Fine Silver Auction

Early 19th C. The first, PORT, rectangular with pierced out letters and a reeded edge, Elizabeth Morley, London 1801, the second, SHERRY, oblong with

One of shaped rectangular form with reeded edges, RYE, London 1819, FP, a pair of cescent shape with feathered edges, later engraved for BRANDY andWHI

Comprising two sets of three: hourglass pattern, London 1819 by Thomas Barker, and fiddle thread pattern London 1842 by George Adams. Light wear to bo

The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1919 Of typical form, the rectangular blades pierced and engraved with scrolling foliage. Uninitialled

Thomas Barker, London 1812 Fiddle pattern, of usual form, the outer surfaces later-engraved with fine and extensive bright-cut scrolling foliage on a

19th C. Each in Old English pattern, the first by William Bateman, London 1814, the second by William Theobalds and Robert Atkinson, London 1840, with

Richard Crossley, London 1791 Of usual form, the ring handle with bright cut engraving (worn). L.: 13-3/4 in.; wt.: 3.3 oz. $200-300

Aberdeen, maker's mark WW The bowl pointed in the French manner. Marked under handle W.W A B D N. Initials removed from handle; now has later on...

William Law, Dublin ca.1790-1800 Of typical form, both sides with bright cut borders joining at the bend to form an initialled reserve, the ends with

London 1837, maker's mark J B Of typical form, the scimitar shaped blade with a pierced central reserve of interlocking scrolls, handle with scr...