Price On Request A George I Large Two-Handle CupSilver London 1724 Maker's mark of Augustine Courtald Bearing the Arms of Whitam, then Ashley Cooper, Early of Shaftsbury

Price On Request A George V silver Gallery Tray, London 1913Length: 27 1/2 inches (70 cm)

Price On Request A set of four George III silver Sauce Tureens, London 1814Length: 8 1/4 inches Each oval, on four acanthus and scroll feet, with two acanthus-clad handles, the border gadrooned with foliage and shells at intervals, the domed cover with gadrooning, and an acanthus-clad ring finial, each engraved with a coat-of-arms on body and a crest on cover,...

Price On Request A George III Six-Bottle CruetSilver London, 1816 Of rectangular form with shell and gadroon border. The frame with lion masks, the handle formed as acanthus leaves. Cruets of this form were traditionally for Chile, Soy, Cayenne, Anchovy, Lemon and Ketchup. Height: 14cm, 5.5inArtist Biography:Son of Thomas Storr of Westminster, first silver-chaser later innkeeper, born 1771. Apprenticed c'1785...

Price On Request The Baron Redesdale Rococo Sauceboats by Paul StorrSilver London 1828 Length: 7¼ inches (18.4 cm) Weight: 37 oz (1,164 g) In the George II style, each fluted oval, the scroll feet with heraldic boar's-head masks, the border applied with leaves, shell and scroll handle, engraved with a crest beneath the spout. Crest for Redesdale, Lord Freeman-Mitford. Artist...

Price On Request A Fine William III Cup and CoverSilver-gilt London, 1700 Maker’s mark of John Bodington The arms are those of Heyton. Height: 8 5⁄8 in (22 cm) Weight: 39 oz 10 dwt (1,244 g) John Bodington ran one of the most successful workshops in London at the end of the seventeenth century, producing silver equal to the best...

Price On Request A Victorian Decanter SetSilver & Glass London 1852 Maker's mark of Robert Garrard Height: 35cm, 13.7inArtist Biography:Robert Garrard II was apprenticed in 1809 to his father, Robert Garrard I, a partner of Wakelin and Company, and gained his freedom of the Grocers' Company by patrimony in 1816. After the death of his father in 1818, Garrard entered...

Price On Request A George III silver-gilt Tankard, London 1809Silver Gilt London 1809 Maker's mark of William Frisbee Height 10 3/4 in Weight 3, 820 g Width including handle: 9 inches (23 cm)

Price On Request A Set of Four George III silver-gilt Wine Coasters, London 1807Silver Gilt London 1807 Maker's mark of Benjamin SmithArtist Biography:Son of Ralph Smith of Birmingham, born 15 December 1764. Married firstly, 8 October 1764, Mary Adams at Egbaston parish church. Apparently to be identified with 'Mr. Smith' introduced through James Alston, on recommendation of 'Mr Nevill,' to...

Price On Request A Pair of William IV silver-gilt CandlesticksLondon 1830 Height: 10 inches (25.4 cm) Weight: 78 oz (2,429 g) Provenance: Louisa, Viscountess Beresford (d.1851) and then by descent, sold Christie's, London, 29 November 2007, lot 523; Alastair Dickenson, London In the rococo taste, each shaped circular base cast with lion's masks, rocaille and flowers, rising to a spiraling...

US$9,184.76 A George II silver Coffee Pot, London 1740Height: 24 cm

Price On Request A Rare 18th Century Meat Dish by Paul de Lamerie, London 1741Silver London 1741 Maker’s mark of Paul de Lamerie Length: 38 cm Weight: 32.9 oz Of shaped-oval outline with straight gadrooned border interspersed with acanthus leaves, scratch weight engraved on the reverse ’35.10’. Artist Biography:Paul de Lamerie arrived in England with his Huguenot parents in or...