English Sterling Silver Creamer

Measures 5 inches long, 4 inches high. Hall marked. Estimate $300-400

DESCRIPTION: An Antique English Sterling silver creamer features neoclassical designs with etched floral wreath patterns along the body and hand etched bordering lines along the rim and base, Stamped

English Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugar, fluted base. Hallmarks: "W.A", anchor, lion, "A". Creamer Height 4in. Sugar Width 6 ¾ in. Provenance: Estate of Linda Loring, 4 Rays Court,

DESCRIPTION: A set of English sterling silver creamer and sugar cellar by S.W Smith and Co. Each pieces is decorated with repousse floral motifs. Comes with original box. Total Weight: 180 Grams CIRCA

GEORGE III STERLING CREAMER, EXETER, 1821-22, L 5":An oblong English sterling silver creamer with gadrooned rim and angular handle, on four ball feet. Hallmarks include the king's profile, lion passan

monogrammed, dated 1799. Hallmarks worn. 4 3/4" high, 4" wide, 2 1/2" deep. Split at edge. Weight: 2.775 OZT. Provenance: Property of a Hartford CT Collector.

Lot of 2 Old English Sterling Silver Cow Creamers. Large cow approx. 4 in. H x 5.5 in. W x 2 in. D. Weight 176.4g Small cow approx. 2.75 in. H x 4 in. W x 1.5 in. D. Weight 91.4g.

A group of assorted silver itemsVarious makers and datesComprising an English sterling silver cow creamer, Faudel Phillips & Sons, London, 1904; an American sterling silver mounted hand mirror; a Cart

Group of 5 English Sterling Silver Items, creamer, sugar, 2 baskets, small spoon. 12.5 OZT/250 DWT Creamer 4" H

English George III Sterling Silver Small Pitcher/Creamer by Benjamin Sanders, London, England. Circa 1738. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good, Some tarnishing Due to Age/Use. Dimensions: H- 3

English sterling silver footed demitasse creamer having a repousse scrolled floral design. Fully hallmarked to bottom. Measures approx. 4" height (10.1cm). Total weight approx. 72.3 grams / 2.32ozt.

English, one Georgian sterling silver creamer, hallmarked 1794, London, 3 3/4 inches high, weight 165 grams, along with a late 19th century creamer, hallmarked for London, maker's and date marks rubbe

19th Century English Orientalia Esthetics movement sterling silver creamer, chocolate pot or small tea pot for two. Hallmarked JC in a shield with London assay marks circa 1891. Lid is mounted with a

DESCRIPTION: (2Pc) Antique Sterling silver, English creamer and American cup. (1) John James Whiting creamer featuring handle floral depictions etched in a band around top of the body, and repeating f

Two Early English Sterling Silver Pieces, to include creamer and strainer, length 6 1/4 inches, tallest 5 1/2 inches, 6.1 t.oz.

An antique, 18th century, English sterling silver milk jug or creamer manufactured by hand in London. Created during the reign of George III. Fully marked. the creamer of the helmet form with a crimpe

DresserBox , 4 inch tall heavy creamer, marked James Robinson, Lion Passant hallmark, 2 x 4 inch cut glass dresser jar with sterling lid 8.74 ozt

Tiffany & Co English sterling silver tea set, including teapot, creamer and sugar pot, dated 1912, monogrammed "L.M.," marked "Made in England for Tiffany & Co," weighs 44.49 ozt. 9.5" H x 6" W

(2) Sets of Sterling Silver Creamer and Sugars: English: Total weight is 207.6 grams. One is hallmarked English.

Four (4) English sterling silver hollowware pieces, including one (1) creamer with tall C-shaped handle, beaded rim, cabochon and foliate design, and plinth base, hallmarked for Hester Bateman, London

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

Collection of English hallmarked sterling including silver rim & horn cup, creamer, Mexican trinket boxes, & more. Total weight 7.3 OZT.

English sterling silver two-handled sugar bowl and creamer, each raised on four paw feet. 2.75" H x 2.75" diameter. Approx: 4.3 ozt.

English figural creamer pot, sterling silver, hallmarked RP, dated 1911, from Chester, England, made by George Nathan and Ridley Hayes, 5" h, approximately, 6.4 troy oz TW. Provenance: from the estate