A VICTORIAN SILVER PAP BOAT

A London example with worn maker's mark dated for the year 1800, a pap boat with the maker's mark "IL" and hallmarked for London and the year 1799, and a Victorian example made in London by John and H

Of typical form with an open scrolled handle and engraved decoration, marked "Gilbert," probably for William Gilbert, NY. Dimensions:6 1/4" long, 3" wide and 2" tall, the approximate weight is 3 troy

Coin silver pap boat or invalid feeder of oblong form with rolled rim and tapering spout, marked F.M. in rectangle for Frederick Marquand, (working Savannah, Georgia, 1819-1826 and New York City, 1826

18th or early 19th century, of typical form and with long handle. Dimensions: 6" x 2 1/2", 1" tall. The approximate weight is 2.3 troy ounces. Provenance: From a Philadelphia estate.

Of typical form and with engraved scrolled handles, marked for William Cowell, Sr. (1682-1736) of Boston, Massachusetts. Dimensions: 5 1/2" x 2 1/2", the height is 1 1/4". The approximate weight is 2.

English George III Period Sterling Silver Pap Boat by Hester Bateman, hallmarked for London, 1781, with beaded rim, 'HR' monogram, 1 1/2" high, 5" x 2 3/4", 2.00 ozt. Good condition.

English, 18th C. Seashell decorated, monogrammed, 5"l. Together with two pairs of sterling salts, a sterling caster, and a pair of sterling salt and pepper footed shakers. Appx. 13 t.o. Also including

Two Georgian English sterling silver pap boats. The George II, having hallmarks for London, 1757. The second, an early George III boat, hallmarked London, 1764. Indistinct / rubbed maker's marks on ea

Marked for the Philadelphia silversmith Phillip Garrett, circa 1810. Dimensions: Measures 5" L x 3" W x 1.25" H, the approximate weight is 2 troy ounces. Provenance: From a Philadelphia estate.

A George II English sterling silver pap boat. Hallmarks for London, 1735. Marker's mark G.I beneath a rosette. Traditional bulbous oval-plain form with excellent proportions. Engraved on the underside

A GEORGE III SILVER PAP BOAT, maker's mark rubbed (?H), London 1808, of typical plain form. 12.5cm long, 1.5 troy ounces

AN INDIAN COLONIAL SILVER PAP BOATHAMILTON & CO., CIRCA 1825With a gadrooned border, swag terminal and loop handle16.5cm (6 1/2in) long142g (4.6 oz)

Hallmarked for London, the year 1751 and the maker John Payne. Dimensions: 4 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 1", the approximate weight is 1.75 troy ounces. Provenance: From a Philadelphia estate.

Likely 18th century. The piece has an elegant form with a figured handle at one side and spout at the other. The piece is marked at the underside center but worn at the middle so it is quite difficult

This is an antique sterling silver pap boat dating to 1747 (King George II era). 4 5/8 x 2 7/8". The total weight is 2ozt.

A Geo III silver pap boat hallmarked London 1763. Approx. 4 1/4" long

A GEORGE III SILVER PAP BOAT with pie crust border. Circa 1770. 4.5ins wide.

A George II English sterling silver pap boat. Hallmarks for London, 1735. Marker's mark G.I beneath a rosette. Traditional bulbous oval-plain form with excellent proportions. Engraved on the underside

Georgian Sterling Silver Pap Boat, Hallmarked. Hallmarks Are Worn, Some Minor Dents, Please See Photos. 55 Grams 4.5 X 2.75 X 1.5 Inches

The Bateman example with a punch decorated top edge, hallmarked for London and the year 1781, the Morley example also with the London mark but no year mark. Dimensions: The Morley is 4" x 2 1/4" x 1",

Two George II English sterling silver pap boats. Hallmarks for London, 1731. Indistinct / rubbed Maker's marks. Traditional bulbous oval-plain form with excellent proportions. Each measuring approxima

Two George II English sterling silver pap boats. Hallmarks for London, 1731. Indistinct / rubbed Maker's marks. Traditional bulbous oval-plain form with excellent proportions. Each measuring approxima

American Southern Charleston, South Carolina Coin Silver Pap Boat by Silversmith John Ewan, Circa 1835. Fully Hallmarked. Monogrammed. Condition: Generally Very Good. Needs Cleaning. Monogrammed. Dime

Early 19th century southern coin silver pap boat, John Mood, Charleston, SC, circa 1830, having long tapered spout, oval form, and curved strap handle. Engraved ''Louis'' in gothic style lettering on