EARLY ENGLISH SILVER TANKARD

A grouping of antique English sterling silver items including an 18th century tankard , london silver marks, date letter for 1729 and maker's mark for Thomas Tearle (1721-1736) redecorated in the Vict

London, 1890, early Continental form with ball and claw feet, lion and shield thumb piece, floral decoration, gilt interior, inscribed "Mary Mason Oliver/and/Theophilus Parsons./from/Mr. and Mrs. Amit

An English Silver Tankard maker's mark EG, London, 1862 with a central crest and stippled initials to the handle the underside reads The Willows Will Remain Still gross weight 21 ozt 0 dwt height 6 1/

1718-19 London hallmarks, made by Thomas Parr. Scroll handle and thumb piece. Engraved presentation "Martha McBroom Huntz 29th January, 1961". 7.25"h.

English Silver 1 1/4L Tankard. Silver marks on base and lid. Dated 1782. 2 pounds 14 ounces. Very good condition.

Early English silver coins. 1. 1558-1603 Elizabeth I three d. 2. 1371-96 Robert II Scotland, groat of Edinburgh. 3. 1327-77 Edward III, London mint penny, long cross, pellets. 4. Henry III after 1247.

Bottom reads, this tankard was made in London in the year 1773, by Thos Winne, with four standard English hallmarks. Hinged top, applied handle with harp. 7.5”H, 26.00 ozt.

Pair of Early English Silver Entree Dishes, approx 1830s by Benjamin Smith III, approx 70 oz -

Mid-18th century English Georgian silver covered tankard, scrolled handle, pierced tab, repousse decor in shell, floral and leaf motifs. Possibly by Joshua Lejeune. [7 1/2 x 4 3/4 (dia) (base). In goo

Including a monogrammed Georgian period English silver tankard / christening mug with banded borders and central cartouche flanked on both sides by chased leaves - with a city stamp of London, maker's

10 PC. EARLY ENGLISH SILVER COLLECTION: Approx. 34.54 Troy ounces. Comprising; 4- Salt Cellars, circa 1750's. Two by David Mowden. 1- Creamer, by Robert Peppin, 1846. 1- Creamer, by Paul Storr?, 1836.

(4) early English silver spoons, 18th c. or earlier, England, apostle spoon and others, one dated 1721, three with old worn hallmarks, 7.75"h (largest), approx. 7.10 ozt. (total)

Early English silver footed salver, maker William Peaston, London, 1755-56, having engraved coat-of-arms, 11 1/2". Approximately 24.0 troy oz TW. PLEASE NOTE: payment for silver, gold, jewelry, and co

With later added spout and decoration, gadroon borders and overall floral and scrolling acanthus leaf decoration with empty cartouche on one side. Heart accent to handle. Newcastle, 1775. William Stal

An assembled set of four early English silver spoons of Scottish historical interest, late 17th century All with dog-nose or trefid terminal to handle and rattail to bowl backs, possibly bearing a thi

A George III silver tankard, tapering form on circular foot, looped and crested handle, monogram within wreath. Clear marks to base, probably Charles Wright, London, 1769. 232g H. 8.5cm (3 3/8in)

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The silver on copper punch bowl with scalloped rim and French copper coinage from the 18th century applied to the side wall exterior. Measures 8h x 10 diameter. We happily provide seamless in-house pa

SIGNED: "H.W.Ld"England - 1924. H. 7cm (2,7 in) – W.10 cm (3,9 in.) – D.2,5 cm (0,98 in.). Charming silver carriage clock and its case. The clock is hallmarked with an Anchor, Lio

Three 19th century creamers troy oz. See photo's for marks, & condition, repairs on tri footed creamer.

Of traditional form, hand hammered, with applied scrolling handle. Benjamin Cartwright I, London, 1768. H. 12.4 cm (4 7/8 in.)

Includes an early Victorian English silver King's pattern serving spoon; London, 1840. DBL-Struck by Mary Chawner and Geo Adams, heavy gauge, measures approx. 12"l. Weighs approx. 6.4 OZTProvenance: D

Sheffield silver tankard, 1931, by Walker & Hall, engraved. 10.2 ozt. [5 1/4" H].

With hallmarks Weight- 31.5 troy oz.