silver - tureens
10 item(s) found:
Benjamin Smith II, pair of sauce tureens, hemispherical form on pedestal foot with band of gadrooning and rising to gadroon flange with the plain body having two engraved crests and applied rim with band of foliate, reed and tie above shallow panelling,…
Victorian soup tureen and cover with detachable handle and beaded edge on four scrolled feet. Maker. Wd. Height 28 cm. Length 36 cm
Hallmarked sterling silver pair of lidded sauce tureens navette shaped with double handles and engraved garter 'Vincent Veritas' London, 1807 by John Emes. Weight 1kg
A sterling silver tureen and cover, circa 1932, Sheffield, Henry Wilkinson, the cushioned rectangular form with crimped edges and with detachable handle. Stamped to side. Total weight 1473gr.
A George III caviar tureen London 1813, 55 x 39.5 cm Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard. Width 18.5 cm 1478, gms weight
Antique Georgian sterling lidded bat shape twin handled tureen London 1803
A set of four George III silver sauce tureens and covers, by Paul Storr, London 1801, of oval form and raised on oval pedestal base with gadroon border, applied with leaf-capped ring handles, the pull-Off domed cover with thread loop handle,…
A George III silver soup tureen and cover, Wakelin and Garrard, London, 1792, in the Adam style, the oval body and cover engraved with a coat-of-arms flanked by loop handles, gadroon borders and rim, the cover surmounted by an urn finial; 2172gms.…
A sterling silver, two handled sauce tureen with removable liner, the top handle moulded as two snakes. London, 1818, by Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard weight: 859gm
Haseler & Restall Georgian style lidded sterling silver soup tureen, Birmingham 1948 modelled with a single loop handle, leading to a waisted body and deep bowl, flanked by twin shaped handles,…