Jewellery, Watches & Silver

A William IV cased presentation goblet The Barnards, London 1836, of baluster form, gilt interior, an engraved monogram possibly GT surmounts the ...

A William IV seven bar toast rack London 1834, of rounded rectangular outline with a gadrooned border, the central oval ring handle with decorativ...

A William IV presentation snuff box, Masonic Interest Edward Edwards, London 1834, of rectangular form, plain moulded border, engraved inscription...

A George IV teapot Edward Farrell, London 1827, of pear shape, the hinged lid with a finial of a Chinese man amid a landscape, the body with allov...

A George IIII snuff box probably Thomas Shaw, Birmingham 1826, engine turned hinged top and base, ribbed sides, cast thumb piece, gilt interior; t...

A George III small saffron pot IP London, 1817, of squat form, all-over C scroll and floral decoration, pull off lid with bud finial, leaf clasped...

A pair of George III entrée dishes the lids and bases marked John Houle, London 1811, of rounded rectangular form, gadrooned borders, engraved coa...

A George III cup and cover John Emes, London 1806, of twin handled vase form, the pointed cover with acorn finial, the body with two tall reeded s...

A George III swing handled basket John Edwards III, London 1798, of oval undulating form, pierced borders of wave design, oval pierced foliate mot...

A pair of small George III twin handled trays probably william Stroud, London 1798, each of oval form, threaded border and handles, armorials and ...

An 18th century Irish Warwick cruet Hibernian and duty mark only for Dublin, of traditional form with gadrooned details, oval cartouche with crest...

A George III tea caddy double struck possibly GC, London 1787, of traditional oval form, bright cut engraved floral borders, the body with a vacan...

A George III lidded tankard William Caldecotte, London 1780, the body of slight baluster form with moulded girdle, on stepped spreading foot, with...

A late 18th century Irish sauce boat JL, circa 1770, possibly John Laughlin, Junior, John Lloyd, Senior or John Locker, Dublin , of squat bulbous ...

A George III coffee pot Charles Wright, London 1769, of baluster form, crest to either side of body, the curved spout with leaf clasped detail, S ...

A George II pint mug Thomas Whipham, London 1746, of plain baluster form, leaf clasped scroll handle, engraved armorial to front, stepped base, en...

A George II coffee pot Peter Taylor, London 1742, of tapered form, armorial to one side of body, the C scroll handle terminating in a scrolling bu...

A late 17th century trefid spoon Maker's mark TA, London circa 1690, of typical form, with initials R / R H*E with moulded rat tail to bowl (Dimen...