Queen Anne Silver Punch Bowl with Ladle and Strainer
A Queen Anne Britannia standard silver punch bowl, Mark of Matthew Lofthouse, London 1706, hemispherical with broad concave fluted bands and on gadrooned spreading circular foot, the sides applied with two grotesque mask terminals and drop-ring handles,…
George III Sterling Silver Naval Presentation Punch Bowl
A George III sterling silver circular naval presentation punch bowl by John Emes, London 1803 with stiff leaf rims and bands of grape vines engraved, The Ship 'Juno' of Liverpool, Commanded by Capn. Lutwidge Affleck, of Eighteen Guns 6 Pounders and 44 Men…
Victorian Sterling Silver Putti Comports
An impressive Victorian pair of sterling silver comports by George Fox, London 1862 each designed with an embossed circular pedestal base supporting three playful putti holding aloft a wire work basket and cut glass bowl, 36.5 cm high, 25 cm diameter, 2…
George IV Sterling Silver Fruit Bowls with Coat of Arms
A George IV set of three sterling silver oval fruit bowls elaborately embossed with fruit and flowers and lion mask ring handles, engraved with a contemporary coat of arms and motto by Paul Storr, London 1831, 31 cm long, 21 cm wide, 13.5 cm high, 2920…
George III Sterling Silver Repousse Punch Bowls Set
An impressive set of four sterling silver George III punch bowls with all over repousse floral decoration. Robert Hennell II, London 1813. Weight 3.8kg. Height 16.5 cm. Width 290 Depth 25.5 cm
An exceptional George III provincial sterling silver centerpiece fruit bowl, 1769 Newcastle, with maker's mark for John Langlands I the neoclassical bowl with a pierced body and pedestal foot base with two ram's mask handles, fluted to the base, with…
George III Sterling Silver Covered Canisters, London 1766, Daniel Smith
A fine set of three George III sterling silver covered canisters, 1766 London, with maker's mark for Daniel Smith and Robert Sharpe comprising a pair of tea caddies and a larger sugar bowl, each of bombe form with beaded rims, on scrolled feet with…
George III Sterling Silver Punch Bowl
George III English sterling silver punch bowl of circular form with raised foot base and heavy gadrooned decoration to the centre. Made by Henry Greenway of London, circa 1777, 15 cm high, 27 cm diameter, 1318 grams
Georgian II Sterling Silver Oval Table Bowls Pair
Rare matched pair of Georgian II sterling silver table bowls oval shape with shell and scroll rim and feet, reticulated body with ribbon and swag border, London 1752, maker Philip Goddard, approx 1005 grams
William IV Rococo Silver Centrepiece
Fine William IV sterling silver centrepiece, hallmarked to bowl and underside of foot Sheffield, 1837, Hw&Co (Henry Wilkinson & Co), of lavish rococo styling with all over acanthus leaf decoration in high relief and incised textured detailing, the large…
Georgian Sterling Silver Bread Basket with Floral Motifs and Armorial
A George III sterling silver bread basket, probably John Henry Vere & William Lutwyche, London 1763, a shaped oval basket with a broad wire work rim decorated with trailing applied flowers within a bead edge border, an unusual double ribbon twist handle…
Louis XVI Silver Sugar Bowl by Louis de Roussy Paris
A French Louis XVI period silver sugar bowl by Louis de Roussy Paris 1781 a covered sugar bowl (sucrier) in 950 silver. Neo classical openwork decorated with garlands, roses, laurels, and pearls. It rests on baluster feet with acanthus leaves. The cover…
George III Silver Presentation Bowl with Repousse Garlands
A George III sterling silver footed presentation bowl, Digby Scott & Benjamin Smith I, London, circa 1803 with repousse garlands and monogrammed cartouche restoration to stem of foot, 1320 grs total silver weight, 38.5 cm wide.
