blade. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1487-55. Antique George III Silver Small Snuffbox of curved plain oblong form, gilt interior; marked [JL] for Lawrence & Co. at Birmingham in 1813/14. No mono. | 2.12" long, 1.12" wide, 0.38" thick, 0.5 troy oz. Some dings and the interior flange of the cover has a later small notch in it. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1288-11. Antique George III Silver Vinaigrette of cut-cornered curved rectangular form, the base and hinged cover engraved with a foliate border, the gilt interior with a hinged pierced grill; marked by Samuel Pemberton at Birmingham in 1818/19. | 0.5" high, 1.75" long, 1.25" deep, x troy oz. Mono probably erased. Sold solder repair to outside hinge, later interior gilding. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1288-15. Antique George III Silver Vinaigrette of pillow form, the hinged cover and base with engraved floral decoration, the gilt interior with hinged and pierced sponge grill, marked by John Bettridge at Birmingham in 1819/20. Engraved "J.G.W. to S.G." | 0.38" high, 1.25" long, 0.88" deep, 0.4 troy oz. Some dings and surface wear. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1288-13. Antique George III Silver Vinaigrette of pillow form, the hinged cover and base with engraved floral decoration, the gilt interior with hinged and pierced sponge grill, marked by John Bettridge at Birmingham in 1819/20. No mono. | 0.38" high, 1.0" long, 0.75" deep, 0.3 troy oz. Some dings and surface wear. Contains an old sponge which all vinaigrettes originally had. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1570-10. Antique George IV Silver Vinaigrette of rectangular form, the hinged cover with chased floral decorated border and the base engraved with engine-turned decoration; the gilt interior with a hinged engraved foliate scroll decorated pierced grille; marked by Joseph Willmore at Birmingham in 1821/22. | 1.12" long, 0.70" long, 0.40" thick, 7 troy dwts. Mono possibly erased from small reserve on cover. | SOLD | |||
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1414-01. Antique William IV Silver Bottle Ticket of stamped grape leaf form pierced "MADEIRA"; apparently marked [EE] for Edward Edwards at London in 1831/32. No mono. | 3.38" long, 2.25" high. Apparently originally pierced with a different name. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1288-12. Antique William IV Silver Vinaigrette of of small oblong form with shaped and foliate engraved hinged cover and base, the gilt interior with hinged, pierced and floral engraved sponge grill, applied jump ring; marked by Francis Clark at Birmingham in 1834/35. No mono. | 0.25" high, 1.0" long, 0.75" deep, 0.25 troy oz. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1486-26. Antique William IV Silver Snuffbox of rectangular form with reeded sides and base, the hinged cover with applied cast foliate lip and engraved engine turned decorated border; marked by Francis Clark at Birmingham in 1835/36. | 0.62" high, 2.75" long, 1.5" deep, 1.9 troy oz. Engraved "CZD to MP" on the cover. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1532-54. 54 Piece Antique William IV Silver Flatware Set in the 'Scroll Rosette' pattern consisting of 12 each Table Spoons, Table Forks, Dessert Spoons, Dessert Forks, and Tea Spoons; marked at London in 1835/36 with the [LS] of Lewis Samuel of Liverpool struck over the obliterated [WC] of William Chawner for Chawner & Co. Engraved with "L" above a crest featuring a hand grasping a rooster(?). | Table Spoon: 9" long, 1.94" bowl width; Table Fork: 9.25" long, 1.0" wide across tines; Dessert Spoon: 7.25" long, 1.56" bowl width; Dessert Fork: 6.88" long, 0.88" width across tines; Tea Spoon: 5.75" long, 1.25" bowl width; total weight 144 troy oz. Some wear to some pieces. | SOLD | |||
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1523-72. Antique Victorian Silver Entree or Salad Spoon in the double struck 'Old English Thread' pattern with ovoid bowl; marked by Mary Chawner at London in 1837. | 11.25" long, 2.25" bowl width, 3.9 troy oz. Later engraved collared lion(?) crest. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1402-18. Antique Victorian Traveling Toilet Set contained in its original leather-covered box; an upper tray fitted with four various sized rectangular hinged silvergilt boxes with the tops and sides engraved with engine-turned decoration, two rectangular glass flasks with similarly decorated silvergilt cylindrical collars and hinged caps, and a similarly decorated cylindrical silvergilt shaving brush housing; the lower tray fitted with seven tortoiseshell handled pieces including two razors, a nail file, an awl, a button hook, a very small corkscrew, and a knife (some pieces with gold trim), a two part small steel corkscrew, a gilt metal corkscrew, and an 18k gold earwax remover / tweezers; an interior bottom flap with spring to hold flat papers; the hinged cover housing a detachable easel mirror. The gold earwax remover / tweezers and silvergilt boxes and flasks marked by Thomas Diller at London in 1845/46, the steel blades of the razors and nail files marked by Edwards, the steel blades on the knife marked by Asprey, and the case lock marked by J. Bramah of 124 Picadilly. No monos. | The case 3.38" high, 9.75" long, 5.62" wide, the leather chipped with a very large piece missing from the backside. Box sizes are 6.12" x 1.12" x 1.12", 3.25" x 1.12" x 2.0", 3.12" x 1.12" x 1.25" (2); Flasks are 4.38" x 1.12" x 1.0"; Shaving Brush housing (missing fittings) is 3.06" x 0.88" diameter; the fitted lower tray missing two scissors, several of the tortoiseshell handles missing small pieces. | Not Available | |||
