Georgian Old Sheffield Plate Snuffer Tray & Snuffers

Footed tray: London, 1780,  engraved with crest      #20085
Snuffers: Birmingham, 1807, close plated; maker:  W. Scot     #20086





George III Pair Silver Casters - [SOLD]
London, 1804-05        #20053
Maker: Thomas Wallis, II
Fully marked on bases and cover; Height:  6 1/4 inches 





American Sterling Silver Muffineer
Philadelphia, Pa., c. 1880      #20052
Maker: Bailey Banks & Biddle
Fine piercework top      Height:  7 1/2 inches





Fine American Colonial Silver Bowl
Philadelphia circa 1775              #20057
Maker: William Hollingshead, (worked circa 1754-1785)                                          
Finely engraved foliate cypher MTCF, circular bowl on circular foot with applied gadrooned lip and chased gadrooning, maker's mark WH struck inside bowl four times
Height: 3 1/8 inches   Diameter: 5 3/4 inches    Weight: 9 troy ounces





American Sterling Inkstand
Washington, D.C., c. 1920         #20056
Galt & Brother
Engraved with family crests and monogrammed W on bottle tops & tray; struck "sterling" on base with George Washington Commemorative Medallion
Length: 11 ½ inches        Weight: 25 ounces





George II Silver Toddy Ladle
London, 1744                #20016
Maker: Richard Kersill
(Grimwade mark #2352)
Engraved with crest, seemingly original turned wood handle
Length: 15 inches





Pair Coin Silver Figural Salts
Gorham & Company, 1865         #20087
Parcel gilt interiors
Weight: 12.37 ounces




Pair Victorian Cast Silver Salt Spoons
London, 1857/1858            #20009
Maker: F.H.
Cast figural with parcel gilt interiors
Length:  4 1/2 inches





Pair George II Silver Caldron Salts
London, 1768                    #20098
Makers: David & Robert Hennell, I
Engraved contemporary arms





Pair George III Silver Salt Spoons
London, 1786                 #20011
Makers: Richard Crossley
Old English style, engraved crests
Length: 4 ½ inches





George II Silver Fish Slice/Pudding Trowel
London, 1775                            #20148
Maker: Robert Makepeace
(Worked 1767-1775 with this maker’s mark)
Turned wood handle with engraved crest
Length: 13 ¼ inches





George IV Silver Gilt Grape Shears
London, 1825
Maker: Charles Rawlings
Heavy weight, excellent condition
Length: 7 inches





Pair George IV Silver Trencher Salts
London, 1830                     #20003
Maker: William Brown
Fully marked on bases     Length:  4 3/4 inches     Height:  1 3/8 inches
                                                         

Victorian Pair Silver Salt Spoons
London, 1837                 # 20010
Maker: William Eaton
Fiddle thread style, engraved crests, parcel gilt bowls
Length: 4 inches