London Sterling Bowl 1899; Silver 18th C Basket

London Georgian Baroque Style Sterling Ovoid Scalloped Bowl on 4 feet with 2 handles, the side with Sterling Lion, London Lion Head and mark for 1899, the maker's mark rubbed (possibly Charles Stuart

Sterling Silver 18th Century Sugar Basket London 1786 Hester Bateman. A very collectable Geo III sugar basket made by the renowned lady silversmith Hester Bateman. The body of the basket is elegantly

Two 18th Century Silver Serving Ladlesthe first a George II silver toddy ladle, mark of John Pollock, London, 1742, shaped sterling bowl with spout sides, scrolled neck, period turned wood handle, no

George II, medallions of maidens, elaborate pirced openwork, footed, 13" X 13 1/2" X 5" plus swing handle, hallmarks of London, circa 1746, makers Edward Aldridge and John Stamper, 1596 grams.

Dated 1797, London and crafted by Samuel Godbehere and Edward Wigan. Hinged handle with chased decoration and monogram with reticulated decoration to both the basket and the base. 22ozt and 4.25"h x 1

Antique 18th C. English George III Sterling Silver Bowl. Date letter for 1772, hallmarked for London, England for maker. Measures 3.5 x 6.75 inches. Weighs approximately 10 standard ounces.

English Victorian sterling silver openwork basket, c. 1899, London, repousse and pierce decorated sterling basket with scalloped floral rim, raised on conforming reverse-tapered base, fully hallmarked

Charles Aldridge & Henry Green, London, second half-18th century, 7 1/2 in. H. over handle,

A 19th C English sterling silver footed bowl with hinged handle, the bowl with foliate decoration, raised on four feet. Hallmarked to body: London, 1874, maker's mark rubbed. Dia. of bowl: 16.7 cm (6

An 18th century Georgian English sterling silver gravy / straining spoon. Hallmarks for Samuel Godbehere, London, 1785. Vertically attached strainer to bowl. Etched armorial crest to handle. Measures

18th C George II English silver basket, London, 1791, H. Chawner, reticulated and etched edge with shield at bowl center, reeded swing handle, 14-5/8" L, 11" H

Late 18th c. Sterling Silver Toddy Ladle, with baleen handle, by Peter & Ann Bateman, London, 1795 hallmarks, 14 3/4" long, 3" wide, 1.31 ozt tw. Minor bowl dents, handle surface wear.

Antique 18th Century Georgian Period English Punch Ladle by Hugh Beard. Crafted of Sterling Silver. Classic form with Shell Shaped Bowl. Bears HB London Hallmarks for 1781. Measures 14" x 4 1/8" Weigh

Group of (5) 18th century English sterling silver, to include: Queen Anne/George I salt cellar, Thomas Ash, London, 1714, of octagonal form with flared bottom, having interior with oval bowl and side

American / English, 20th century A group of two Sterling table top items including reticulated paw foot bowl and scroll work basket Marked on side London, c.1912 PHA (Philip Hanson Abbot makers mark)

A Victorian sterling silver four-piece tea service, London 1891/98 by Wakley and Wheeler In the 18th century Irish manner, comprising a teapot (1898), a bachelor teapot (1891), a sugar bowl (1891) and

LATE 19TH C. ENGLISH STERLING TEAPOT Sterling silver teapot, with hinged claw and ball foot serving stand, and lidded loose leaf serving bowl, London, city mark, 1899 date letter, Holland, Aldwinckle

Silversmith Henry Chawney Weight- 15.5 troy ozs. Height- 3 5/8" Shipping U.S. $25 plus insurance

Three 18th C London Sterling Silver Casters; one being Hester Bateman 1780, one being Thomas Daniel 1774, one being attributed to William and John Deane; three together weighing 8.5 ozt; attributed ca

18th C London Sterling Silver Creamer 1794; attributed to Susanna Barker; maker's mark unclear; measuring 6" H; weighing 120 grams (3.85809 ozt);

Michael Homer, Ireland, Sterling Silver Bowl. Late 18th century. With coat of arms. 17 ozt. Dia. 9 1/2".

18th C London Sterling Silver Creamer Duncan Urquhart & Napthali Hart; weighing 105 grams (3.37583 ozt); measuring 4.5" H x 4" W x 2.5" D

18th C Sterling Silver London Teapot date marked 1770-71; finely decorated with armorial crest, pineapple finial, marked on lid as well as bottom; attributed to John Sanders, script identical with sli

Jas. Bankson, London, 18th century. Sterling Silver pair case pocket watch with swing out movement. Key wind, chain driven fusee movement with engraved back plate, porcelain dial with "Norton, London"