Price On Request A George III Coffee PotSilver London 1774 Maker's mark of James Young & Orlando Jackson Height: 33 cm Weight: 38 oz Of baluster form on circular foot, chased and embossed with husk garlands and floral sprays, with foliate finial, beaded spout and double scroll fruitwood handle.

Price On Request An Impressive Victorian TraySilver London 1866 Maker's mark of Stephen Smith Length: 80 cm Weight: 5,000 grams Of oval form impressively engraved with four eagles with outstretched wings on foliate platforms united by entwined scrolls and trailing vines, the openwork border designed with classical male heads interspersed between lion flanked urns and trailing vines, scroll handles.

Price On Request A George III Soup TureenSilver London 1791 Maker’s mark of John Edwards and William Frisbee Weight: 2,790 g Artist Biography:Son of John Frisbee of the Old Bailey Citizen and Tallow Chandler of London, apprenticed to John Crouch of Giltspur Street London Goldsmith on payment of £10 5 October 1774. Free, 6 February 1782. Mark entered as plateworker,...

Price On Request A Large George III Silver SalverApplied cast and pierced border above four similar panel supports, the centre engraved with a lady's coat of arms within a ribbon-tied husk and foliate spray cartouche, wood underside. London 1778 Length: 72 cm Width: 60 cm The arms are those of Hopkinson of Lofthouse, Yorkshire, impaling Helfordes.

Price On Request A Victorian silver Salver, London 1876Diameter 22.8 in (58cm) Weight 131 oz 1dwt (4080 gr)Artist 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 his...

Price On Request An Important Pair of Wine Coolers from the Penrhyn Service by Paul StorrSilver London 1816 Maker’s mark of Paul Storr Height: 8 ¾ in (22.2 cm) Weight: 6,879 g (221 oz) These are a exceptional pair of wine coolers made by Paul Storr in 1816. They were made for George Hay Dawkins-Pennant of Penryhn Castle in Wales....

Price On Request A George III Stirrup CupSilver London 1817 Maker’s mark of Hougham Royes & Dix Length: 5 ½ in Weight: 248g (8oz)

US$9,184.76 A George III Coffee PercolatorSilver London 1809 Maker's mark of Emes & BarnardArtist Biography:Apprenticed to Charles Wright in 1781 and turned over to Thomas Chawner in 1784, Edward Barnard I became Chawner's foreman in 1786. He became free of the Goldsmiths' Company in 1789 and in 1808 entered his mark in partnership with Rebeccah Emes. Becoming one of the...

Price On Request A George III silver Tray, London 1819Length (handle to handle): 27 ½ inches (69.9 cm.) Weight: 121 oz (3,765 g) Shaped rectangular, the border gadrooned, with acanthus and shells at intervals, the handles with conforming decoration, the field engraved with a coat-of-arms, marked on reverse. Artist Biography:Apprenticed to Charles Wright in 1781 and turned over to Thomas...

Price On Request An Exquisite Set of Six 19th Century Salt CellarsSilver and silver-gilt Victorian London, 1838 Maker's mark of John & Joseph Angell Each bearing the crest & garter for Bacon Diameter: 3 1/8 in, 8 cm Weight: 39 oz. 10 dwt, 1,235 gEach circular, raised on three boar-form supports, the sides chased with equestrian scenes divided by flower...

Price On Request A selection of silver by Paul de Lamerie

Price On Request Two of an Impressive set of Four George III SauceboatsAn Impressive Pair of George III Sauceboats, Made London 1810Each is engraved with a crest and motto below the lip. The crest is that for Basset, for Arthur Francis, of Tehidy, Cornwall. Length: 24.5 cm Artist Biography:Son of Thomas Robins or Bruton Somersetshire mason (presumably a brother of...