74023: A Paul Storr Silver and Cut-Glass Cruet, London,

An impressive Antique George III Sterling Silver & Cut Glass Cruet Set by the esteemed silversmith Paul Storr. This Set is presented in a substantial, heavy Solid Silver Cruet Stand on four acanthus l

Crafted of fine quality English silver. Frame with four lion paw feet, gadrooned border, shell and acanthus accented handle. Bears sterling silver hallmarks for 1815 London. Contains eight cut glass b

A George III Silver and Cut Glass Cruet Set William Burwash and Richard Sibley, London, 1808-1809 the silver mountings on bottles hallmarked for Sterling and 1808, the stand hallmarked for Sterling an

Circa 1833 Sterling Silver and Cut Glass Cruet Set / Stand. Comprising five matched silver mounted small ewers and stand. Mark for Robert Garrard II, London 1833. Measures 8-1/2" H, 6" diam. Gross wei

Warwick, London, Samuel Wood, 1752. Bottles possibly later with silver covers. 7-1/4"h and appx. 15 t.o. without the bottles. Provenance: James Robinson, LTD., New York; Property from the Collection o

A REGENCY CUT GLASS AND SILVER CRUET SET by Charles Prince, London, 1814 With two tall glass decanters, two small glass decanters, and two silver lidded glass jars, with an engraved crest to the jar l

English George III Sterling and Cut Crystal Cruet Set, 1806, London, by Paul Storr, consisting of eight sterling top crystal jars for vinegar, oil, salt, mustard, pepper and three small sauce bottles

A George III Silver and Cut-Glass Caduceus Egg Cruet attributed to Rebecca Eames and Edward Barnard wi

A Geo III cut glass cruet / cayenne bottle with silver mount and spoon, hallmarked London 1806, maker HN (Henry Nutting or Hannah Northcote). Approx. 5" high

This is an antique castor set made by Richard Pearce & George Burrows of London, England in 1838. Rendered in fine sterling silver, this castor holds seven cut glass vessels including cruets and salt

Samuel Wood, London, circa 1740, with 4 cut glass cruets, 21.45 ozt (stand only)

1756-57 Samuel Wheat London sterling silver caster set including 3 urn form casters, two cut glass cruets, and shell footed frame with rococo cartouche 8" x 7" 31.4 troy oz. weighable

Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard I London sterling silver 5 piece cruet set, 1813. Cut Glass pineapple texture throughout the exterior of the glasses. Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard sterling silver hallma

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 English Silver Cruet Sethaving seven cut glass shakers, three of which have silver tops with the same hallmarksmarked RD with London hallmarks, possibly dated 1855height 9 1/2, width 7 inches

Abstinando King Sterling Silver Georgian Cruet Set, London, 1804. Silversmith: Abstinando King, London. Date mark 1804. Canoe shaped oval stand with a ring handle and a frame for seven hand-cut glass

George IV Sterling silver cruet frame and 8 cut glass bottles, the Classical Revival silver frame raised on four feet and marked for London, Sterling, Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, 1823-24. The two

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

Victorian sterling silver cruet service, John Evans II, London, date letter for 1842, the handled floral repousse frame with cartouche to one side " Dues Major Columna", holding six cut glass bottles

A Collection of Eight Georgian Silver Spoons, Including Paul Storrincluding a pair of shell back spoons with mark of Ebenezer Coker, London (1748), period monograms (8 in.); a pair with bright cut eng

Samuel Hennell (English (London), registered 1811). A George III sterling silver cruet stand, circa 1813, with eight cut glass castors - two being sterling mounted with gadrooned band at rim - the sta

John Emes London Sterling Silver Cruet Set, 1807. Gadroon texture to edges and lids. Diamond cut designs to the glass bottles. John Emes sterling silver hallmarks to the underside base. Weighable Appr

London, 1832, trefoil-shaped base with reeded loop handle, three scroll feet, two hooks for serving pieces, heraldic device, marks for Benjamin Smith III, with three later pressed and cut glass jars,

1825 With English sterling hallmarks for London, maker's mark: JA [possibly Joseph Angell I] The handled caddy containing four cut glass bottles 7.75" H x 5.75" W x 5.75" D Weighable sterling: 17.