SOLD - GEORGE III
The items below have been sold, and remain here for reference purposes only.
No. E266
George III silver caddy spoon.
Made in London, 1816, no maker's mark.
Length 3" (7.5cm).
Price £275.00
No. E342
French silver wine taster.
Made by V. R. in Dijon, circa 1790.
Diameter 3" (7.5cm). Weight 2.15 troy oz. (67g).
Price £1,250.00
No. D952
George III silver waiter.
Made by Richard Rugg in London, 1779.
Diameter 6" (15.5cm). Weight of silver 7.88 troy oz. (245g).
Price £875.00
No. F397
George III Silver & Steel Pocket Corkscrew.
Made by Samuel Pemberton in Birmingham, circa 1790.
Length 3.1" (8cm).
Price £875.00
No. B595
A set of twelve Georgian silver table spoons.
Made by John Lambe in London, 1777. Length 8.5" (21.5cm).
Price £1,450.00
No. F083
12 Scottish silver table spoons.
Made by James Gilsland in Edinburgh, 1760.
Length 4.4" (11cm). Total weight of silver 26.42 troy oz. (822g).
Price £1,860.00
No. D940
Dutch antique silver box.
Made by Vlammend Hart, circa 1790.
Height 1.5" (3.5cm).
Price £845.00
No. F275
A set of 4 George III silver 8" (20.5cm) candlesticks.
Made by John Roberts & Co. in Sheffield, 1807/8.
Height 8" (20.5cm).
Price £6,750.00
No. F338
George III silver salt cellar.
Made by Paul Storr in London, 1802.
With Austro-Hungarian import mark (1872-1901).
Length 5.25" (13cm). Weight 6 troy oz. (186g).
Price £1,250.00
No. F086
George III silver snuff box.
Made by Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson II in London, 1806.
Length 2.5" (6cm). Weight 1.45 troy oz. (45g).
Price £445.00
No. F172
George III silver "jockey cap" caddy spoon.
Made in Birmingham, 1798 (possibly by Thomas Wilmore).
Length 2.1" (5.2cm).
Price £1,350.00
No. E135
Scottish silver salt spoon.
Made by P. Cunningham & Sons in Edinburgh, 1811.
Length 4.25" (10.75cm).
Price £85.00
No. F293
George III silver & papermache coaster.
Made by Thomas Willmore in Birmingham, 1802.
Diameter 5.25" (13cm).
Price £595.00
No. F305
George III silver vinaigrette.
Made by Cocks & Betridge in Birmingham, 1811.
Length 1.1" (2.75cm).
Price £465.00
No. F242
George III silver & mother of pearl fruit knife.
Made circa 1800.
Length open 6.5" (16.5cm).
Price £295.00
No. 3998
George III silver basting spoon.
Made by William Seaman in London, 1804.
Length 12.5" (31cm). Weight 3.31 Troy oz. (103g).
Price £285.00
No. F269
Six George III silver & steel pistol-grip table knives.
Made circa 1780.
Length 10.5" (26.5cm).
Price £595.00
No. F330
George III silver snuff box.
Made by John Shaw in Birmingham, 1813.
Length 1.75" (4.5cm).
Price £435.00
No. D463
George III silver basting spoon.
Made by Alice and George Burrows II in London, 1801.
Length 11.6" (29.5cm). Weight 3.41 Troy oz. (106g).
Price £285.00
No. F194
George III silver soup ladle.
Made by John Blake in London, 1808.
Length 12.6" (32cm). Weight 6.07 troy oz. (189g).
Price £445.00
No. F283
A pair of George III silver salt cellars & spoons.
Made by Paul Storr in London, 1813.
Length 5" (13cm). Total weight 16.71 troy oz. (520g).
Price £3,650.00
No. D062
A pair of 18th century Dutch silver miniature candlesticks.
Made circa 1760.
Price £1850.00
No. E134
Irish silver mustard spoon.
Made by Arthur Murphy in Dublin, circa 1807.
Length 4" (10cm).
Price £145.00
No. D240
French 4-colour gold & turquoise pill case,
in the from of a ladies fob watch.
Made circa 1800.
Price £1,275.00
No. E110
George III silver sugar tongs.
Made by Peter & Anne Bateman in London, 1794.
Length 5.5" (14cm).
Price £145.00
No. F267
George III silver patch box.
Made by Joseph Taylor in Birmingham, 1812.
Diameter 1" (2.5cm).
Price £295.00
No. F102
Newcastle silver "bright-cut" table spoon.
Made by J. Langlands & J. Robertson I in Newcastle, circa 1790.
Length 9" (23cm). Weight 2.28 troy oz. (71g).
Price £175.00
No. E215
George III silver & cowrie shell snuff box.
Made circa 1790.
Length 1.5" (4cm).
Price £595.00
No. E171
George III silver wine funnel.
Made by William Simons in London, 1784.
Height 5" (13.5cm). Weight 3.18 troy oz. (99g).