George III Silver Rose Bowl with Foliate Decoration
A George III sterling silver rose bowl, maker's mark T.H, London 1797 with chased and embossed foliate decoration 26.5 cm diameter, 1042 grs total weight of silver
George III Irish Silver Basket with Armorial Crest
An impressive George III Irish silver basket. A large decorative basket having, a pie crust edge with embellished shell boarder and applied putti faces. Showing a deep fluted bowl with central armorial crest, piped swinging handle and circular girdled…
George III Sterling Silver Nut Dishes by John Emes
A set of eight George III sterling silver nut dishes 1799 London, with maker's marks for John Emes. The heavy gauge dishes each with a rounded bowl, shallow cavetto and gadroon edged rims, gilt washed to the interior; hallmarked underside. Silver weight…
George I Britannia Silver Sugar Bowl by William Fleming
George I Britannia silver covered sugar bowl, mark of William Fleming, London, c. 1725, monogram 'B T S', on a stepped circular foot, hallmarked, weight 190 cm height 8.5 cm diameter 10 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
George III Silver Soup Bowls with Armorial Engravings
Two George III silver soup bowls of circular shape with a gadroon rim, engraved with armorial & family crest with motto 'Vincit Veritas' and lion holding crown., dated, c1811, London possibly by Naphthali Hart (or Henry Nutting), other plate dated 1813 by…
George II Silver Porringer, London 1736
A large George II silver porringer, the two handled bowl with curved lobes and flutes to the lower body, the foliate framed cartouche unengraved. London 1736 by Samuel Wood. 18 x 11.5 cm
Paul Storr Silver Sugar Bowl, London 1821
A George III silver sugar bowl, Paul Storr, London, 1821, of compressed circular form, gadroon and shell rim, fluted foliate handles, lobing to lower body, on circular foot, 475 gms, 20 cm wide over handles
George III Silver Salt Cellars with Griffon Crests
Set of four George III sterling silver salt cellars, mark of Robert Hennel, London, 1788, each with reeded rim and scroll handles, wide ovoid bowls engraved with griffon crests, hallmarked (4), total weight 325 grams height 7.5 cm
Irish George III Sterling Silver Bowl with Coat of Arms
An Irish George III sterling silver plain circular bowl by Robert Calderwood, Dublin circa 1760, engraved with a contemporary coat of arms and crest, the base with scratch weight 17:7 1/2, 9.5 cm high, 505 grams
Georgian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars by John Hugh Le Sage
An ornate pair of Georgian salt Cellers, manufactured in sterling silver with gadrooned circular base, wreathed central line and folate patterned bowls. By John Hugh Le sage London 1730. Weight: 423.4 grams.(2)
Georgian Sterling Silver Serving Bowl - 20th Century
A Georgian style sterling silver serving bowl, 20th century, 11.5 cm high, 24 cm diameter, 1222 grams
George III Irish Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl, c1780
Rare George III Irish provincial sterling silver sugar bowl circular shape with everted beaded rim, the body with semi spiral fluting, raised on shell and hoof feet, Cork, c1780, maker John Humphrey, 13 cm diameter
George III Silver Footed Bowl by Samuel Hennell, 1811
George III sterling silver twin handle footed bowl, mark of Samuel Hennell, London, 1811, of shaped rectangular form with gadroon and shell rim, monogram to centre, hallmarked, weight 835 grams height 13.5 cm width 45 cm. Provenance: The collection of Dr.…
George III Paul Storr sterling silver bowl, hallmarked London, 1827, PS (Paul Storr), with a flared serpentine rim, engraved with arms of McDonnell and 'Toujours Prest,' raised on a circular foot, total weight 242gm, height 7 cm and diameter 14 cm
George I Bowl by James Goodwin, London 1718
A George I Britannia standard bowl. Maker James Goodwin. London 1718.
Silver Putti Comport Dish with Floral Garland Bowl
Topazio, Porto, 20th century, silver figural comport dish in the form of a putti supporting a bowl embossed with floral garlands, on pedestal base, marked 'Topazio 0.925'. Height 34.7 cm weight 1734 g.
