A George II silver desk stand by Edward Feline, Lo

A SET OF FOUR GEORGE II SILVER CANDLESTICKS by Edward Feline, London, 1741 In the Régence style, each cast and chased with classical motifs, the sides of the bases and nozzles with a mask within

George II Sterling Silver Inkstand hallmarked London, 1751-1752, by Edward Feline I (ca. 1865-1753; free 1721), of shaped rectangular form with gadrooned rim, the central plateau fitted with ink, wate

A George III silver desk stand, the oblong form standing on paw feet with ovolo border, dual sunken pen rests, a central cylindrical compartment with detachable chamberstick cover and flanked either s

A George III silver desk stand of oblong form, having a gadroon rim with foliate shell borders and raised on four paw feet, the centre fitted with three silver mounts for glass ink bottles and flanked

George II Silver Tea Kettle on Lamp Stand, London 1754, John Swift maker, both burner and kettle marked. 66.59 OZT Dimensions:14 1/2" H with handle raised, 12 1/4" handle down Property from a private

A George II silver mote spoon, Edward Bennett, London circa 1745, the tonge and incised back bowl pierced with crosshatch tile and foliate decoration, 13cm long, 0.30ozt

Pair of George II Sterling Silver Waiters Edward Cornock, London, 1726 Shaped square, the center with engraved heraldic arms, raised on four bracket feet. 5 5/8 Inches (14 cm), square, total approxima

A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT, by Edward Pocock, London 1732, plain tapering cylindrical form with hinged cover and moulded base, the spout faceted. 22cm high, 22.2 troy ounces View 360 degree spin

A Collection of English Silver Tablewaresthe first a George II silver condiment set, the stand with marks for London (1735), rubbed's sponsor's mark, with replaced with bottles (with old solder repair

A George II Silver Dish Crossmark of Edward Aldridge I and John Stamper, London (1754), shell form feet and shell form supports on adjustable base, each arm is capped by a rosette, no monograms. 4 in.

A GEORGE II ROCOCO SILVER SOUP LADLE, by Edward Wakelin, London 1753, with circular shell-form bowl and scroll motif to the terminal, engraved with a stag's head crest to the reverse. 35cm,

GEORGE I / II ENGLISH STERLING SILVER MINIATURE PLATES WITH STAND, SET OF 11 PIECES, comprising a set of ten round plates, and a rotating stand with four supporting rods at top, raised on a three curv

A George II Silver Cruet Set Samuel Wood, London, 1746 stand and three casters with full hallmarks, and each with armorial engraving. 47 ozt 1 dwt Height 9 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. P

George II silver sauceboat<. Alexander Johnston, London, 1760. Having a floral repousee motif, monogrammed and inscribed to Edward. Height: 4 ½ in., Length: 8 in., Weight: 9.205 oz. t. (weighable ste

by Edward Pocock, London 1732, 'Old English' pattern, crested, 7.9ozt gross (Dimensions: h: 32cm) (Qty: 2)(h: 32cm)Footnote: Provenance: From the collection of Lord Hastings

A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER-GILT FOOTED CAKE STANDS by Paul Crespin, London, 1746 With an engraved crest to center; height 2 1/4in (5.5cm); diameter 6 1/4in (16cm); total silver weight approximately 30

GEORGE II BRITISH ARMORIAL STERLING SILVER HOT WATER / TEA KETTLE WITH STAND AND BURNER, late Baroque / early Rococo style, tea kettle with&nbsp;ribbed melon-form well having a spout and&nbsp;a hinged

London, stand with shell feet, scroll decoration, marks for 1756, 24.62 oz. T., 9-1/4 in.;&nbsp;with later&nbsp;five cut glass bottles, English silver tops (one bottle replacement), all&nbsp;unmarked;

A George III sterling silver egg cruet, the stand London 1816 by John Edward Terry Comprising a frame, four egg cup (London 1816 by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard) and four fiddle pattern egg spoons

George III English Silver (925) Cruet Stand, London, 1813 Maker's Marks, IE EE for, John and Edward Edwards, Weighing 20 ozt. (620 gm) Together with six bottles. Pair French Silver (925) Gravy-Boats,

George IV Sterling Silver Cruet Set, Edward & John Barnard, England, London, 1829, George IV, featuring a sterling silver stand, eight cut glass bottles, three with mounted sterling or silver plate to

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PIPE STAND, by John George Betjemann & Ernest Edward Betjemann, London 1901, with a rectangular base. 8.5cm high

A QUEEN ANNE SILVER CUP AND TWO GEORGE II SALT CELLARS by various makers, London, first half 18th century Comprising a two-handled cup possibly by John East, circa 1709, an Edward Wood salt cellar wit

Frank M. Whiting Sterling Silver Salt & Pepper Shakers. Pattern George II. Each has three rams head feet on them and they stand 4.50 tall. Wt.120 grams. Tarnish.