European & American Furniture and Decorations

Two George III-IV Silver Soup Ladles The first, Irish, maker's marks illegible, Dublin, 1827, with engraved arm and dagger crest and inscribed i...

George II Silver Tankard William Dalton, Newcastle, 1736 Having an open heart-form thumbpiece, the handle monogrammed H over TM. Marked on side

George II Silver Mug Thomas Evesdon, London, 1720 Engraved with later monogram and inscribed on base London, 1720. Marked on side of body. He

George III Silver Salver Richard Rugg, London, 1770 Engraved with an armorial within a C-scroll cartouche, the bottom engraved G. Diameter: 7

Three George III Silver Mugs The first, Francis Crump, London, 1768, with gilt interior; the second, John Swift, London, 1776; the third, possibly

George III Silver Cann Walter Brind, London, 1771 Having a gilt interior. Marked on bottom. Height: 5 in (12.7 cm) Weight: 12.2 oz $1,5

George II Silver Mug Isaac Cookson, Newcastle, 1731 Engraved with a stag's head crest above the inscription DUNKIRK. Marked below rim. Height

Six Charles I - Queen Anne Silver Rat-Tail Spoons Four trifid pattern, the first, Jno. Ladyman, London, circa 1700, with engraved initials M/HA; th

Queen Anne Silver Rat-Tail Ladle and Spoon The ladle, maker's mark TM, Cork, circa 1710; the spoon, with indiscernable maker's mark, London,...

Queen Anne Irish Silver Footed Salver Possibly David King, Dublin, 1706-1708 With an engraved armorial. Bottom with engraved scratch weight 6=11

William III Silver Mug John Bodington, London, 1698 Having a reeded strap and foot and beaded scroll handle, later engraved on underside ESP/ W

Queen Anne Britannia Silver Mug John Rand, London, 1707 With engraved armorial within a foliate cartouche, later initialed on underside W de E a

Group of Twelve Pewter Plates and Twelve Butter Plates Mostly English, 18th-19th Century Each variously marked. Some with pitting. Diameter o

Three Continental Flasks (Schraubflasche) German or Dutch, 18th-19th Century The first, hexagonal having a screw-off lid, with touch marks on to

Cased Set of Three Continental Pewter Chrismatories and an English Covered Chalice 18th-19th Century The chrismatories, unmarked, set within a b

Continental Pewter Covered Dish and Two Open Dishes Late 19th-Early 20th Century The covered dish with ebonized wood knop handle and stamped on

Group of Fourteen Pewter Plates Mostly English, 18th-19th Century Each with various touch marks and impressed initials. Most with some pitting.<

Nest of Three Victorian Pewter Meat Covers and Three Warming Dishes Last Half 19th Century The three meat covers by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffiel

Two Scottish Pewter 'Tappit Hen' Tankards 18th-19th Century The first with overstruck maker's mark; the second with impressed touch mark...

Pair of Victorian Irish Pewter Harvester's Measures Austen & Son, 94 North Main Street, Cork, Circa 1858 Each marked 1/2 Gallon. Each marked...