Silver, Glass, Ceramics and Asian Art

Thomas Wallis II, London, 1778. Of typical circular form with gadrooned rim, and raised on three hoof feet with engraved initials. Diameter 6.0 cm

Peter & Jonathan Bateman, London, 1790. Of typical form with plain body and elongated lip (bruised). Length 12.0 cm. (4 3/4 in.). Approximate w

Poorly struck maker's mark, London, 1776. Of baluster form with floral repoussŽ body, punch beaded rim, double scroll handle, and raised on a d...

John Pittar, Dublin, 1779. Each of bright-cut Irish Pointed Old English pattern with engraved initial in cartouche on front of terminal, and engraved

William & Samuel Knight, London, 1812. Of Fiddle pattern with pierced palmette form blade. Length 29.5 cm. (11 5/8 in.). Approximate weight 131

Edward Wood, London, 1745, and poorly struck maker's mark, possibly David Hennell, London, 1762. Each of bombŽ form with scalloped gadrooned ri...

William Ward, Dublin, 1801. Of typical form with both ends channelled. Length 25.0 cm. (9 7/8 in.). Approximate weight 56.7 g. (1.8 troy oz.).

Indistinct maker's mark, London, 1774. Of typical form with gadrooned rim, acanthus capped handle, hollowed shaft with plain sconce and removab...

Maker's mark E.C with central pellet, possibly Ebenezer Coker, London, 1763. Of shaped circular form with shell and scalloped rim, scroll decor...

Edward Jay, London, 1786. Of typical oval form with beaded rim, plain ground with vacant cartouche, and raised on four claw feet. Length 17.5 cm.

Poorly struck maker's mark, London, 1804. Of circular form with floral scroll ground and central engraved armorial crest, and raised on three f...

No maker's mark, London, 1770. Of typical boat form with gadrooned rim, acanthus capped flying C-scroll handle, and raised on three palmette ca...

Stephen Adams I, London, 1789, and maker's mark W.R with central pellet. Each of baluster form with reeded shoulder, removable pierced lid with...

John Wakelin & Robert Garrard I, London, 1798. Each with a plain bowl raised on a scroll decorated pedestal foot, with engraved armorial crest....

Thomas Heming, London, 1765. Of circular form with scalloped and beaded rim, robust floral repoussŽ decorated lower section, with flanking C-scroll m

Joseph Cradock & William K. Reid, London, 1816, warmer by Blagden, Hodgson & Co. The rectangular entree dish with gadrooned edge and remova...

Poorly struck maker's mark, possibly Solomon Hougham, London, 1794. The oval tray with reeded rim and flanking acanthus capped reeded handles, ...

Poorly struck maker's mark, possibly Ledsam & Vale, Birmingham, with poorly struck date letter. Of rectangular form with scroll border and ...

No maker's mark, first half 19th century. Of typical form, the rim and hinged lid with silver mounts. Length 6.5 cm. (2 1/2 in.).

No maker's mark, first half 19th century. Of typical form, the rim and hinged lid with silver mount, with engraved initials. Length 9.0 cm. (3 ...

Robert Hennell III, London, 1837. Of typical form with reeded body, interspersed with floral decorated sections, hinged domed lid with removable acor

Samuel Jacob, London, 1896. Of circular form with repoussŽ floral panels interspersed with gadrooned columns and inset silver coin in base. Diamet

Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, Sheffield, 1893. Of typical form with engraved crest on one handle. Length 18.0 cm. (7 in.). Approximate weight

The silver mounts by Charles James Fox, London, 1893-1901. The brown crocodile leather case opens to reveal a green leather interior with flanking re

J. Gilbert, Birmingham, 1864, handles marked JG, Sheffield. Each of Queen's pattern with loaded handles, the blade with openwork decoration. Le...

J. Hay or Howden, Edinburgh, 1855. The teapot of bombŽ form with panelled sides, decorated with flat chased scroll work, domed hinged lid, C-scroll h

John Hunt & Robert Roskell, London, 1874. The Cellini pattern ewer with mask decoration flanked by ram, stag and peahen motifs, mask decorated ...

John Deakin & William Deakin, Sheffield, 1904. Each in the form of a meat skewer. Length 12.75 cm. (5 in.). Total approximate weight 48.6 g. (1

Robert Pringle, Chester, 1909. Each ticket in the form of a vine leaf with grape surround, and cutout title reading ÔBRANDY' and ÔWHI...

Joseph Ridge, Sheffield, 1905. King's pattern with engraved crest on front of terminal. Length 30.0 cm. (11 3/4 in.). Approximate weight 206.2

W. H. Haseler Ltd., Birmingham, 1924. Each plain spoon with a seal form finial. Length 9.5 cm. (3 3/4 in.). Total approximate weight 49.6 g. (1

William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1915. The vase with scalloped base forming into a facetted body with shell capped scalloped rim, with en...

Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1912. Each vase with loaded base, short shaft, and a plain body with reeded wave form rim. Height 14.0 cm. (5 1/2 ...

George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, 1912. Each oval salt with wave form open sides, over decorated with swag motifs, vacant cartouche and be...

Adie Brothers, Birmingham, 1928, also marked RYRIE-BIRKS LTD. The teapot with bombŽ form lower section decorated with foliate and scroll motifs, bead

Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1930. The castor of baluster form with removable pierced lid and urn form finial. Height 18.0 cm. (...

Goldsmiths & SIlversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1931. The teapot of plain oval form with reeded shoulder, hinged domed lid with removable ebonized ...

Levi & Salaman, Birmingham, 1918. The oval box with shaped and hinged lid with inset tortoiseshell plaque, silk and velvet lined interior, and ...

Goldsmiths & SIlversmiths Co. Ltd., London, 1932. Of typical form with a shaped and reeded rim, the domed cover with an ebonized removable fini...

Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd., London, 1912. Each candlestick raised on a domed plain foot, tapering shaft, and terminating in a bulb form sconce ...

Charles S. Green & Co., Birmingham, 1929. The bowl of circular form with out-turned rim, foliate scroll decorated exterior with flanking vacant...

Stewart Dawson & Co., Ltd., London, 1911. The teapot of shaped oval form with floral swag decoration, hinged domed lid with removable ebonized ...

The Artificers' Guild Ltd., London, 1927, designed by Edward Spencer. The comport on a slightly domed foot connecting to a tower form lower sha...

Maker's mark RWB in script, Sheffield, 1936. Of typical spoon form with scalloped edged rim, pierced bowl with incorporated rests, and pierced ...

Maker's mark HA, possibly Harry Wright Atkin, Sheffield, 1936. The hot water pot with plain tapering body, gadrooned rim and hinged lid with eb...

Gorham Manufacturing Co., Birmingham, 1938. Of typical form with reeded rim, pierced bowl, and flanked by pierced handles. Diameter 7.5 cm. (3 in.

No maker's mark, 19th century. The case of shaped rectangular form with pull out lid, overall filigree ground with wire work floral appliquŽ. 9...

No maker's mark, stamped SILVER, late 19th/early 20th century. The tray of almond form with truncated ends, scroll edge and ground with overall...

Marked CAMUSSO, 20th century. The shaped oval tray with pie-crust rim, plain ground, and flanking handles. Length of tray 50.0 cm. (19 3/4 in.).<b

Maker's mark R.J, with eagle assay mark (#166), mid 20th century. The tray of oval form with applied scroll rim and flanking handles, with plai...