18th Century German Silver Repousse Bowl
A Baroque style silver repousse bowl, probably German, 18th century, the shallow shaped bowl, finely decorated with cherubs and floriate motifs, in repousse. Hallmarked with later English import marks. Provenance: The contents from the Peninsula home of…
George III Silver Pierced Bowl with Unicorn & Hop Swags
A George III silver pierced bowl, bead border, hop swags, the interior with engraved initials and a galloping unicorn, raised on oval foot, London 1775 by William Holmes & Nicholas Dumee. 405gm.
George I and Queen Anne Trencher Salts
A pair of George I and Queen Anne sterling silver and Britannia Trencher salts, pre 1719 and 1723 London, the earlier with rubbed marks, the latter with maker's marks Gi within a quatrefoil, the oval salts of faceted and waisted form, the earlier…
George III Sterling Silver Tea Set, London 1814
George III sterling silver tea set, hallmarked, London, 1814, R.E//E.B, of lobed form, with gadrooned edges and reeded handles on four ball feet, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and creamer, (3)
Georgian Rococo Sterling Silver Bowl, London 1753
George II rococo bowl, in sterling silver. Chased with half fluting and Bacchus decoration marked 1753, London, TB? approx 13 cm dia, 300g
Georgian Silver Twin Handled Bowl with Fluted Decoration
A George III silver twin handled bowl by Andrew Fogelberg and Stephen Gilbert, London, 1783, the sides with a band of eight concave semi circles with ribbed borders and lobed, fluted and engraved decoration to the lower body, flying double scroll handles…
George III Silver Brandy Saucepan, London 1775
A George III silver brandy saucepan, the large bell form bowl on a spreading circular foot, sparrow beak spout, traditional turned wood handle, with silver mount set at a right angle. London 1775 by William Grundy. Weight 221gms. Diameter 9.8 cm
Sterling Silver Chalice and Paten, 1919/1897
A sterling silver chalice and paten, fine example a chalice with clover form base etched with St George cross, the mid section with disk and fluted rim design leading to a tapering bowl. The paten a nice curved shape, chalice hallmarked London 1919, paten…
George III Sterling Silver Tea Set
A George III sterling silver teapot, a covered bowl, creamer and a twin handle bowl, early 19th to early 20th century, various dates and makers, a boat shaped teapot with gadroon and reeded details, rubbed marks, an unusual lidded bowl with a footed lid,…
Floral Silver Baskets with Historical Coin Inlays
Two Edward VII sterling silver oval floral pierced baskets by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1907 & 1911 inset with four silver shillings, two 1745 and two 1758, and a smaller matching bowl inset with four silver 6 pence pieces, 1787, 27 & 16 cm…
George II Scottish Sterling Silver Pedestal Bowl, 1748
An early George II Scottish sterling silver pedestal bowl, Assay master's mark of Hugh Gordon, by James Welsh Edinburgh 1748 225g, 13.8 cm diameter
Fluted Sterling Silver Bowl, George III, 1805
An elegant George III sterling silver fluted bowl, 1805 London, with maker's marks for Peter, Ann & William Bateman. the tapering bowl on a waisted threaded base, with a bright cut key fret border above bordered flutes; hallmarked underside. Silver weight…
Antique Silver Swing Handled Fruit Bowl, Sheffield 1830
William IV hallmarked sterling silver swing handled fruit bowl. Sheffield 1830. Embossed leaf decoration. Marks rubbed. Maker IB/?H. Repair to handle. Diameter 33 cm. Weight 1140g
German silver bowls, Hamburg 1818, 1,400g total weight
A German silver two handled gadrooned bowl and cover, Hamburg, 1818, 21 cm across the handles, and a circular silver bowl, 25 cm diameter, 1,400 grams total weight
Victorian Silver Fluted Bowl with Lion Mask Handles
Victorian Britannia standard silver bowl hallmarked London 1893, maker Lambert & Co (George Lambert), with a fluted body and lion mask and ring handles, later blue plastic liner, 854grams approx, 21 cm diameter, 15 cm high
Georgian Sterling Silver Fruit Bowl, London c.1800
A Georgian sterling silver fruit bowl, c.1800, London marks, decorated with scrolled and pierced borders, with embossed and engraved foliage, diameter 26 cm; weight 396grams
George III Sterling Silver Sugar Bowl with Handles
