silver - waiters
17 item(s) found:
An Edward VII silver waiter Birmingham 1908, with C scroll border armorial crest on three feet. Diameter 20 cm.
Hallmarked sterling silver waiter London, 1893, maker C.S H. Diameter 17 cm. Weight 235 grams)
Hallmarked sterling silver waiter London, 1750, William Peaston. Diameter 17 cm. (weight - 235g)
Edward VIII sterling silver waiter on three feet. Maker H.H. PLante. London 1936
An Edward VIII silver waiter. Maker Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd London 1936. Of circular form with gadrooned border on three feet. Diameter 15 cm
A circular sterling silver waiter, with pierced and raised scroll decoration, the centre with punched and bright cut borders. Hallmarked Birmingham 1903. Maker W & D. Width 20 cm
A Victorian silver pie crust edged waiter, London 1859, with serpentine rim and shell moulding, engraved floral design to the centre along with a crest and monogram, maker Edward and John Barnard. Diameter 23 cm
An English sterling silver waiter, London 1932, 27 cm across, 23 ozs. Troy
An Irish silver waiter, marks indistinct 23 cm diameter 15oz troy
A Victorian silver card tray/waiter, London 1855 maker EKR. 18 cm diameter
A Georgian silver waiter, London 1761 by Ebernezer Coker
A sterling silver floral embossed and chaise decorated waiter tray, Birmingham 1900, 20 cmD
A George III silver waiter, John Robertson I, Newcastle, 1800, the centre engraved with vacant cartouche and a foliate border, upturned ribbed rim, raised on three feet, 173gms. Width 14.2 cm. Provenance: the collection of the late Charles Lloyd Jones
Antique early George II sterling waiter by Edward Curnock, London 1732
A rare pair of George II period crested silver waiters with shaped borders and pad feet. Diameters 160, London 1754, maker William Peaston. Some wear.
A pair of Irish silver waiters, Dublin, circa 1745, each circular with a shaped scroll 'Chippendale' border, contemporary armorial engraved to centre and raised on three hoof feet, 434gms total weight. Diameter 14.5 cm