Silver, Glass, Ceramics and Royal Doulton - Session 1

george iii SILVER sugar TONGS Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, 1803. Of typical form with bright-cut decoration and engraved initials on br...

seven GEORGe iii SILVER teaSPOONS Maker’s mark SA, London, 1805-1806. Each of Old English pattern with engraved initial on front of terminal (E*

six GEORGe iii silver luncheon FORKS Thomas Wallis II & Jonathan Hayne, London, 1810. Each of Old English pattern with engraved armorial crest o...

george iii SILVER sugar TONGS Hester Bateman, no date or assay mark. Of typical form with beaded edge, and engraved initial on bridge (repaired). L

pair of george iii silver table SPOONS Hester Bateman, London, 1787. Each of Old English pattern with engraved armorial crest on front of terminal.&...

six GEORGe iii SILVER table SPOONS Peter & William Bateman, London, 1810. Each of Old English pattern with engraved initial and number on front ...

george iii silver modified creamer Maker’s mark WT, London, 1818. Of baluster form with acanthus capped scroll handle, applied spout, and raised

george iii silver mug Thomas Robins, London, 1806. Of barrel form with banded top and bottom, with engraved initials. Height 7.5 cm. (3 in.). Ap

george iii silver wine funnel Rubbed maker’s mark, London, 1803. Of typical form with a reeded rim and removable strainer (tip bruised). Heig

george iii silver basket Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1792. Of typical form with floral swag decoration, swing handle, and raised on a shaped ov...