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A George III silver tankard, with hinged domed lid, pierced thumbpiece and scroll handle with
A George III silver tankard, with hinged domed lid, pierced thumbpiece and scroll handle with heart shaped terminal, later embossed with flowers a...
A George III silver swing handled sugar basket, with beaded border and handle, and bright-cut
A George III silver swing handled sugar basket, with beaded border and handle, and bright-cut foliate swag decoration, on oval pedestal foot by Ro...
A George III silver wine funnel, with reeded borders and lobed decoration by William Bateman I,
A George III silver wine funnel, with reeded borders and lobed decoration by William Bateman I, London 1818, 13.5cm high, 3.5ozThere is a small so...
A George IV silver cream jug, engraved with a band of stiff leaves on a chequered ground by Thomas
A George IV silver cream jug, engraved with a band of stiff leaves on a chequered ground by Thomas Wheatley, Newcastle circa 1825, 12cm high, anot...
A pair of William IV silver fiddle and thread pattern gravy spoons, by William Bateman I, London
A pair of William IV silver fiddle and thread pattern gravy spoons, by William Bateman I, London 1836, an 18th century old English pattern gravy s...
A George III silver milk jug, with bright-cut decoration by Peter & William Bateman, London 1809,
A George III silver milk jug, with bright-cut decoration by Peter & William Bateman, London 1809, 8.5cm high, and other silver comprising a twin h...
A pair of early Victorian silver fiddle pattern table spoons, by John Stone, Exeter 1849, a set of
A pair of early Victorian silver fiddle pattern table spoons, by John Stone, Exeter 1849, a set of twelve George III silver old English pattern te...
A pair of George III silver old English pattern tablespoons, by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London
A pair of George III silver old English pattern tablespoons, by Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London 1804, and a quantity of Georgian and later fl...
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