A PAIR OF OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE WARMING DISHES, circular

19th century, apparently unmarked, each surmounted by a removable handle, the floral and foliate-molded lobed oblong cover over a conforming body flanked by foliate handles, raised overall on acanthus

A SET OF FOUR 19TH CENTURY OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE WARMING DISHES of plain circular two handled form, the lift-off tops with engraved crested centres. (21cm diameter)

(pair) Old Sheffield plate two-piece warming stands, possibly Matthew Boulton (United Kingdom, 1728-1809), early 19thc., circular form with removable top surface, turned wood handles with foliate join

Having a hand chased family crest likely early to mid 19th century. Very well fashioned example, silver over copper. The piece has very well cast handles and legs. The piece retains its original liner

Pair of George IV Old Sheffield Plate Entree Dishesfirst quarter 19th century, each of rounded and concave rectangular form with shell-and-gadroon banding, the fitted lids en suite with addorsed oak b

Mid 19th century, by A.B. Savory and Son. Very nicely formed and having a family crest chased at each lid. Some bleed to the copper in scattered areas. Good overall condition otherwise. H7 1/4" W13" S

Impressive Regency Sterling Silver Entree Dish on Old Sheffield Plate Warming Stand the dish hallmarked London, 1819-20, by Joseph Angell I, of serpentine-fluted oval form with elaborate floral acanth

George IV Sterling Silver Entree Dish on Old Sheffield Plate Warming Stand the dish hallmarked Sheffield, 1827-1828, by Fentem, Webster & Danby, of rounded and waisted rectangular form, with gadrooned

Pair of Regency Old Sheffield Plate Entree Dishes on Stands first quarter 19th century, each of rounded rectangular form, with acanthus leaf rim, banding and detachable ring handle, above a conforming

Old Sheffield Plate Entree Dish with Warming Stand , 19th c., cover with engraved crest and motto "Dux Vitae Ratio (Reason is the guide of life)", 2 removable entree dishes in fitted warming stand wit

Pair of Old Sheffield Plate Open Serving Dishes & Oval Tureen, 14 & 8 1/4" Wide

Pair Of Old Sheffield Silver Plate Entree DishMeasures 14 1/2" x 9 1/2" x 7"

A pair of old Sheffield Plate covered entree dishes. Pain rectangular bodies. Straight gadroon border with shell leaf accents. Made in England circa 1810. Bears old family crest and motto Spestemur Ag

Pair of Matthew Boulton Regency Old Sheffield Silver Plate Entree Dishes, each of rectangular form with a gadroon, shell and scroll central dish stamped with double sun mark, fitted above a hot water

Description: A pair of old Sheffield plate entrees withengraved griffins and having elaborate handle and rim decoration. Type: Serving dish Materials: Silver plated metal Markings & Inscriptions: Mark

19th century, each with a circular beaded foot below a tapered and twisted stem and an inverted bell form nozzle, unmarked. Dimensions: Each is 5 1/2" in diameter and 11 3/4" tall.

A pair of early 19th century British 'Old Sheffield Plate' telescopic candlesticks showing flaring nozzles decorated with reeded detail on cylindrical columns atop similarly decorated circular bases.

Pair of Robert Garrard George IV Silver Covered Dishesthe sterling bases hallmarked London, 1821-1822, the domes Old Sheffield Plate, of serpentine-lobed form with rocaille-gadrooned rim, the fitted d

Pair of silver plate chamber sticks / candle sticks / candle holders. Ca. 19th century, British. Most likely Old Sheffield Plate. Unmarked, unknown maker. 2 chamber sticks with wax catch dish with adj

19th C. English covered warming trays in an elaborate Rococo design with scroll and foliate decoration, one paneled with reeded handles. In three parts with removable tray. L: 33cm (13 in.), H: 21.5cm

On matching warming stands. The detachable handles decorated with acorns and the dishes with applied scrolls and shells. The rubbed in shields engraved with a crest and initials. Circa 1820. L 37 cm (

comprising a pair of bottle coasters, dish cross and tray. Largest: 4" high, 13" wide. Use wear, plate wear, light scratches, loss; insect damage to wood coasters. Provenance: Property of a Madison, C

late 18th century, reeded pillar, openwork palm socket, stepped base with egg and bead borders, weighted bases with felt, both with partial marks possibly for John Hoyland & Co., 7-3/4 in. Provenance:

English, early 19th century, each with two reeded scroll arms, urn central finial, rams head and swag decoration, unmarked, 15-1/2 x 10-1/2 in