A LATE WILLIAM IV SILVER GOBLET OF PLAIN FORM, BENONI STEPHENS, 1837

A LATE VICTORIAN LARGE SILVER GOBLET by Kemp Brothers, Sheffield 1899, plain form, raised on a slender knopped stem issuing from a spreading circular foot, presentation inscription erased. 25cm high,

A William IV sterling silver trophy goblet, London 1834 by John James Whiting (reg. Oct 1833) Of campana form upon a domed pedestal foot chased with a scythe, sheers, pitch fork and bundle of wheat. T

A WILLIAM IV SILVER CADDY, by Richard Pearce & George Burrows, London 1837, squat circular form, the hinged cover with foliate finial, raised on shell-form feet. 11.5cm high, 11.2 troy ounces

Banjamin Davis, London 1837, a William IV silver mustard pot, lobed ovoid pedestal form, embossed with scrolling acanthus leaves, the lid with floral finial, the handle cast as a snake entwined foliat

Charles Reily and George Storer, London 1837, a William IV/Victorian silver mustard pot, reticulated and cast cylinder form, overlaid with foliate urn and scroll motifs, on a shell bracket and scroll

A William IV silver Christening mug, CF, London 1837 and three footed bonbon dishes of pierced spiral form, London 1888, approximately 265gm/Provenance: Beverston Castle

1837, London Maker's mark of Thomas Dicks Rectangular form, the hinged cover chased and engraved with a seaside figural scene, the bifurcated gilt-washed interior fitted with a hinged match strike and

Pair of William IV Sterling Silver Mugs, London, 1837, Charles Gordon, act. 1828-1840, tapered form with reeded bands and gilt wash interior, h. 3 1/4 in., w. 4 1/4 in., wt. 10.60 troy ozs.

A George IV sterling silver trophy goblet or cup, London 1823 by William Bateman Of everted circular form upon a spreading circular foot with fluted edge and knop. The body with half-fluted decoration

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER VESTA AND SOVEREIGN CASE COMBINATION by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1898, plain rectangular form with suspension loop, the push-button opening a sprung sovereign holder. 8

A William IV/Victorian Silver Six-Piece Tea and Coffee Service John Wilmin Figg, London, 1837, Walter & John Barnard, London, 1888 and Robert Garrard II, London, 1867 comprising a water kettle-on-stan

Pair of George IV Royal Silver Gilt Salvers, Mark of William BatemanLondon (1821), shaped circular form with gadrooned rim, raised on three leaf-capped scrolled feet, each with the engraved arms of Wi

Late George III Sterling Silver Tray, hallmarked London, 1810-1811, by William Stroud (ca. 1755-1820; free 1776), of lobed oval form, with leaf-and-gadroon rim and handles, raised on four flat fan-cre

Late William IV Gilt-Metal-Mounted and Painted Neo-Gothic Bookcase In four parts; of break-front outline, the upper section with an open central section flanked by a pair of bookcases with gilt-metal

A massive William IV silver two-handled tray, John Edward Terrey, London, 1833 decorated with vine cluster and leaf border conforming large feet and scroll handles, the centre flat chased and engraved

base a tre piedi naturalistici, fusto floreale che regge un cesto centrale in argento traforato e tre bracci- usure Alt. cm 56, larg. cm 39- peso totale gr 4250 A WILLIAM IV SILVER CENTREPIECE, LONDON

English, first half 19th century. Regency - William IV large sarcophagus-form rosewood standing tea chest or cellarette, having three lidded internal compartments, and rising on paw feet with anthemio

William IV (5) Pcs. English sterling silver tea service in a finely chased rococo design. London, circa 1832 by Barnard, Barnard, Barnard & Barnard. Includes: (1) coffee pot; (1) tea pot; (1) hot wate

A Near Pair of Japanese Dragon-Form Partial Gilt Silver Goblets, Yokohama, Japan, early 20th century Marks: YOKOHAMA, SAMURAI SHOKAI., STERLING. 9-1/8 x 6 x 3-5/8 inches (23.2 x 15.2 x 9.2 cm) (talles

A LARGE AND IMPRESSIVE WILLIAM IV GILT AND PATINATED BRONZE FIGURAL CENTER PIECE CANDELABRA BY T. B. WHITFIELD, CIRCA 1830. Modeled as two playful putti supporting a seven scroll form candle arms with

MITSUTSUGU (ACTIVE LATE 19TH CENTURY) A Silver Okimono of Mount Fuji Meiji (1868-1912), late 19th century Cast and chiseled in silver in the form of Mount Fuji, signed on the underside Jūkoshi Mi

Four Enameled Silver Boxes The first is a peach-form box enameled with a bird perched on a peony branch and featuring prunus blossoms on the sides; the second is an oval ink box with a pair of bat-for

Fine Late Georgian Sterling Silver Hot Water Urn, hallmarked London, 1804-1805, by John Robins, the ovoid body decorated with a calyx of alternating plain and imbricate gadroons, fitted with a pair of

A PAIR OF MEXICAN WOOD AND STERLING SILVER AZTEC BUTTERFLY-FORM THREE-LIGHT CANDELABRA, WILLIAM SPRATLING, 1956-1964 Taxco height 8 3/4in (22cm).