James Robinson Sterling Silver Tray

Square with lobed corners and raised on ogee feet, hallmarked for London, 1971 and the maker James Robinson. Dimensions:14" x 14", the height is 1 1/2". The approximate weight is 58 troy ounces. Prove

English Birmingham sterling silver salver/footed tray, mid 20th century. Retailed by James Robinson, NY. [2 x 14 1/2 inches].

JAMES ROBINSON STERLING SILVER FLATWARE handmade sterling silver flatware set consists of 80 pieces: spoons, 4 types of forks and 3 types of knifes, 10 of each respectively; each piece is engraved wit

Made in England for James Robinson in the Early 18th C taste. A reproduction of the Babel Sleath service of 1725. Comprising a skittle ball teapot, a straight side tapering coffee pot, a waste bowl, a

Pair of elegant James Robinson Inc. Georgian style candlesticks. Crafted of solid English sterling silver with ornate molded bases, stems and elongated lobes. Marked with English hallmarks, James Robi

London, 1969 Estate / Collection: Estate of Patrick Horrigan Each salt of molded square form, with canted corners. Height of caster 4 inches; Together with a Pair of Tiffany & Co. Pepper Casters a

Original boxed pair of George V style sterling silver picture frames set of 2. Hallmarked H. Matthews, Birmingham England Approx 7" h x 5"w each

James Robinson Sterling Silver Lighthouse Teapot, along with original bill of sale from 1968, 26.8 t.oz. height 9 3/4 inches

Together with a sterling creamer with under plate, a weighted sterling compote, and a sterling footed bowl. Used condition, wear, worn. Apx. 8 t.o.

James Robinson London sterling silver 'Fiddle Thread' open sugar bowl. Hallmarked with date code for 1967. Approx. height 1.75 in., weight 2.99 troy ounces.

Designed as a tapered beaker, the bottom impressed "James Robinson Inc., Sterling" replete with velvet bag and display box; 5.9ozt h. 3-1/2 dia. 3-1/4 in.

James Robinson sterling silver part dinner service in the "Onslow" pattern, 44 pcs. total, each struck with marks for C W Fletcher & Son Ltd., London, most with date marks for 1951, each also struck "

James Robinson English Sterling Silver Set of 18 Fish Forks. Having hallmarks for London, England. Each measures 7 inches in length.

James Robinson English Sterling Silver Set of 18 Fish Knives. Hallmarks for London, England. Each measures 8 inches in length.

James Robinson English Sterling Silver Set of 18 Knives. Hallmarks for London, England. Each measures 9.25 inches in length.

Pair James Dixon & Sons Ltd Sheffield sterling silver pierced tray plates, 1909. Pierced foliate scroll designs around the rim. James Dixon & Sons Sheffield sterling silver marks to the underside. Wei

Rare James Dixon & Sons antique, 19th century, English sterling silver handled service tray. Beautifully designed with ornate repousse leaf design border & handles with incised scrolled design to the

James Robinson 80 Piece Fiddle, Thread and Shell Pattern Sterling Silver Flatware Service, London, circa 1966-1968, comprising: 12 dinner knives with straight blade, length 9.5 in. 12 luncheon knives

James Robinson, New York, Hand Made Sterling Silver Georgian Style Creamer, stamped "Hand Made Janes Robinson, New York, Sterling" Height 4.25 in. Length 6.75 in. Width 3.5 in. Weight 8.4 Troy Ounces

Stylish, Vintage 4 Piece Sterling Silver Tea Set by James Robinson Inc. of New York, Made in England. This elegant store established in 1912 selling antiques, jewelry and silver and still located on P

Sterling Silver Trophy plate by James Robinson inscribed "New York Racing Association Belmont Park 1973 won by Bohemia Stable's Kings Bishop, The Fall Highweight" weighs 21.9 ounces 11 1/8"D

An English sterling silver rectangular tray. Hallmarked for Henry Williamson, Ltd., Birmingham, England, 1927. Scalloped edges and canted corners. Measures 11.75" x 8". Weighs 10.25 troy oz.

An American Arts & Crafts handwrought sterling silver tray by Lebolt & Co, Chicago, IL. Stamped with the maker's cipher, Lebolt and Hand Beaten. Measures 8" diameter. Weighs 219.8 grams.

Sterling Silver Service for 8. "Queen Anne" pattern by James Robinson, bearing hallmarks for London, 1994. 8 each, tea,dessert and soup spoons; lunch and dinner knives, lunch, salad and dinner 3 tine