A GEORGE III OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE HOT WATER JUG AND A TANKARD

* (20" h) Broken handle

A George III Sheffield plate tray and well and tree two handled hot water traylate 18th/early 19th centuryEach engraved with a crest of a fox passant on a Ducal crownTray height 18 inches (46 cm) widt

Circa 1830-40, decorated with floral, acanthus and shell elements, unmarked. Dimensions:13" x 14", the height is 15". Provenance:From a Philadelphia collection.

The British globular shape hot water kettle with ball shape finial on domed lid over the body with spigot lion ring handles on a socle standard and square platform base raised on four ball feet. Measu

18th century, English. With foliate feet below scrolled and beaded legs, a pierced low frieze below gadrooning, the globular body with dolphin form spout and scrolled open handles, all below the lid w

late 18th century, shaped oval form with delicate floral engraving in the Neoclassical style, hinged cover with urn form finial, period bright cut engraved monogram to central navette form cartouche,

Old Sheffield Plate Hot Water Urn Circa 1820. 18" H

An early 19th century English hot water urn that features a ball supported base below paw feet and a body with ring handles.Dimensions:11 1/2" x 11", the height is 17".

A George III Old Sheffield Plate tavern gaming coin beaker, circa 1810, conical form on stepped foot, set with two bands of pennies, the glass base with three dice, 21cm high

George III Old Sheffield Plate Footed Salver with applied Cast Silver Border circa 1810.. Engraved wtih Coat of Arms and Flat Chased Surface. Base is flat chased with scroll and flowers. Center is eng

Early 19th C Old Sheffield Plate Hot Water Urn. 18" H

From the first half of the 19th century, with bun feet below a gadrooned base and a body with high curved legs, acanthus decorated open handles and a lid with urn finial. Dimensions: 14" x 14", the he

Georgian, George III, Old Sheffield Plate Inkstand, circa 1780 - 1800. Features a pierced gallery and pierced bottle holders, two ink bottles and a central taperstick holder with compartment for seali

English, late 18th/early 19th century, urn form with gadroon border, goddess and ring finials, reeded and paw feet to base supported by ball feet, vented ball finial, heraldic device, unmarked, 17 in.

Old Sheffield Plate Hot Water Urn. 16 1/2" H

A pair of George III Old Sheffield Plate salt cellars, circa 1780, pedestal form with fluted lappets and reeded rim, 6.5cm high (2)

Matthew Boulton Regency Old Sheffield Plate hot water urn, round form with domed lid lid having a finial handle, bulbous center section with double handles, resting on a base with paw feet, leaf decor

2 (Two) English 19th century Old Sheffield plate hot water urns, both of bulbous form and with classical ornament, the larger with turned wooden handles between foliate ornamented supports, the smalle

Description: An Old Sheffield plate hot water urn or dispenser, 19th century, having lion's head & ring handles and four claw-footed legs on a raised base.Type: Dispenser, urn Materials: Silver plated

English, late 18th to early 19th century. Old Sheffield silver plate personal Georgian Adams hot water urn, the foliate patterned body having an armorial crest of a boar, and rising on ball feet. Old

A George III Silver Hot Water Jug Robt. Garrard, London, 1812 hallmarked for Sterling on body and under lid 18 ozt 10 dwt gross Height 7 3/4 inches.  Property from the Estate of W.M. Bogdanowicz,

English, early 19th century, urn form with gadroon decoration, spout handle formed with entwined snakes and shell, let in shield on lid, heraldic device with castle, "LAUS VIRTUIS ACTIO"; oval tureen

A George III Old Sheffield Silver Plate salver, circa 1775 Of circular form with a cavetto edge with a beaded rim interspaced with flower heads, all raised on three ball and claw feet. The field centr

A George III Old Sheffield Silver Plate twin handled cup, Sheffield circa 1770 by Thomas Law and Sons Of rounded circular form upon a spreading circular foot, filled with a turned mahogany base. Reede