Sterling silver Georgian teapot by Alice and Geroge Burrows, London circa 1811, boat shaped with double crests and claw feet with wooden finnial and handle 6-1/2" tall and 11-1/2" from spout to handle
$1595.00
Sterling silver Georgian 18th century asparagus tongs with a simplistic and functional design for picking up and serving asparagus, measuring 9-3/4" long, London, circa 1799,
by Joseph Barnard
$695.00
George II sterling salver with scalloped shell border and three hoofed feet with a crest that includes a cross and five plumes, circa 1743, by John Robinson measuring 6-5/8" in diameter and 1-1/4" tall
$1395.00
Georgian sterling sugar basket was crafted by Robert and Samuel Hennell of London, circa 1818, and measures 7” long, and 3-3/4” high to the handle joint with an additional 4” in length with the handle upright
$1375.00
18th century Georgian sterling three footed creamer with nice repousse work and pleasant shape, London, circa 1764 by David Mowden, measuring 4” tall and 3-5/8” across from spout to end of handle
$350.00
Sterling silver Georgian tea service (3 pieces) with teapot, circa 1815, 6"H X 11-1/2" L) with sugar (4" H X 9"H) and creamer (4"H X 6-1/2"L) circa 1813 by J. W. Story & W. Elliott. London, with gadoon, shell motif and ball feet
$2250.00
Sterling silver serving ladle made by William Eley, 1831, London, measuring 13-1/4" with a classic design with a very heavy gauge and shell motif fiddle and thread
$850.00
18th century sterling wine funnel with three components that include the ring insert for placing the straining gauze, by the Peter & Ann Bateman , circa 1795, London, 5” X 3-1/8”
$795.00
Early 19th century sterling fish slice with fiddle handle by William Knigt II & Samuel Knight, circa 1811, London and measuring 12" long with nice piercing work on the blad
$360.00
Pair of 18th century sterling castors with beading and roping motifs by Hester Bateman, circa 1788, London, with finials in the shape of acorns and roping and motif borders,
5-1/4" tall with 2-1/4" base diameter
$1350.00
Sterling silver Georgian coral baby teether and rattle, circa 1815, possibly by Charles Rawlings of London, measuring 6-7/8' " long and with coral branch teether 1-3/4 with whistle and all bells intact attached to dragons
$1295.00
Antique Queen Anne Britannia Standard silver (95.8%) sugar castor with a baluster body, elaborately pierced top, knop finial and bayonet hinge by James Rood, (Grimwade#2395) London, circa 1710, engraved with lion rampant crest, 9-7/8” tall w/foot diameter of 2-3/4”
