silver - sauceboats
42 item(s) found:
An Edwardian sterling silver sauce boat, with two handles and double ended pourer matching saucer. Chester 1909. Height 8.5 cm. Width 18.5 cm
A good George III silver sauce boat with shaped rim, flying double scroll loop handle, raised on three hoof feet. London 1770 by Samuel Meriton II.
Georgian small sauce boat, maker's mark rubbed, bearing marks for London 1809, 30grs
Hallmarked sterling silver sauce boat on three paw feet with gadrooned border, Birmingham, 1936. Height 8.5 cm. (weight - 205 grams)
Hallmarked sterling silver pair of sauce boats Birmingham, 1930, J B Chatterley & Sonss Ltd. Height 10 cm. (weight -375g)
Hallmarked sterling silver sauce boat Birmingham, 1926, maker Mappin & Webb
A sterling silver neo-classical style sauce boat, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1922. Height 9.5 cm. Width 15.5 cm. Diameter 8 cm
A pair of Omar Ramsden Arts & Crafts sterling silver sauce boats, maker's mark Omar Ramsden, London circa 1931/1933,…
A George II silver sauce boat, London 1746
Good hallmarked sterling silver Georgian style sauce boat, London, C1839, maker Cf
Pair of German silver sauce boats on oval stands, circa 1900. Width 19 cm
A silver sauce boat with ivory handle, Calcutta marks 925 grade 22 cm long
A pair of silver sauce boats, London 1936 maker RC, 16 cm overall
Pair of Georgian style silver sauce boats, Sheffield
George III sterling silver sauce boat, maker William Cox. London 1771, the body of globular bulbous form, with short spout and acanthus capped scroll handle, finished with a gadrooned border to rim, supported on three feet with hock embellished shoulders
George III style sauce boat heavily embossed with flowers and applied dogs heads. London, c1810. Maker: mark Rubbel. Weight 395gms
Hallmarked sterling silver pair of sauce boats on cloven feet, Sheffield, 1942, maker HW. Weight 325grams
Pair of sterling silver sauce boats, Asprey & Co. 934 (around 923 grams)
Pair of George V sterling silver sauce boats bone handles. Sheffield 1935
A pair of George III silver sauce-boats, by John Parker & Edward Wakelin, London 1761, each on floral pad feet, with gadrooned and shell rim, feather capped loop handle, engraved coronet and crest,…
A sterling silver sauce boat, plain with a shaped rim, standing on three hoof feet and with an acanthus capped scroll handle. Birmingham 1903. Width 16.5 cm. Height 8.5 cm
Sterling silver sauce boat hallmarked Birmingham 1928
A pair of George II silver sauce boats, Edward Feline, London, 1741, each with a leaf capped double scroll handle, the sides of one engraved with two armorials, the other with a Crown over griffin, raised on lion paw feet with lion mask head surmounts,…
A pair of George III silver-gilt Egyptian revival sauce-boats, by Daniel Smith & Robert Sharp, London 1806, each raised on round foot rising to fluting to the lower body and a band of stylised Greek key decoration between beading,…
A Victorian silver sauce boat, John Samuel Hunt, London 1848, engraved with a crest and coronet, the scroll feet with acanthus leaf surmount, ribbed border, scrolling leaf capped handle; stamped Hunt and Roskell late Storr, Mortimer and Hunt; 453gms.…
Geo III provincial silver sauce boat of oval form with wavey edge border, flying scroll handle, raised on three shell capped hoof feet. Newcastle 1782, maker John Langlands I & John Robertson I, weight 4ozs troy.
A George II silver sauceboat, by William Cripps London 1748, Crested with a Bishops mitre. Width 21 cm together with a sauce spoon. London 1805 by William Eley and William Fern
A pair of George II sterling silver sauce boats maker's mark Peter Archambo I London 1731, each with a serpentine rim and scroll handle raised on an oval foot 876 grs. Total weight of silver. Height 9.5 cm
A Regency silver sauce tureen and cover, Paul Storr, London 1813. Width 24 cm, 538gms total weight. Provenance: Sotheby's Melbourne, 24 June, 1986
A pair of George III sauce tureens and covers, William fountain, London 1805, 2380gms total weight
A set of three William IV silver sauce boats, maker Paul Storr, Storr and Mortimer, London 1831. Length 19 cm . Height 11 cm, 1096gms total weight. Provenance: Sold by Sotheby's New York, 6 April, 1999
A George II silver sauce boat, London 1748, 21.5 cm long. Height 12 cm, 434gms total weight
A George II silver sauce boat, Samuel Taylor, London 1754, the fluted bowl with rocaille rims and gadroon borders, leaf capped scroll handle on a stylised shell base. Length 25 cm, 550gms total weight
Pair of George V Birmingham 1914 silver sauce boats each with gadrooned border on paw feet
Pair of George III silver sauce Tureens, London Makers mark I.R
A sterling silver sauce boat. London 1825. Rubbed makers' marks. Substantial bulbous body with waved rim, leaf-capped flying scroll handle and supported on three splayed shell feet. Height 12 cm. Width 23 cm weight:402 gr.
Magnificent pair of antique Georgian sterling sauce tureens by Daniel Pontifex, London 1801/2 together with a pair of sauce ladles Edinburgh 1806
Rare Irish sterling silver Georgian sauce boat with a beaded edge, scroll handle and hoof feet. Dublin 1763, maker Mathew West
Sterling silver ivory handled sauce boat, on three legs by . . Chunder . . Calcutta stamped 925. Height 6 x 20 cm