English Silver Heating Device

Ca. first quarter 20thC. Has a dent on the top. Otherwise good for a very rare Victorian object. Made by the silversmith Henry Matthews.

London, 1815, rounded rectangular with gadroon borders and acanthus, removable handles, heraldic device "Praemium Virtutis Honor" (The reward of virtue is honor), marks for Paul Storr, .925 fine, 132.

London, 1779, urn form, engraved medallion with heraldic device, bow and swag decoration, bud finial, platform base with four ball feet, base separates with fire-box, marks for William Holmes, .925

London, 1786, oval form, dome lid with acorn final, base with openwork and engraved decoration, handles and feet with acanthus decoration, matching stag heraldic device, marks for Hester Bateman, .925

round, floor with scroll, shell and floral decoration, marks for John Wellby, London, 1839 (possibly spurious), test .900 or better, heraldic device, 107.20 oz. T., 20-1/4 in.,. Condition: repaired an

London, 1790, urn form with reeded handles, dome top with removal venting finial, removelable interior hotbox, spout with wooden finial, ball feet on square base, heraldic device on body and elephant

London, 1834, round with gadroon border, heraldic device, marks for Paul Storr, 16.75 oz. T., 9-1/2 in. Provenance: Property of a Southern Museum sold to benefit the Acquisition Fund

London, 1763, round with gadroon border, three pad feet, central heraldic device, marks for Richard Rugg I, .925 fine, 22.07 oz. T., 10-3/4 in. Provenance: The Important Private Collection of a Rocky

London 1784, oval with gadroon border, two heraldic device, one eagle and one lion, base engraved "No 12/43 13", marks for Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, .925 fine, 42.33 oz. T., 12 x 16-3/4 in. Provena

London, 1822, stop reeded body, gadroon border, wooden handle, heraldic device, marks for Philip Rundell, gross weight, 50.19 oz. T. gross weight, 11-3/4 in.

London, 1786, round form, gadroon border, three ball-and-claw feet, marks for Henry Chawner, .925 fine, heraldic device, 24.42 oz. T., 10-1/4 in.,. Condition: some wear, light scratches. Notes: Please

London, 1758, scallop border with shells, footed, marks for Richard Rugg I, .925 fine, heraldic device, 39.12 oz. T., 14-3/4 in., . Condition: floor dents and unevenness, scratches, pitting. Notes: Pl

early/mid 19th century, fused plate dome top meat cover, dart and egg board, scroll handle, let in shield on one side, opposite side with heraldic device of bull and crown, marks for J. Dixon & Sons.,

London, 1792, cartouche form, engraved decoration, shaped dome lid with wooden finial, front cartouche with heraldic device and monogram, maker "WS" possibly William Stroud, .925 fine, 11.47 oz. T., 5

London, 1812, rounded rectangular with gadroon border and acanthus corners, interior with heraldic device with eagle and crane, "Prius Quam Incipias Consulto", side with heraldic device with man and t

London, 1782, oval form with urn finial, lock, heraldic device with bird holding key, base engraved "1767-1812 Thomas Coffin & Hannah Linzee, Amory, 1775-1845/1810-1898 Charles & Martha Babcock Greene

Sheffield, 1912, oval form with openwork sides, floral decoration, heraldic device,ÿmarks for West & Son, .925 fine, 20.91 oz. T., 6-1/2 x 9 x 7-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Huntsville, Al

London, 1749, round with acanthus and scroll border, pad feet, heraldic device, marks for William Peaston, .925 fine, 8.44 oz. T., 7-1/4 in. Provenance: Estate of David R. Hayworth, High Point, North

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,

18th/19th century, including moat spoon, pierced bowl, marks for Henry Bailey, London, 4-1/2 in., [wear]; five spoons, downturned round handle, heraldic device, marks for Peter and Ann Bateman, London

London, including Hester Bateman ladle, shell bowl, heraldic device, partial makers mark, 7 in.; Peter, Ann and William marrow scoop, no mongoram, 9 in., 3.13 oz. T.

L. 19th C. English Copper Hot Water Urn. Typical form with ebonized wood handles and brass spigot. Interior fitted for iron rod heating device. Apparently unmarked. Approx. 19.5" H. 12.75" W (across h

London, 1835, round downturned handle, heraldic device, marks for William Eaton, 8.12 oz. T., 13-1/2 in.

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,