Victorian Sterling Silver Salt Cellars with Cobalt Glass Liners
A set of four early Victorian sterling silver salt cellars, Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield, 1836, goblet shaped, the bodies and feet of interlaced stylised foliage and stem design, the bodies pierced, with cobalt glass liners, each 7 cm high, 367g in…
Victorian sterling silver goblet, hallmarked London, 1890, of tapering form, incised with central roundel surrounded by a flower and foliate pattern, total weight 173gm, height 19 cm
Charles I sterling silver goblet, hallmarked London, 1634, makers mark rubbed, with later inscription reading 'Presented to//Richard Hubbard//under 20 years of age//as the best of the Ploughers//amongst the farmers Sons//By The//Marshland Agricultural…
George III sterling silver goblet, hallmarked London, 1805, R.H//S.H (Robert Hennell I & Samuel Hennell), of slightly flared form, decorated with diamond shaped crest, above a reeded waist and lobed bowl, raised on a tapered circular foot with gadrooned…
George V sterling silver goblet, hallmarked Birmingham, 1913, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, with plain tapered bowl, set above a knopped stem and circular foot, with gilt interior, total weight 240gm, height 22 cm
An antique sterling silver goblet with repousse maritime decoration, made in London, circa 1861, stamped on the base 'Brush and Macdonnell, Sydney', 13 cm high, 176 grams
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