Robert Gerard - Pair of English Silver Gravy Boats

Marked on the side Birmingham, Lion Passant, date letter N (1937) and maker BB SLd (Barker Brothers Ltd). Weigh 3.4 troy ounces. Leather presentation box.

Matched Pair of English Sterling Silver Footed Sauce / Gravy Boats. Made by Barker, Ellis Silver in Birmingham. Scalloped rims. Each 7"x4"x3 1/4". Weight combined approximately 330 grams.PROVENANCE: A

Flatware. Includes 2 pair of monogrammed floral Moderne sterling footed shakers; an English silver gravy boat - Birmingham city stamps, maker's mark of Charles S Green & Co, date letter of 1914; a ste

Includes a pair of P.H. Locklin sterling shakers; an English silver ladle; an English silver gravy boat, a later marriage of parts - base with London, partial maker's mark most probably representing D

With scroll borders, #3205, and a pair of English silver small footed compotes, hallmarked Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, London, total weight approx. 17 T.O. Underplate 8-1/4"l

Pair of 1906 English sterling silver sauce boats. Fully hallmarked Barker Brothers, Chester, 1906. Sauce or gravy boats are raised on three-pad feet with scrolled handle. No monogram. Good condition.

A pair of hallmarked English sterling silver sauce boats. With hallmarks: Sheffield, E. Viners, late 19th Century. Dimensions: Each: H 3" x W 7" x D 3.75" Weight: 9.6 ozt Condition: Presenting nicely,

George III English Silver (925) Cruet Stand, London, 1813 Maker's Marks, IE EE for, John and Edward Edwards, Weighing 20 ozt. (620 gm) Together with six bottles. Pair French Silver (925) Gravy-Boats,

Dresser 5.5 inch sterling bowl, English sterling cream and sugar set, pair weighted sterling candlesticks, weighted sterling footed compote, silver plate gravy boat

Fine pair of English salt glaze gravy or sauce boats circa 1780. One molded after a silver pattern and one with a barley pattern. Dimensions are: Largest, 7" long X 3 1/2" tall. All measurements are

2 pairs sterling silver creamer and sugar bowl sets. All English Approx. 23.3 ozt.

Gravy boat by Nayler Bros. Ladle not marked. 7 ozt.

English Silver Gravy Boat, three footed, height 3 1/2 inches, 6.7 t. oz, Provenance: Julius H Jacobson II a Fifth Avenue Estate.

Includes a cylindrical English silver nutmeg grater - London, maker's mark of Charles Rawlings and William Summers, date letter of 1861; an English silver gravy boat with hoof feet - London, maker's m

(lot of 2) English sterling silver gravy boats, with acanthus scroll handle, scalloped rim, three curved legs with shell joins, ending in hoof feet, including: (1) George III gravy boat, W F & I K, c.

Rare 18th Century English Sterling Silver Gravy Boat. Hallmarked but Partially Rubbed. Condition: Generally Good, Minor Dents. Dimensions: Handle to Spout L: 7" x W: 4" x H: 4.25". Weight: 6.67ozt., 2

Antique English Sterling Silver Gravy Boat. Late 18thc.- Early 19thc. Fully Hallmarked and Makers Marked of PB and AB. 340.2g./10.93 oztCondition: Excellent Conditions, without any Repairs.Dimensions:

BARKER BROTHERS ENGLISH STERLING SILVER GRAVY BOAT English solid sterling silver gravy boat by Barker Brothers of Chester, c. 1920. Clamshell footed accents, hallmarked on side. Weight: 402.1 grams Si

Unusual Antique English Sterling Silver Gravy Boat. Fully Hallmarked and Makers Mark of T, B, & S. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Handle to Spout- 6", H- 6". Weight: 10.21 ozt / 317.6 g. Provenance

This lot features a lovely 19th century antique English sterling silver gravy boat with handle. Hallmarks on the edge of rim, R7B, with a crown, lion and a large "Z". Total approximate weight in sterl

Mappin & Webb, London, small sterling silver gravy boat, marked "Mappin & Webb, London" underside, maker's mark on top rim. 3.25" H x 6.25" L . Approx: 6.01 ozt.

English silver gravy or sauce boat with scrolling handle and shell motif feet, marked to base. 7.5 oz. [4" H x 6" W x 3 1/4" D].

Beautiful antique gravy boat in sterling silver. This British sterling piece was made by George Hape, dated 1899. Has clear hallmarks on the back near the handle making it Sheffield from 1899. Measure

With ladle, mounted in a fitted box.