George III sterling silver twin handled sugar bowl hallmarked, London, 1776, P.D, of lobed baluster form, with gadrooned border, flanked by loop handles on spreading cast foot, total weight 272gm, length 17 cm
George III Silver Brandy Warmer with Timber Handle
A small George III sterling silver brandy warmer, 1788 London, probably, with marks for Charles Chesterman II. the small cauldron styled pot with pouring spout, silver mount and a timber handle, total weight 55gr. Height 4 cm (bowl) length 15 cm,
George I Sterling Silver Bowl, 1721 London
An interesting George I sterling silver bowl 1721 London, with an unregistered maker's mark for John Penford (or Penfold), with a lovely patina, the waisted bowl raised upon a domed pedestal, with an applied thread near the rim, bearing an old repair to…
An early Victorian sterling silver oval bowl, Chawner & Co (George William Adams), London, 1839
Georgian II Sterling Silver Strawberry Dishes with Glass Bowls
Rare matched pair of Georgian II sterling silver strawberry dishes shallow circular, engraved fluted panels to the border and engraved crest, and later applied detachable central stands with faceted cut glass bowls, London 1858, makers Samuel Herbert & Co
George III Silver Footed Bowl, London 1777
George III sterling silver footed bowl, mark of Charles Aldridge & Henry green, London, 1777, of oval form with beaded rim and two handles, hallmarked, approx. Weight 322 grams. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
Georgian Sterling Silver Pedestal Vase
A Georgian sterling silver pedestal vase, 1829 London, with maker's mark for Charles Thomas fox, the urn form ribbed vase with a reeded rim, a fine repousse and chased leaf border embellishment to the bowl and raised upon a scalloped base; hallmarked to…
George III Sterling Silver Swing Handle Bowl, London 1800
George III hallmarked sterling silver swing handle bowl, hallmarked London 1800; maker Hs (Solomon Hougham?). Crest to centre 'Amor Meus Crucifixus.' Dents. Wt. 890g
Georgian Style Sterling Silver Bowl, Edward VII Era
English hallmarked sterling silver Edward VII bowl in the Georgian style, having three stepped edges with a gadrooned border. Sheffield, 1909, maker Fordham & Faulkner. Condition: good, some tarnishing. Diameter 25.5 cm. Weight 526g
Georgian Gilt Bonbon Dish with Engraved Armorial
Georgian bonbon dish an excellent example of this period with gilt bowl, piped edging with engraved border and having engraved armorial. With scalloped sides terminating in a small stem and finely stepped base. By Henry Chawner London. 1791, height 10 cm…
Rare Irish Provincial Silver Bowl by Isaac Solomon, 1826
A rare Irish provincial silver large bowl, by Isaac Solomon of Cork, hallmarked with full Dublin Assay Office marks for 1826.
French Silver Tastevin, Paris 1793, Embossed Ribbed Beaded Bowl
A French silver tastevin with embossed ribbed and beaded bowl, Paris, circa 1793, 9.5 cm wide, 58 grams
Irish Georgian Sterling Silver Bowl, 1826
An Irish Georgian sterling silver bowl with flared rim and relief accanthus leaf compressed baluster body on circular foot. William Nolan, Dublin, 1826. Weight 468g. Width 17 cm
18th Century French Silver Wine Taster
A French 18th century silver wine Taster c. 1760, with a plain beaten silver bowl and attached juxtaposed twisted snake ring handle. Impressed marks. Paris c. 1760. Maker: George Saint Martin. Length 10.3 cm. Weight 74 grams
Irish Sterling Silver Bowl with Embossed Flower Decoration
Irish George III sterling silver bowl Dublin 1790, maker Matthew West, embossed flower and leaf decoration to exterior, tri-footed. Diameter 13 cm height 8 cm weight 178grams
Georgian Silver Fruit Bowl with Swing Handle (1814)
Georgian sterling silver fruit bowl with basket swing handle, later restorations. London circa 1814. (980+ gms)
Georgian Sterling Silver Fluted Bowl with Foliate Decorations
Georgian sterling silver bowl, twin handle fluted design with bright cut foliate decorations, hallmarked Newcastle
George III Silver Gilt Pedestal Bowl, Samuel Taylor, London
A George III silver gilt pedestal bowl, body decorated with anthemion floral garlands, hallmarks struck to the underside of the base. Samuel Taylor, London, 1761. 9.5 cm high, 10.5 cm diameter, 135g.
