A George I Britannia standard silver mug, London 1722

A George I Britannia standard silver mug, London 1722 by Edward Barnett (reg. 18th Nov 1715) Of circular form with a moulded circular foot and moulded rim, the C scroll handle with simple thumbpiece.

A George I Britannia standard silver cream jug by George Greenhill Jones, London, 1722 engraved with a contemporary crest 7cm high, 85 grams

Item: George I Early Georgian Solid Silver Mug 1716 Britannia Standard Christening Mug Made in London in 1716 Maker: Edward Holaday. Approx Height - 9.3cm Medium: Britannia Standard Solid Silver Signe

A George I Britannia standard silver tablespoon, London 1714 by John Holland (reg. Nov 1711) Hanoverian pattern, with rat tail heel, the terminal later engraved with a crest of a martlet on top of a w

A George V Britannia standard silver treasury inkstand, London 1926 by Crichton Brothers Of conventional form, rectangular form with moulded edges raised on four bun feet with hinged C scroll and knop

A GEORGE I SILVER PINT MUG, by Richard Bayley, London 1722, of baluster form with double C-scroll handle, engraved with a large coat of arms. 12cm high, 11.7 troy ounces View 360 degree spin

A Set of Four George I Britannia Silver Trencher Salts Mary Rood, London, 1722 together with a similar 20th century pair. hallmarked for Sterling on underside 12 ozt 4 dwt Height 1 1/2 x width 3 1/8 i

Pair of George I Britannia Standard Silver Hexagonal Candlesticks. By William Bellassyse, London 1721. {Dimensions: 6 1/4 x 3 3/4 x 4 inches; silver weight 21.419 troy oz.}

A George I Britannia standard silver octagonal sugar casterSamuel Welder, London1714height 6 1/4in (16cm); width 2 3/4in (7cm); weight approximately 7oz troy

A four piece George I style Britannia standard silver coffee and tea serviceCarrington & Co., London1919Comprising a coffee pot, a teapot, a cream jug and a hot milk jug.the coffee pot height 9 1/4in

A Victorian Britannia standard silver coffee pot, London 1880 by Charles Stuart Harris In the George I style, of tapering octagonal form with a panelled spout opposite a wooden C scroll handle pinned

A good Queen Anne Britannia standard silver footed salver or tazza, London 1705 by Anthony Nelme (free. 1680, d. 1722) Of circular form with a moulded rim, upon a spreading circular trumpet foot. The

A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR SALTSDAVID WILLAUME, LONDON 1709Engraved with an armorial6.5cm (2 1/2in) diameter187g (6 oz) A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR S

An English Britannia silver mug in the George I style. With period presentation inscription and crest. Hallmarked Elkington & Co. London 1911. 224g H. 9 cm (3 1/2 in.)

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER SIDE-HANDLED CHOCOLATE POTS, by George Lambert, London 1894 and 1896, each pin-hinged cover surmounted by a further small hinged lid with urn-form knop, z

A George II Silver Mug London, 1737 maker's marked rubbed marked 6 ozt 7 dwt Height 3 3/4 inches. Estimate $500-700

A William III Britannia standard silver spoon, London 1698 by John Ladyman Trefid pattern, oval bowl with moulded rat tail heel. Fully marked. Length – 20.1 cm / 7.9 inches Weight – 56 g

A William III Britannia standard silver spoon, London 1701 by William Petley Trefid pattern, oval bowl with moulded beaded rat tail heel. Fully marked. Length – 19 cm / 7.5 inches Weight �

A George II Silver Mug, London, 1767Marks: (partially effaced), (lion passant), (leopard's

A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver tankardLondon, 1709Engraved with a coat of arms.height 7 1/2in (19cm); length 8in (20cm); width 5 1/2in (14cm); weight approximately 28 oz troy Footnote:The eng

A Britannia Standard silver porringer hallmarked London 1915, maker Vander & Hedges, and marked under Tessier, London. Approx. 7 3/4" wide overall

A George I Britannia standard tablespoon, London 1714 by Isaac Davenport (reg. April 1697) Hanoverian pattern, with rat tail heel, the terminal later engraved with a crest of a martlet on top of a wre

A set of seven Queen Anne Britannia standard silver dessert spoons, London 1706/07 by Thomas Sadler (reg. 25th Aug 1701) Dog nose pattern, the oval bowls with rat tail heel. The terminals engraved wit

PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE BRITANNIA STANDARD SILVER TRENCHER SALTSLondon, 1710Maker’s mark “Co”. Diameters 2.75”.Approx. 3.4 troy oz. Provenance:Property of a direct descendant of Thomas Jefferson, t