Pair 18th century English sterling sideboard chargers

(2) Pairs 18th c. silver shoe buckles marked with lion passant. (1) pair steel cut, (1) with silver bead edge, possibly Samuel Pemberton.

made in 1797, maker's mark "IS", in a shagreen case. Wear and losses to case. Spectacles: 1 1/16" wide, 4 1/4" long. Weight: .946 OZT. Provenance: Property of a Woodbury, CT Private Collector.

hallmarked: T. Barker, London, 1778 fluted, turned and wafer form column on raised panel and shell base, removable bobeches, 5.5”h; weighted

Nicely decorated, cobalt lined. Marked on the bottom London, dated 1772. Measures approx 3 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 2. Total weight without inserts 204.7 grams.

Pair of 18th century English sterling silver candlesticks. John Robbins, London, 1774. The candlesticks were drilled at the edge of the base and inside stem possibly to accommodate electrical fitting.

A pair of 18th C. English delft chargers having polychrome floral decoration. Each approx. 13-1/4in diameter.

Pair of late 18th century English sterling silver sugar tongs, by Samuel Godbehere & Edgar Wigan silversmiths, London. Hallmarked and stamped. Made circa 1798. Weighs approx. 1.05 ozt (32.8 grams). Sh

A pair of antique mid-18th century English sterling silver candle accessories, a handled candle stand and a pair of wicker scissors. Georgian era. The base of the stand is decorated with an engraved w

18th Century English Sterling Silver Chamberstick Candle Holder Pair Approximately 2 1/16 inches tall.

Very Rare pair of Late 18th Century Neoclassical Sterling Silver Open Salts with Cobalt Glass Liners made by Charles Houghman, London in 1782 - George III. Additional Set available upon request. Reser

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A pair of antique tablespoons made from sterling silver with the maker marks for George Smith III, ca. 1774. The spoons ar

Four English sterling silver salt cellars, the first two George III, maker's marks of one indistinct, the other unknown maker "V.K", both London, 18th century, the second two a Victorian pair, with ma

A pair of antique and vintage sterling silver pieces. First. An antique 18th-century English cup with fine ornamental engraving. Hallmarks on the bottom: crown mark for Sheffield, beaver assay mark, G

An assembled sixteen piece group of English sterling silver condiment warevarious makers18th-20th centuryIncluding a sugar caster and pair of mustard pots, William Comyns & Sons, London, 1930, initial

Three English sterling silver sauce boatsLondonlate 18th-20th centuryOne marked for Hester Bateman, assay marks rubbed, monogram: SAB; the pair Crichton Bros., 1924, monogram: AW.the larger height 4 3

English, 18th C. Seashell decorated, monogrammed, 5"l. Together with two pairs of sterling salts, a sterling caster, and a pair of sterling salt and pepper footed shakers. Appx. 13 t.o. Also including

Cased Assembled Bateman Family Sterling Silver Berry Serving Set 18th/19th century, London, in the traditional "Old English" pattern, including a pair of tablespoons hallmarked 1788-1789 by Hester Bat

English, late 18th-early 19th century. Two sterling berry spoons with gilt bowls and bright cut handles, a pair of tongs and a marrow scoop, all with full marks; longer spoon lg. 8.75 in., total wt. 6

Mid 18th century, Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory (English, founded 1743/45); soft-paste polychrome porcelain with gilt accents; depicting a couple in provincial 18th century dress. Maker's date mark fo

Black basalt square bough pot with Greco-Roman designs molded in relief, ball and claw feet atop a square base. "Turner ER" impressed to base. English, late 18th - early 19th C. H. 17.5 cm (6 7/8 in.)

George III sterling silver salver or footed waiter tray by John Crouch I and Thomas Hannam, London, 1775-1776, hallmarked on underside, with scalloped and beaded rim, three shell and scroll feet, and

English George III Era Round Sterling Silver Salver by Robert Jones I, London 1780, scalloped and beaded edge and set on three shell form feet, with engraved fox head crest and 'RB' monogram, 1" high,

Pair 18th c English Handcolored Horse Engravings on Glass. James Seymour, "Le Mort" circa 1754 and Francis Sartorius "Race Horse", circa 1768. Both 10" x 14" viewed and both frames 14 1/4" x 18 1/2".

Pair 18th C English Oak Chippendale Side Chairs. 38 1/2" H