Georgian Sterling Silver Swing Handle Bowl
Elegeant Georgian sterling silver stemmed bowl with swing handle, London 1791, maker: Henry Chawner, approximate weight 5 oz. troy
William IV Hallmarked Basket Bowl
Large William IV English hallmarked basket form bowl, diameter 28 cm, wt.718.5g hallmarked Londono, c.1835 by Richard Pearce & George Burrows
Art Nouveau Silver Bowl with Inscription, Birmingham 1908
An English Art Nouveau sterling silver bowl with presentation inscription '6th March 1884-1909, to Mr. & Mrs George Clapham on the celebration of their silver wedding, by the staff of the Union bank, Grimsby docks Branch', Made in Birmingham, circa 1908,…
Edwardian Sterling Silver Quatrefoil Table Bowl with Handles
Edwardian VII sterling silver footed table bowl two handled quatrefoil shape, London, 1907, makers, Josiah William & Co.(George Maudsley Jackson and David Landsborough Fullerton)
Scottish Sterling Silver Bowl with Handles, 1819-20
George III Scottish sterling silver circular two handled bowl marked for James McKay, Edinburgh 1819-20, 355 grams and 16 cm diameter
Georgian Silver Coconut Bowls with Cabriole Legs
Two Georgian silver mounted coconut bowls with cabriole legs on pad feet, 18th/19th century, 10.5 cm high
Georgian Sterling Silver Pedestal Rose Bowl, 1832 London
A fine Georgian sterling silver pedestal rose bowl, 1832 London, with no maker's mark, the bowl with wavy spiral gadroons and flutes to the lower body and a counter clockwise similar design below the rim, and raised upon an ogee profile spreading foot,…
Georgian Silver Tablespoons with London Assay Marks
i) A Georgian sterling silver tablespoon by Hester Bateman. London 1777 assay marks, with shell decorated to bowl verso. Length 21 cm. ii) A Georgian sterling silver tablespoon, circa 1790, London assay marks. Length 20.3 cm
Georgian Silver Bowl with Floral Rim
A George III sterling silver circular bowl by George Hindmarsh, London 1786, with partial fluting and later floral embossed rim, 6 cm high, 10 cm diameter, 175 grams
German Prussian Silver Bowl with Fridericus II Coin Inset
A German Prussia, silver (800) double handle bowl inset with a Fridericus II coin, c.1797 Dia11.5 cm Wt 225 grams
Ornate Footed Bowl, Sterling Silver, Chester 1908
Sterling silver ornately pierced footed bowl hallmarked Chester 1908, maker: George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, 395 grams
French Silver Serpent Handle Wine Taster
18th century French silver taste de vine with a hammered bowl and serpent handle. Both marked with Ancien Regime crowned L (likely 1752) markers mark AN, GE, BS?. Engraved to rim. Approx bowl diameter 73 mm, weight 58 grams
Sterling Silver Footed Bowl, Chester c1900
A hallmarked sterling silver footed bowl, Chester c1900 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, height 14 cm Wt 568g)
Georgian Sterling Silver Salts with Gilt Interior
Two Georgian sterling silver salts, Peter, Ann & William Bateman, London, 1804, round bowls with twisted edge, gilt interior, Wt 200 grams
Georgian Silver Mounted Coconut Bowl with Dragooned Base
A Georgian silver mounted coconut bowl with dragooned silver base and shield plaque, 18th/19th century, 12.5 cm high
Georgian Silver Coconut Bowl with Griffin Crest
A Georgian silver mounted coconut bowl with shield plaque and griffin crest, 18th/19th century, 10.5 cm high
George IV Irish Silver Bowl with Family Emblem, 1822
George IV, Irish silver bowl hallmarked Dublin 1822, maker Jacob West. Family emblem at front, 314gms. 18 cm wide, 8 cm high.