Price £1,650.00
No. F078
French silver & rosewood saucepan.
Made by J. F. in Paris, circa 1795.
Length including handle 13" (33cm). Weight 17.1 troy oz. (532g)
Price £2,250.00
No. E208
George III silver & steel shoe buckles.
Made by William Sharp in London, circa 1785.
(William Sharp of 3, Princes Street, Barbican, London).
Length 2" (3.5cm).
Price £245.00
No. E143
Six George III silver tea spoons.
Made by Stephen Adams I in London, 1789. Length 5.5" (14cm).
Price £245.00
No. E183
A George III silver wine funnel.
Made by Stephen Adams I in London, 1795.
Height 4.75" (12cm). Weight 1.99 Troy oz (62gr).
Price £1,250.00
No. F193
George III silver wine funnel stand.
Made by John , Henry & Charles Lias in London, 1813.
Diameter 4.1" (10.5cm). Weight 2.25 troy oz. (70g).
Price £595.00
No. B0229
A French 18th Century four colour gold snuff box.
Made by JI, IF circa 1780.
Price £4,950.00
No. F137
Georgian silver pocket compass in a fitted case.
Made circa 1810.
Diameter 2" (5cm).
Price £1,350.00
No. F042
18th century silver wine goblet.
Made by James Stamp in London, 1777.
Price £1,280.00
No. D809
Eight George III silver "Hour Glass" table forks.
Made by S. Hennell and J. Terrey in London, 1814.
Length 8" (20.5cm).Total weight 25.72 troy oz. (800g)
Price £345.00
No. D505
Georgian silver & coral baby's teether.
Made circa 1800.
Length 4" (10cm).
Price £495.00
No. F025
A pair of George III silver "Old English Feather Edge with Shoulders" tea spoons.
Made circa 1780, possibly by Willliam Worthington.
Height 5" (12cm). Total weight 0.83 troy oz. (26g).
Price £95.00
No. E367
Georgian silver & mother of pearl magnifying glass.
Made circa 1820.
Diameter 1.5" (4cm).
Price £435.00
No. E379
George III silver cream jug.
Made by John Emes in London, 1803.
Height 4.25" (10.5cm). Weight 5.27 troy oz. (164g).
Price £395.00
No. D273
George III silver caddy spoon.
Made by William Summers in London circa 1785.
Price £445.00
No. D496
George III silver caddy spoon.
Made by William Pugh in Birmingham, 1812.
Length 3.5" (8.5cm).
Price £325.00
No. D561
George III silver caddy spoon.
Made by T. Wallis and J. Hayne in London, 1818.
Length 3.4" (8.5cm).
Price £325.00
No. D789
George III silver sweetmeat basket.
Made in London, 1777.
(No maker's mark, but probably made by Robert Hennell).
Height with handle up 5.5" (14cm). Weight of silver 3.89 troy oz. (121g)
Price £1,480.00
No. D889
18th century silver "stork" ribbon threader.
Made by Johan Henrik Roschke in Copenhagen, circa 1788.
Length 5" (12.5cm). Weight 1.93 troy oz. (60g).
Price £1,850.00
No. D738
A pair of George III silver salt cellars.
Made by Peter and Anne Bateman in London, 1796.
Height 2.75" (7cm). Total weight of silver 5.4 troy oz. (165g).
Price £1,295.00
No. D796
George III silver caddy spoon.
Made in London, 1786, possibly by Thomas Wallis.
Length 3.5" (8.75cm).
Price £445.00
No. E259
George III silver Teapot stand.
Made by Michael Starkey in London, 1816.
Diameter 5.75" (14,5cm).
Price £645.00
No. D858
George III silver Pepper Caster.
Made by Thomas and Jabel Daniell in London, 1773.
Height 5.6" (14cm). Weight 3 troy oz. (93g).
Price £745.00
No. 4339
A George III silver and pottery jug.
Made by T. Lamborn in Sheffield, 1797. Height 6.25" (16cm).
Price £1,250.00
No. E167
Georgian silver pomander ball.
Made circa 1790, not marked.
Height 0.75" (2cm).
Price £295.00
No. E137
George III silver "fiddle with shoulders" salt spoon.
Made by William Pugh in Birmingham, 1814.
Length 4" (10cm).
Price £115.00
No. D058
A George III silver nutmeg grater.
Made by Thomas Willmore in Birmingham, 1801.
Price £975.00
No. E136
George III silver "bright-cut" bottom-marked salt spoon.
Made by John Lamb, circa 1783.
Length 4" (10cm).
Price £125.00
No. D565
George III silver "shell" caddy spoon.
Made by Elizabeth Morley in London, 1810.
Length 3.5" (8.75cm).
Price £265.00
No. E112
Irish silver patch box.
Made by John Toleken in Cork, circa 1800.
Diameter 0.75" (2cm).
Price £495.00
No. E021
George III silver marrow scoop.
Made by Isaac Callard in London, 1761.
