English 1808 Silver Compass

1799 English Sterling Silver Compass with Black & White Enamel on Metal Face showing 64 Directional indications; hallmarks including date mark on reverse of case; stop on outside of case. Good conditi

English 1808 London sterling silver punch ladle. John Blake, London, 1808. Fully hallmarked. Fiddleback No monogram. Good condition, slight 1 inch crease in bowl of ladle. Weighs 172 grams or 5.5 troy

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY DOLLAND SILVER COMPASS. 71 grams overall. London 1808. 7.25 cm wide.

Early, English gilt, sterling silver berry spoons in original case. Dimensions: L 9.5" Weight: 4.38ozt Condition: No issues to note

'English Pocket Compass Sundial, c. 1840 Signed "J Abraham, Bath", lacquered brass, silver-plated hour ring with roman numerals, silver-plated compass under glass with compass rose, adjustable gnomon,

A Georgian English sterling silver soup or punch ladle. Hallmarks for William Eley, Fearn & Chawner, London, 1808. The handle has a crest depicting a griffin. Measures 12.75" long. Weighs 173.64 grams

English, 19th century, a pair of Napier compasses in nickel-silver, folding out dividers and pen and pencil compasses; a pillar compass in nickel-silver with pen and pencil compass attachments in arms

A George III Silver Serving Spoon Stephen Adams, London, 1808 having an Old English pattern handle with an engraved 'M' monogram. hallmarked for Sterling on underside of handle 3 ozt 14 dwt Length 12

INDIA ND(1808-11) 1/2 Pag Silver, Madras Presidency, Large English Letters, NGC AU50

English, 4th quarter - 19th century. Silver mounted combination propelling pencil, pen, thermometer and compass with sliding pen and pencil housed within the cylindrical body, calibrated glass mercury

Two English sterling silver stuffing spoons. The first London 1808, the second London 1822. Both in the fiddle pattern not initialed. Sterling silver, 925 standard. L. 29 cm (11 1/2 in.)

Scroll ends, pad feet. Paul Storr, London 1808. 6 troy oz. 4"W X 2.5"D X 2H

Antique, 19th Century, Georgian English sterling silver pumpkin motif coffee pot, sugar & creamer 3pc coffee service set by silversmith Mary Sumner. Circa: King George III London, England 1808. Hallma

31 pc's Georgian Sterling Silver Flatware. English, 18/19th century. Includes a punch ladle by Peter and William Bateman,London,1808; a cased set of berry spoons , one by Peter and Jonathan Bateman, L

London, 1808, rounded square body, ball feet, engraved decoration, gilt interiors, marks for John Emes, .925 fine, 16.08 oz. T., 3-1/2 x 7-1/4 x 4-1/4 in. sugar and 3-1/4 x 6 x 3-1/4 in. creamer Prove

English sterling silver tankard, George III age. Marked London 1808, maker E. Morley . H cm.7 x diameter cm 6.5 (inch 2.7 x 2.5)

Collection of Three Antique English and Irish Sterling Silver Stuffing Spoons: (1) English George III spoon with hallmarks for London, 1808 and "TB", (Thomas Barker), (1) Spoon with hallmarks for Dubl

FOUR PIECES ANTIQUE ENGLISH SILVER FLATWARE. Including George III soup ladle, made London 1784-5, maker's mark "B.m."; George III soup ladle, made London 1808-9, by George Wintle; Victorian fiddle-ba

Twelve British Sterling Silver Salt Spoons including: Edinburgh, ca. 1800, by William Robertson, "Pointed Old English" handle, monogrammed "L", l. 4" London, 1807-1808, by Urquart & Hart, "Old English

An English George III Silver Teapot. Ebony handle with rounded body, raised on ball feet. London, 1808 6" x 10" x 4.5" Wt: 13.55 ozt

all with fiddle and thread decoration, three with marks for Samuel Neville, Dublin, 1808, heraldic device with angel on back, 7-/4 in.; four with matching heraldic device on back, marks for London,

Pair of crested Fiddle Thread sauce ladles marked London, 1802. William Eley & William Fearn. Monogrammed sugar nips marked London, 1808. William Eley, William Fearn & William Chawner. 153g.

Pair of English sterling silver trays or salvers hallmarked for Paul Storr, London, 1808. Each of circular form with scalloped openwork rim in the manner of Paul de Lamerie, with foliate and shell eng

(lot of 2) English George III sterling silver meat skewers, Peter Bateman (United Kingdom, 1740-1825) and William Bateman (United Kingdom, 1774-1850), London hallmarks, including: (1) skewer, c.1808,