George V Silver Traveling Inkstand and Two Meat Skewers

George V Silver Traveling Inkstand and Two Meat Skewers The inkstand with two glass inkpots, mark of Harry Freeman, London, 1917. A large meat skewer, marked London, 1796 A smaller meat skewer, indist

Two Silver Meat Skewers Comprising: A meat, skewer marked 'Sterling', engraved with crest A meat skewer, mark of George Smith & William Fearn, London, 1790 Together with a silver plate skewer The long

most London, 1772-1818, including stuffing spoon; ladle; nine serving spoons; four pairs sugar tongs, three scissor form; two tea caddy spoons; meat skewer, various makers, .925 fine, 32.67 oz. T., 2-

A GEORGE V SILVER TWO-HANDLED BOWL by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1915, with swept handles, beaded collar and egg-and-dart moulded foot rim. 15cm across handles, 7.5 troy ounces

A GEORGE V SILVER TWO-HANDLED BOWL, by Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1920, of plain circular form. 16cm across handles, 6.7 troy ounces

A large rectangular George V sterling silver two handled tea tray by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1933 with thread borders and handles 68 x 41 cm, 3,900 grams

Six George III Silver Meat Skewers. L to R; William Bateman, London, 1835, 2.9 ozt. J. Prime of Birmingham, English, C. 1830, silver plated. John Lloyd, Dublin, C. 1773. 2.5 ozt. Charles Wright, Londo

A George V sterling silver inkstand, Sheffield 1911 by Walker and Hall Of pierced shaped circular dished form upon three cast open work scroll ball and claw feet. The centre with a recess fitted with

18c ANTIQUE 1778 KING GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER 18c ANTIQUE 1778 KING GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER - SIZE: 12- 1/4 In. length. - WEIGHT: 118.8 Grams. - CONDITION: Excellent.

18c ANTIQUE 1778 KING GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER 18c ANTIQUE 1778 KING GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER - SIZE: 12- 1/4 In. length. - WEIGHT: 118.8 Grams. - CONDITION: Excellent.

A GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER, by Thomas Wallis, London 1806. 25.5cm long, 2.3 troy ounces

A George III silver meat skewer, George Smith & William Fearn, London 1791, with reeded ring handle, crested, 28cm long approximately 68gm

A George III Silver Meat Skewer Maker's Mark Obscured, London, 1776 hallmarked for Sterling on body near eyelet 2 ozt 5 dwts Length 10 inches. 

A GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER by George Smith (III) & William Fearn, London 1788, tapering form with plain ring handle. 30.5cm long, 2.4 troy ounces Wonderfully crisp and clear marks. In genera

A GEORGE III SILVER MEAT SKEWER by George Smith III, London 1777, tapering form with notched ring handle, faintly engraved with crest. 31.7cm long, 2.7 troy ounces Crest very heavily worn. Marks clea

Pair of George V Sterling Silver Two-light Candelabra, Sheffield, 1910, "WL&S" maker's mark, urn-form capital and column with ovoid sconce, drip pan, and bases, ht. 10 1/4 in., weighted.

A cased George V sterling silver two-piece fish service Alexander Clark Mfg. Co., Sheffield, 1910 With celluloid handles, each piece marked with maker's mark, date, assay, and standard mark in origina

Three George III sterling silver meat skewersLondonearly 19th centuryComprising a pair Samuel Hougham, 1802 and another Richard Crossley & George Smith IV, 1809, with heraldic or other engraving.large

George II Sterling Silver Meat Skewer , London, 1752, shell and loop handle, l. 12 1/2 in.; TOGETHER WITH George III silver strainer spoon, London, 1780, makers mark rubbed, down-turned fiddle typt ha

A tapered skewer with looped end. Engraved with a monogram to one side. Hallmarked to handle, maker's mark rubbed, London, 1798. L. 30.4 cm (12 in.)

A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER MEAT SKEWER maker's mark M.C, Edinburgh 1798, plain tapering form with plain ring handle, engraved with initial 'S'. 32.1cm long, 3 troy ounces

Item: George III Sterling Silver Meat Skewer Maker/Designer: Unknown Origin: England Date/Period: c.1790 Silver Purity: 92.50% Size: 10.5in Item Weight: 36g Hallmarks: RF, Lion Passant, Duty mark A Ge

(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,

A George V Britannia standard silver treasury inkstand, London 1926 by Crichton Brothers Of conventional form, rectangular form with moulded edges raised on four bun feet with hinged C scroll and knop