London 1907 Sterling Silver Rose Bowl by George Howson
Edwardian sterling silver rose bowl, marks for London 1907 by George Howson. Diameter 17 cm
George III Silver Salt Pair by Abraham Peterson
Pair George III sterling silver salts elliptical stemmed form, with gilded bowls and engraved initial and crest, London c1790-1800, maker Abraham Peterson
1940 George VI Sterling Silver Footed Bowl by Edward Viner
George VI Sterling silver footed bowl hallmarked Sheffield 1940, maker: Edward Viner Ltd, 365 grams
1896 London Sterling Silver Rose Bowl
A sterling silver rose bowl by George Jackson & David Fullerton of London, circa 1896, 18 cm diameter, 410 grams
George VI Silver Fruit Bowl by Walker & Hall
George VI sterling silver fruit bowl by Walker & Hall, footed circular shape with scroll cast rim, Sheffield 1951, 25 cm diameter, approx 432 grams
Antique Sterling Silver Rococo Porringer Bowl
An antique English sterling silver porringer bowl adorned with Rococo cartouches and repousse floral decoration. Made by Elizabeth Jones of London London, circa 1809, 5 cm high, 11 cm diameter, 125 grams
Antique American Sterling Silver Pedestal Bowl
A sterling silver pedestal bowl, late 19th to early 20th century American, with maker's mark for Graff Washington & Dunn, and marks also for Cornelius Wynkoop of New York . Based on an 18th century design, the wide circular bowl of pleasing plain form…
Lunt Sterling Paul Revere Reproduction Serving Bowl
Paul Revere reproduction silver serving bowl, Lunt sterling silver bulbous bowl after Paul Revere 1768 with central engraved armorial on raised footed base 370g
George VI Sterling Silver Quaich and Bowl Set
A George VI sterling silver quaich and a two handled bowl the quaich by William Duncan, Glasgow 1943, the bowl by Barrowclift Silvercraft, Birmingham 1981, 18 cm wide and 11 cm high, 420 grams total weight
George VI Sterling Silver Table Bowl with Shell Handles
George VI sterling silver oval table bowl by Walker & Hall, with scroll cast rim and shell handles, Sheffield 1936, approx 467 grams
George VI Silver Bowl with Reeded Rim, Sheffield 1945
A George VI silver bowl, an everted reeded rim and shaped cavetto, Lee and Wigfull (Henry Wigfull), Sheffield 1945. Diameter 21.5 cm. Weight 325 gm.
Victorian Sterling Silver Boat Bowl with Birds
Victorian sterling silver footed bowl, hallmarked London, 1840, G.F.P(George Frederick Pinnell), originally a cruet stand with timber base, of boat form, embossed with birds in outdoor scenes, raised on four acanthus feet, total weight 353gm (including…
Georgian Kit-Kat Club Bowl with Ranelagh Inscription
Kit-Kat club Georgian silver & copper bowl. Silver rim, foot & central roundel crest, inscribed 'Ranelagh.' a London club started by the Whigs (early name for Labour party) opposing the Tory party. No hallmarks. Diameter 11.5 cm
Edwardian Sterling Silver Sweets Bowl
Edwardian sterling silver pedestal sweets bowl, hallmarked London, 1903, Josiah Williams & Co (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), of shaped boat form with central cartouches surrounded by ground of c-scrolls, acanthus and floral…
Georgian Sterling Silver Bowl with Pierced Border
English hallmarked sterling silver Georgian bowl with pierced border. London, marks rubbed. Length 14.5 cm. Weight 160g
George VI Sterling Silver Bowl, Sheffield 1939, James Dixon & Sons
Good George VI sterling silver bowl hallmarked for Sheffield 1939, makers James Dixon & Sons, pierced decoration to border, height 6 cm; diameter 19.5 cm; weight 254 grams,
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