Fine Silver Auction

Bearing marks for London, 1762, maker's mark WC The shaped oval double-spouted bowl flat-chased with floral sprays between stiff leaves, the twi...

George Unite, Birmingham 1885 Of typical form, chased and engraved with floral motifs around a similarly decorated knop with six bells, the teething r

Thomas Hennell, London 1792 Each with a shaped rectangular body with a molded rim over an engraved band, on strap feet. Repairs to joints of bodies; e

The first, Charles Chesterman, London 1788, of helmet form with a strap handle and on a spreading foot and square plinth base, bright-cut engraved wit

London Both pairs of compressed circular form, the first pair, London 1751, maker's mark rubbed, with feathered rims over floral swag-chased bod...

London 1874, maker's mark T.S Of usual form, the pointed blade engraved with floral edges around a vacant center cartouche, with a round taperin...

H. Atkins & Co., Sheffield 1900 circular, the dish with a molded edge enclosing a shallow center above a compartment for hot water, the domed co...

London 1881, makers mark E.B.T. Of tapering cylindrical form with bands of ribbing below the neck and at the base. Marked on side and stamped on base

William Comyns, London 1908 Oval with panelled sides, the molded rim with scrolls and flower-hung shells and in the manner of a Monteith, on four pier

D. & J. Wellby, London 1896 In the George I style, the tapering octagonal body below a conforming hinged domed lid with a cast finial, all endin...