A Birmingham hallmarked steling silver twin handled open sugar bowl, width 18.5 cm and creamer, height 10 cm, c1911 Wt 329g
A sterling silver creamer, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1899, and a Continental silver vase, possibly 18th century, the pedestal creamer with an embossed tulip motif, hallmarked to lip, and; an embossed vase with lug handles, with Continental .800…
A Georgian sterling silver helmet cream jug, a sterling silver toast rack, plus four sterling silver dishes, 19th/20th century, (6 items), 14 cm high, 480 grams total
An antique English sterling silver helmet cream jug, made in Birmingham, circa 1898, 14.5 cm high, 84 grams
A 19th century Russian 875 standard silver cream jug, rectangular form, the base embossed with the head of Athena within a wreath, a band of flower baskets of flowers around the top, the interior with original gilding, large looping ivory handle. Russian…
Unusual Victorian sterling silver creamer, hallmarked Sheffield, 1857, Hw//&Co (Henry Wilkinson & Co), of squat globular form with waisted neck, decorated with embossed scene foliage, flowers and fruit to neck, above foliage motif to bottom of the handle,…
A Scottish silver sugar bowl and cream jug, the exterior profusely embossed with baskets of fruit, flowers and scrolls, original gilding to interior, scrolling handles, on round spreading foot. Edinburgh 1872 by MacKay Cunningham & Co. 680gm. Height 130 &…
Sterling silver creamer, George III embossed floral design creamer, hallmarked London 1764, height 9 cm
A pair of William IV sterling silver cream jugs by Paul Storr, 1837 London, with maker's mark for Paul Storr the pair of shaped-circular bellied form, heavy gauge, with reeded rim and leaf-capped reeded scroll handle, the four scroll feet with leaf…
An early Victorian sterling silver creamer with shell detail, Walter & John Barnard, London, 1888, engraved eagle crest, Wt 169 grams height 6.5 cm
A George III silver cream jug, of helmet form with beaded rim, reeded looped handle, the circular foot also beaded, on square base, Charles Cheterman II, London 1786. Height 16 cm. Weight 114.1 gm.
Edward VII sterling silver bon bon bowl, boat shaped with reticulated leaf & berry design, London 1902, together with a sterling silver double lipped two handled cream jug and another smaller sterling silver cream jug, approx 275 grams
Edward VII sterling silver cream jug, baluster shape, waved rim, acanthus top scroll handle on shell topped legs with ball and claw feet, approx 192 grams
George III sterling silver cream jug by the Barnard family, neo-classical design, with fluted handle and rim, engraved bright cut band and laurel leaf cartouche with initials, London 1803, approx 110 grams
Victorian sterling silver cream jug, baluster shape with rococco scroll rim, acanthus top handle on shell top scroll legs, Birmingham 1896, approx 132 grams
George V sterling silver cream jug, footed baluster shape, acanthus top scroll handle, engraved initials and dates to front, Chester 1915, approx 128 grams
George V sterling silver cream jug, footed baluster shape, Birmingham 1922, together with a sterling silver mustard pot & spoon and a s/p miniature Guernsey milk can, approx 121 grams
George III sterling silver helmet creamer, marks rubbed, with beaded border, above a body embossed with flowers, scrolls and cartouches, with reeded loop handle on square foot, a/f, total weight 90gm, height 15 cm
George III sterling silver cream jug, London hallmarks, ornate handle
George III sterling silver cream jug with rubbed London hallmarks, on four ball feet, decorated with an in relief handle, approximate total weight 120 grams
1872 Victorian Sterling Silver Cream Jug by Alexander Macrae
Victorian sterling silver cream jug London 1872, maker Alexander Macrae, reeded decoration to base, embossed decoration to top, height 9 cm, weight 190grams approx.
George III sterling silver cream jug, 1775 London, Ann Smith
A George III sterling silver cream jug, 1775 London, with maker's mark for Ann Smith & Nathaniel Appleton the creamer of helmet form with a crimped rim and double scroll handle, raised on circular pedestal foot with a crimped edge, marked under the rim.…
Two Georgian antique English sterling silver cream jugs, 18th/19th century, 11 cm and 9.5 cm high, 150 grams total.
George IV sterling silver sugar bowl and creamer, hallmarked London, 1820/1821, Iet (J E Terrey & Co (John Edward Terry)), embossed with c-scroll cartouches engraved with 'W', surrounded by Chinoiserie and floral motifs, with scroll handle and cast floral…
Channel Islands silver cream jug with floral decoration by John Damer of jersey, mid 19th century, 13 cm high, 122 grams
A sterling silver tri-footed creamer, Walker & Hall, Birmingham. Wt 120 grams
Mid C. sterling silver creamer with Canada silver marks. Circa Ontario 1950s. Approx weight 120 grams
Georg Jensen sterling silver creamer, Danish sterling silver jug of bulbous form with planished surface decoration, width 132grams
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