1st item: Silver-mounted miniature horn vinaigrette having a repousse thistle cover set with a crystal, opening to a pierced grille, with suspension chain. Unmarked, likely Scottish. 1 5/8 in. W not including chain. 2nd item: Rare silver Porte Crayon set with a vinaigrette end having a pierced gilt grille. One possible small illegible hallmark to interior cover, otherwise […]

William IV gilt sterling silver “Castle Top” vinaigrette of rectangular form, depicting Abbottsford, the home of Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832), in high reserve to one side, and engine turned decoration to reverse, with vacant monogram reserve. Gilt pierced foliate scroll grille; raised foliate borders and sides. Hallmarked for Thomas Shaw, Birmingham, 1833. 1 5/8 in. W. […]

Three (3) English Sterling Silver Vinaigrettes. 1st item: Georgian Vinaigrette modeled as a purse or pocketbook, with gilt wash to the exterior and gilt filigree interior, sterling and George III hallmarks plus another illegible hallmark. 2nd item: Victorian cartouche-form vinaigrette with engraved landscape scene to cover. Hallmarked for Edward Smith, Birmingham, 1845-46. 3rd item: Victorian Album or […]

4 English Sterling Silver Vinaigrettes. 1st item: Vinaigrette modeled as an acorn, with gilt pierced interior cover, illegibly hallmarked to bottom of interior; likely George III. Engraved script monogram to exterior. 2nd item: Agate top vinaigrette with gilt pierced interior cover, single hallmark IR to interior, monogrammed “B Pearson” to exterior side. 3rd item: Rectangular shaped […]

1st item: Exceptionally large Victorian sterling silver sugar caster in the Rococo style with flame finial, repousse spiral ribbed and gadrooned body and pierced flower and C-scroll cover, both pieces marked for Samuel Walton Smith, London, 1889. Monogrammed cartouche (SAK?). 9 3/4 in. H. 2nd item: George II sterling silver pepper caster, plain baluster form body with decorative […]

English George III Sterling Silver Salver or small footed tray, with scallop decorated edge encircling an engraved coat of arms to center, and three pad feet. Hallmarked to underside for London, 1761, and maker’s mark attributed to Ebenezer Coker. 8 in. diameter. 12.12 oz troy. CONDITION: Repair (reattachments) to two feet. Some wear to edges of crest. […]

Pair of English Neoclassical style sterling silver candlesticks, hallmarked JSH for Joseph & Horace Savory, London, England. Urn shaped candle cups with beaded edges and laurel and swag decoration over square fluted and tapering shafts on tiered square bases with swag decoration. Bases are weighted. Interior of candlestick marked with Harp hallmark, numbered 11007, and the lion […]

Three-piece English Victorian sterling silver tea service consisting of a teapot, creamer, and sugar bowl, each piece of oval form having gadrooned rims, ribbed bodies, and a raised plain foot. Teapot fitted with ebonized wood finial and handle. Hallmarks for Thomas Lamborn, Sheffield, and date marks for 1894. Ranging in size from 3 3/4 in. H […]

Twenty-one (21) assembled George I to George III period sterling silver spoons, including: a 1722 George I tablespoon by Richard Scarlett with a Hanoverian mid-rib rat-tail handle and armorial of a boar’s head; a 1724 George I tablespoon by Starling Wilford, with mid-rib double drop handle; a 1729 George II tablespoon by Edward Bennett I with […]