A George II Plain Caster

DESCRIPTION: (195 Pc) Birks sterling silver flatware set in the "George II-Plain" pattern. Hallmarkings at handles. Includes: (24) Soup Spoons (L: 6") (24) Coffee Spoons (L: 5.5") (24) Entree Spoons (

Twelve place setting flatware service in George II plain pattern, each piece with shell motif and gadrooned trims, impressed Birks Sterling makers marks to each. Together with fitted case. 92 pieces,

A PAIR OF GEORGE II SILVER CASTERS, by Thomas Bamford, London 1727, of baluster form. (2) 14.2cm high, 12.4 troy ounces gross

A pair of George II condiment casters, A pair of George II condiment casters, by Samuel Wood, London 1751, each engraved with a crest of a demi-lion holding a shield in its paws, engraved with contemp

Large George II sterling caster, Samuel Wood, London, England, 1750-51, having pierced cover with six alternating panels of scrolls and simulated lattice design, the bulbous body with seamed cover, an

A graduated set of three early George II sterling silver casters, London 1727 by George Wickes (reg. 3 Feb 1722) Comprising a sugar caster, a pepper caster, and a mustard ‘blind’ caster. E

English George II Sterling Silver Sugar Caster by John Gamon, London, England, 1735. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good. Very Small Minor Dent. Dimensions: H- 4". Weight: 2.265ozt / 70.4

A, 18th C English sterling silver caster in typical baluster form with marks on the base. Foot rim engraved with period initials are with engraved crest on body of a Lion's head erased. Hallmarked for

An 18th C English sterling silver caster, engraved on the side with period initials. Hallmarks for London, 1729. Probably by Samuel Welder, makers mark is an incomplete punch. Lid is a 1750sreplacemen

Typical baluster form. Marked on base and rim of lid. London, 1759. Jabez Daniell and James Mince. 111g. H. 14 cm (5 1/2 in.)

Two-piece grouping of English Georgian sterling silver comprising: a 1730 George II armorial sugar caster (London, marks rubbed with additional Britannia mark), and an 1804 George III pierced sugar ba

A pair of Victorian sterling silver trencher salts, Chester 1897 by Nathan & Hayes In the George II style, of plain octagonal form with dished centres. Each fully marked to the side. (2) Length – 7.

George II sterling English silver cream boat and a George III caster, the cream boat struck to underside with maker's marks of David Willaume II, London, 1731 and the caster with marks of Augustin Cou

A fine pair of George II sterling silver sugar casters, London 1731 by John White (first reg. 10th Dec 1719) Each of baluster form upon a spreading circular foot, the tall waisted necks with applied c

A pair of 19th century mahogany card tables in the Irish George II/III style Each with a plain hinged top enclosing a baize playing surface, on acanthus clasped and scrolled cabriole legs terminating

A GEORGE II SILVER HALF PINT MUG of plain baluster footed form with engraved armorial and double scroll handle London 1737, 224 grams. (9cm high )

George II Mahogany and Upholstered Library Armchair On casters.  39 x 29 x 28 in., height of seat 18 in.

FOUR DECORATIVE BOXESEuropean, 18th/19th century. Includes a George II tea caddy with hinged lid and plain open interior, and a wooden pill box with carved leather belt and oak leaf highlights to the

Pair of Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Salt and Pepper Casters 1943-1945 In the George II style. Height 5 inches, total approximately 5 ounces. C The Alice Kwartler Collection

A George II walnut side table, circa 1740, the moulded rectangular black marble top above a plain frieze centred by scroll and shell to centre and sides, on cabriole legs with shell carved knees on ba

An elegant mid 18th century circular plain formed cup. An elegant mid 18th century circular plain formed cup with a central girdle on the body for decoration. The handles are double scroll and are cro

An early George II sterling silver footed salver or tazza, London 1727 probably by John Penfold (Grimwade 3674) Of circular form with a gentle cavetto edge and moulded rim, plain field. Upon a spreadi

A GEORGE II SILVER TEA CADDY by John East, London 1728, octagonal form, the removeable cover with reeded bands and a knop finial, plain body with a stepped shoulder, all raised on a stepped foot. 14.5

A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT, by Edward Pocock, London 1732, plain tapering cylindrical form with hinged cover and moulded base, the spout faceted. 22cm high, 22.2 troy ounces View 360 degree spin