Silver, Coins and Fine Jewellery

four george iii silver open salts Robert Hennell I, London, 1783. Each boat shaped salt with beaded rim, floral scroll decorated body with gilt interi

george iii silver sauce boat David Whyte & William Holmes, London, 1764. The helmet-form sauce boat with fluted body and gadrooned rim, acanthus...

pair of george III silver entree dishes Maker's mark RS, London, 1801. Each of rectangular form with gadrooned rim, the cover with detachable lo...

george iii silver teapot Hester Bateman, London, 1781. The teapot of oval tapering form with floral swag decorated body, flanking vacant cartouches, h

george IV silver fish slice William Woodman, Exeter, 1823. Fiddle pattern with asymmetrical slightly curving blade with geometric openwork design, and

georgian silver toddy ladle Maker's mark GF. The plain oval bowl with plain ferrule connecting to a demi-twist whalebone handle with silver fini...

georgian silver toddy ladle No maker's mark. The plain circular bowl with plain ferrule connecting to a baluster-form wooden handle (handle reat...

georgian silver toddy ladle No maker's mark. The repoussÄ floral decorated circular bowl with pouring lip to one side, plain ferrule connec...

georgian silver toddy ladle No maker's mark. The circular bowl with alternating plain and textured banding, central cartouches with engraved ini...

georgian silver toddy ladle No maker's mark. The plain circular bowl with pouring lip to one side with bright-cut ferrule connecting to a demi-t...

georgian silver toddy ladle No maker's mark. The repoussÄ floral and swag decorated circular bowl with plain ferrule connecting to a demi-t...

georgian silver toddy ladle No maker's mark. The plain oval bowl with inserted George II silver sixpence (1757), plain ferrule connecting to a d...

georgian silver salad servers Poorly struck maker's mark, no date letter. Onslow pattern, comprising:1 salad fork (tines need repair) 1 salad sp...

georgian irish silver sauce ladle John Craig (1769-1783), Dublin. Old English pattern with shell-form bowl, asymmetrical floral and foliate decorated

georgian silver sugar tongs Hester Bateman, London, no date letter. Of typical form with bright-cut decoration.Length 13.5 cm. (5 1/4 in.).Approximate

georgian silver presentation goblet John Robertson II & John Walton, Newcastle, no date letter. The goblet of typical form with demi-gadrooned b...

pair george iii silver cups Robert Glanville (1745-1758), Dublin, no date letter. Each cup with central reeded girdle, later repoussÄ floral an...

william iv scottish silver sauce ladle Maker's mark DMcD, Glasgow, 1831. Single struck King's pattern with shoulders.Length 19.0 cm. (7 1/2 ...

william IV silver mug Charles Fox II, London, 1831. The mug of typical form with ribbed and fluted body, foliate decorated lower section with acanthus

four victorian silver open salts Henry Hodson Plante, Birmingham, 1876. Each open salt with lobed body and clear glass liner, and raised on three ball