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1408-75. Antique Victorian Silvergilt Wine Goblet engraved with vine decoration; marked by Henry Wilkinson & Co. at London in 1872/73. | 5.88" high, 2.69" lip diameter, 2.75" foot diameter. Original intertwined mono "BG"; later inscription "To Ronald Renchard from Uncle Pat and Auntie Ruth Hurley". | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1533-26. Pair Antique Victorian Silver Fish Servers with antler handles, the blade and tines pierced and engraved with floral decoration; marked by John Newton Mappin for Mappin & Webb at Sheffield in 1888/90, the caps also struck with a 14 March 1878 Design Registry mark. No mono. | Fish Knife: 14" long, 2.12" blade width; Fish Fork: 10.5" long, 1.94" across tines; 11.9 troy oz gross total. | SOLD | |||
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1518-38. Antique Edward VII Silver Toast Rack with five fins on a champhered rectangular base above four cast paw feet, oblong octagonal handle, the base fitted with a screw-in cap to allow filling the hollow interior with hot water for keeping the toast warm; manufactured by Hukin & Heath at Birmingham in 1909/10 for "Lockwood 75 New Bond St. Patent 28511-08". No mono. | 5.75" high, 5.75" long, 4.38" wide, 25.7 troy oz. A similar looking but plated example with ring handle and ball feet was sold on eBay from London in November 2009. | SOLD | |||
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1536-50. Pair George V Silver Covered Salt Cellars of shaped octagonal form on matching stepped pedestal foot, domed hinged cover with turned finial, scroll handle, clear glass liners; both made in the Britannia standard and marked by Lionel A. Crichton for Crichton Bros. at London, the first 1921/22, the second 1931/32. No mono. | 3.75" high, 3.75" long, 2.75" wide, 14.8 troy oz. total. One liner chipped. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1536-49. Assembled Pair George V Muffineers of shaped octagonal baluster form on spreading foot, the scroll pierced domed covers with cast finial; the first made in the Britannia standard and marked by Lionel A. Crichton for Crichton Bros. at London in 1922/23, the second in sterling marked by the Crichton & Co. division in New York NY. No mono. | 6.88" high, 2.5" wide foot, weights are 10.85 troy oz. (English) and 10.75 troy oz. (American). | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1344-16. George IV Silver Cigarette Case of rectangular form with hinged line engraved cover and back, gilt interior; marked by Adie Bros. at Birmingham in 1923/24 and retailed by T. & J. Perry at 124 Regent St. W.1. (London?). Mono "EB". | 3.12" long, 2.75" wide, 0.38" thick, 3.3 troy oz. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1536-45. 5 Piece Assembled George V Silver Tea Set in a Queen Anne octagonal style on ring foot, the Cream Pot and Covered Sugar Bowl with cast double scroll handle, the Tea Pot with hinged cover and carved s-scroll wood handle, the octagonal Tea Pot Stand with molded rim and four paneled feet; the cream pot, sugar bowl, and waste bowl marked by Lionel A. Crichton for Crichton Bros. at London in 1927/28, the Tea Pot and Stand marked by their Crichton & Co. division in New York NY. All pieces engraved with armorial within scroll reserve. | Tea Pot: 6.75" high, 9.12" long, 5" wide, 1.5 pint capacity; Stand: 0.75" high, 5.38" wide; Sugar Bowl: 5.5" high, 6.25" long, 4.25" wide; Cream Pot: 3.25" high, 5" long, 3" wide; Waste Bowl: 2.25" high, 4.38" wide; 53.6 troy oz. total. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1536-46. George V Silver Hot Water Kettle on Stand, the pot of octagonal reproduction form with silver-mounted wood swing handle, the stand supporting a burner within four cat scroll legs on bun feet, two chained keys permit separation of the pot from the stand and hinge; marked by C. S. Harris & Sons Ltd. at London in 1928/29 and retailed by Tiffany & Co. in London. | 14.5" overall, 70 troy oz.; Pot: 10.5" high, 8.5" long, 6.5" wide, 3.25 pints capacity; Stand: 4.25" high, 7.25" wide. The burner is a replacement. The engraved armorial matches that on Crichton Tea Set #1536-45 above. | STOLEN!! If seen please contact us. | |||
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1552-08. Elizabeth II Silver Souvenir Paperweight in the form or an ingot with hand-hammered textured surface on two opposing sides; marked by A. Gerald Benney at London in 1967. Engraved with a large Roman mono "PK" on one plain side and script inscription "with love from Harold + Diane Lever" on the other. The 5/8" square by 8" long ingot is a type used in hand-forging silverware and is from the workshop of one of the foremost modern British goldsmith & silversmith designers. Contained in original gift box labeled with Suffolk House address. | 8.0" long, 0.62" square, 16 troy oz. Gift box is 1.12" high, 1.18" wide, and 8.55" long. | SOLD | |||
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