A George III Milk Jug, Sweetmeat Basket, Twelve Georgian Hanoverian pattern Tablespoons
A George III Milk Jug, Sweetmeat Basket, Twelve Georgian Hanoverian pattern Tablespoons
A George III Coffee Jug, Ellenton
8c Sibley, London, 1804, the barrel
shaped body crest engraved above
moulded lobes, with part lobed spout,
detachable domed cover with gadroon
border and ivory loop handle and
button, marked on base and cover,
24oz. 12dwt. (all in), high .
Two matching Georgian Sauce
Boats, Walter Brined, 1758 and Francis
Crump, 1763, both London, the oval
bodies crest engraved below waved rims,
on shell headed pad supports, with
receded loop handles.
A George III Milk Jug, Hester
Bateman, London, 1788, the helmet
shaped body festoon bright-cut and
initialled cartouche engraved above a
pedestal foot, wriggle worked borders,
applied beaded rim and receded loop
handle, maker’s mark rubbed but discernible,
3oz., High.
A George III Mustard Pot,
London, 1766, scroll pierced cylindrical,
with beaded borders, scroll handle and
domed cover with openwork thumb piece,
maker’s mark WL a fish above, unidentified, Grim wade unregistered 3893, marked on base and cover, 3oz.
A George III matched three
piece Tea Set and Teapot Stand,
London, 1806/07, the oblong teapot
girdle moulded and lattice band
wriggle worked, with curved spout,
domed cover and wood loop handle and
button, the oval basin and jug
wriggle worked with similar bands, with
gilt interiors and angular and loop
handles respectively, the oval stand
Greek Key band wriggle worked within a
raised border and on panel supports, the
jug no maker’s mark and the earlier date, the
pot Thomas Halter, the basin Alice & George
Burrows, the stand William Bennett,
31 oz. 14dwt. (all in).
A George III Caster, R. Peas ton,
London, 1778, the inverted pear shaped
body cord girdle applied above a
spreading foot, detachable pellet pierced
and lattice incised cover with baluster
finial, marked on base and cover, Grim wade
unregistered 3782, 3oz., high.
A George III Sweetmeat Basket,
William Vincent, London, 1773, shaped
oval, the wirework body applied with
Trailing vine leaves and grape bunches
Above a slight skirt base, with applied
cord border and swing handle,
4oz. 12dwt., Wide.
A pair of George III Salt Cellars,
Michael Plummer, London, 1791, the
stepped boat shaped bodies crest
engraved above oval spreading bases,
with receded borders, volute and drop
ring side handles and gilt interiors,
7ox. 6dwt., 5in. Wide.
A George III Sauce Boat, Walter Brined, London, 1764, the oval body later initialled below a waved rim, on shell headed stepped pad supports, with leaf capped flying scroll handle, 4oz. 14dwt., 57in.
A Georgian three piece Tea Set, James Fry, Dublin, 1819/20, the oblong bodies with shaped angles and leaf engraved incorporating crested and vacant cartouches above panel paw supports, with shell interrupted gadroon rims and angular handles, the pot with concave domed cover and button, fully marked, the pot the later date, 36oz. 14dwt. (all in).
A George III Toast rack, Edinburgh, 1807, oblong, six compartment, with wirework dividers and central ring handle above a strap base on ball supports, maker’s mark rubbed, 6oz. Wide.
A George III Soup Plate, Wakelin 8c Taylor, London, 1789,
shaped circular, plain within an applied gadroon rim, 20oz. 2dwt., diam.
A mid Georgian Sauce Boat, the
oval body armorial engraved below a
scalloped rim, on shell headed pad
supports, with leaf capped double scroll
handle, marks rubbed, 73In; and a Sifter,
London, 1760, with later chased and
pierced bowl and stem, crested,
9oz.2dwt.
Twelve Georgian Hanoverian
pattern Tablespoons, various makers,
London, 1718/60/68/70 and Dublin,
1726/38/41, variously crest and initial
engraved terminal reverses, one London
piece date letter rubbed, another maker’s mark
only, 28oz. 4dwt.
A George III two handled Cup
and Cover, Robert Salam, London,
1770, the inverted pear shaped body
armorial engraved within a foliate
cartouche above a domed spreading foot,
with leaf capped double scroll side
handles, the stepped domed cover with
wry then baluster finial, cover and foot
with swirl gadroon borders, gilt interiors,
marked on body and cover, 77 oz. 12dwt.,
15in. High.
Two Georgian Sugar Baskets,
unmarked, circa 1770, of tapered
cylindrical and hemispherical wirework
form, both applied with flower blooms
and birds above spreading bases and
with twist borders and swing handles,
7oz. (blue glass liners, the larger
example with some applications wanting and
detached), 3in. high and 43Indiam.
Respectively.
A George III two handled Cup,
W. 8c P. Cunningham, Edinburgh, 1795,
the vase shaped body engraved with initialled and inscribed roundels within leaf and grape cartouches below a similar decorative band, on spreading foot, with loop handles, 24oz. 2dwt., high.
A pair of George III Table Candlesticks, John Carter, London, 1767, the quatrefoil bases flower head moulded with tracery below cluster column stems supporting stiff leaf sconces, detachable quatrefoil nozzles with gadroon borders, marked on bases and nozzles (loaded), 12in. High.
A George III Entree Dish, William Ellery, London, 1812, oblong with applied gadroon borders, the cover crest engraved, marked on base and cover, 51oz. (the handle wanting), 12in. Wide.
A George III Caster, London,
1807, the vase shaped body plain above a
pedestal base, with pellet pierced stepped
domed cover with acorn finial, applied
and incised receded borders, maker’s mark
rubbed, marked on body and cover,
4oz. 2dwt., high .
A pair of Georgian Coasters,
circa 1810, circular, the bodies fluted at
intervals below applied rose and leaf
borders, with turned wood bases, marks
rubbed, 6Vsin. diam.
A pair of George III Salt Cellars,
Robert & David Hemel, London, 1766,
the circular bodies scroll pierced below gadroon rims, on claw and ball supports, 3oz. (blue glass liners).
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