A Pair of Sheffield-Plate Warming Stands

A Pair of Sheffield-Plate Warming Stands Matthew Boulton, Sheffield, Early 19th Century with later-engraved crests. Diameter 8 inches. Provenance: Estate of Mrs. Leonard Florsheim Jr., Lake Forest, Il

(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

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 (

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

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

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

Mid 20th century. Marked at the base EHP Sheffield England. Very nicely formed and tall in the George III Style. Very good condition throughout with little to no bleed. H16" including the base Sold fr

Walker & Hall Sheffield Silver Plate Warming Pot on stand / Bird finial top cover. Marked: Hard and Soft Silver Soldered. Size: 10h x 5w

19th Century English Sheffield plate tilting teapot on paw-footed warming stand, figural floral finial, engraved family crest, approximately 12 1/2" H (not including handle) x 12" (overall). Good Cond

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

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

Collection of Victorian Silver PlateLot includes a charming 19th Century plated Sheffield egg warmer, Walker & Hall Co. The egg form body on 3 bird feet with a central warming stand, figural bird fini

19th century. Two by William Hutton and Sons and one having no markings detected. Each in nice condition with some bleed. Well chased and adorned bodies. Good working order to the hinged lids. Largest

Pair Sheffield plate covered vegetable dishes, 20th c., 8"h x 14"w x 8.5"d Provenance: Palmetto Hall: The Jay P. Altmayer Family Collection

Shaped rectangular form with gadrooned borders, scroll heart form handles. 10-1/2"l x 8-3/4"w "Enterprise" the William Bottomley designed estate of Captain and Mrs. Newton H. White of Maryland. Proper

Pair Sheffield Plate Coasters with Grape Design {Diameter 7 1/2 inches}

Mid 19th century, Regency. The pair having fine chased top with figural grape fine handles at top and scalloped border with handles at each side, atop four round feet. Marked at underside with impress

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)

2 Old Sheffield Warming Stands . 8 1/2" Dia.

Pair of Sheffield plate candelabra, three light, measuring 19 by 16 inches.

Gadrooned and shell motif borders, shaped rectangular form, oval shell and scroll motif handles. 11"l x 8"w. "Enterprise" the William Bottomley designed estate of Captain and Mrs. Newton H. White of M

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

with armorial crests each 17" long early 19th century