Length 8.25" (21cm). Weight 1.77 troy oz. (55g).
Price £395.00
No. E265
George III silver "hand" caddy spoon.
Made by Josiah Snatt in London, 1805.
Length 2.75" (7cm).
Price £1,350.00
No. E184
Georgian tortoiseshell caddy spoon.
Made circa 1780.
(The silver disc of Queen Victoria was later added)..
Length 2.75" (6.75cm).
Price £225.00
No. D556
George III silver "leaf" caddy spoon.
Made by William Pugh in Birmingham, 1815.
Length 3.75" (9.5cm).
Price £435.00
No. D560
George III silver "fish" caddy spoon.
Made by William Pugh in Birmingham, 1807.
Length 3.25" (8cm).
Price £565.00
No. E214
George III silver Bougie Box.
Made by Henry Chawner in London, 1792.
Diameter 2.1" (5.5cm).
Weight of silver (without wax) 2.5 troy oz (78g).
Price £3,295.00
No. E203
George III silver cream jug.
Made by William Vincent in London, 1790.
Length 5.5" (14cm). Weight 4.89 troy oz. (152g).
Price £675.00
No. B0427
George III silver butter scoop.
Made by Joseph Willmore in Birmingham, 1807.
Price £325.00
No. B54
An 18th century silver pomander ball.
Not marked, made circa 1780. Diameter 0.75" (2cm).
Price £325.00
No. D476
George III silver sweetmeat basket.
Made by Thomas Daniell in London, 1784.
Length 5.1" (13cm). Weight of silver 6.72 Troy oz. (209g).
Price £1,480.00
No. B53
An 18th century silver and mother of pearl snuff box.
Not marked, made circa 1760. Width 2" (5cm).
Price £745.00
No. B0595
A George III silver sifter spoon.
Made by George Smith III in London, 1786.
Price £395.00
No. 4336
A George III silver "Brandy" label.
Made by John Reily in London, 1802.
Price £295.00
No. D720
George III silver "Soy" cruet label.
Made by James Hyde in London, circa 1785.
Length of label 1" (2.5cm).
Price £255.00
No. 3975
George III silver sugar tongs.
Made by Peter and Jonathan Bateman in London, circa 1791.
Price £335.00
No. D367
George III silver sifter spoon.
Made by Thomas Johnson in London, 1813.
Length 6.25" (16cm). Weight 1.35 Troy oz. (42g).
Price £195.00
No. D697
George III silver "Ketchup" cruet label.
Made by John Riley in London, circa 1805.
Length of label 1" (2.5cm).
Price £245.00
No. D204
George III silver wine goblet.
Made by Henry Chawner and John Emes in London, 1797.
Price £895.00
No. D051
A George III silver nutmeg grater.
Made by Mathew Linwood in Birmingham, 1786.
Price £1,175.00
No. D834
George III silver purse.
Made by Samuel Pemberton in Birmingham, 1810.
Length 3.75" (9,5cm). Weight 1.03 troy oz. (32g).
Price £435.00
No. D557
George III silver caddy scoop.
Made by Josiah Snatt in London, 1807.
Length 4.4" (11cm).
Price £575.00
No. D882
George III silver cream jug.
Made by Soloman Houghman in London, 1803.
Height 4" (10cm). Weight 4.66 troy oz. (145g).
Price £595.00
No. D907
George III silver fish server.
Made by Peter, Anne and William Bateman in London, 1800.
Length 12" (30cm). Weight 7.49 troy oz. (233g).
Price £1,395.00
No. D111
A George III silver skewer.
Made by Thomas Northcote in London, circa 1780.
Price £345.00
No. D465
George III silver cream jug.
Made by Joseph Biggs in London, 1817.
Length 5.75" (14.5cm). Weight 8.61 Troy oz. (268g).
Price £695.00
No. 4408
George III silver basting spoon.
Made by William Seaman in London, 1804.
Length 11.75" (29.5cm). Weight 3.37 Troy oz. (105g).
Price £325.00
No. D829
A pair of George III silver sauce ladles.
Made by Stephen Adams II in London, 1814.
Length 6.6" (16.5cm). Total weight 4.4 troy oz. (137g).
Price £325.00
No. D494
George III silver pap boat.
Made in London, 1767, possibly by Thomas England.
Length 4" (10cm). Weight1.22 Troy oz. (38g).
Price £645.00
No. D748
George III silver "Anchovy" cruet label.
Made by John Riley in London, circa 1805.
Length of label 1" (2.5cm).
Price £235.00
No. D509
George III silver nutmeg grater.
Made by T. Phipps and E. Robinson II in London, 1784.
Length 2.12" (5.5cm).
Price £1,245.00
No. D133
18th Century silver mote spoon.
Made circa 1780.
Price £395.00
No. D444
George III silver "fiddle" pattern basting spoon.
Made by Richard Crossley in London, 1803.
Length 12" (30cm). Weight 4.14 Troy oz. (129g).
Price £295.00
