A George III Old Sheffield plate dish cross, each

late 18th century, shaped oval form with delicate floral engraving in the Neoclassical style, hinged cover with urn form finial, period bright cut engraved monogram to central navette form cartouche,

A George III Old Sheffield Plate tavern gaming coin beaker, circa 1810, conical form on stepped foot, set with two bands of pennies, the glass base with three dice, 21cm high

George III Old Sheffield Plate Footed Salver with applied Cast Silver Border circa 1810.. Engraved wtih Coat of Arms and Flat Chased Surface. Base is flat chased with scroll and flowers. Center is eng

Georgian, George III, Old Sheffield Plate Inkstand, circa 1780 - 1800. Features a pierced gallery and pierced bottle holders, two ink bottles and a central taperstick holder with compartment for seali

A pair of George III Old Sheffield Plate salt cellars, circa 1780, pedestal form with fluted lappets and reeded rim, 6.5cm high (2)

A George III Old Sheffield Silver Plate salver, circa 1775 Of circular form with a cavetto edge with a beaded rim interspaced with flower heads, all raised on three ball and claw feet. The field centr

A George III Old Sheffield Silver Plate twin handled cup, Sheffield circa 1770 by Thomas Law and Sons Of rounded circular form upon a spreading circular foot, filled with a turned mahogany base. Reede

A pair of George III mahogany and Old Sheffield Plate mounted candlesticks, circa 1780, the turned and fluted wooden columns of metal collared and square block bases, the sconces of urn form with reli

Pair of George III Mathew Boulton Birmingham England Old Sheffield Silver Plate Candlesticks with Repoussé Acanthus Leaf Decoration. Each Marked with Double Impressed Sun Marks. Rosing to Each and

Old Sheffield plate tea or coffee urn, England, c. 1820, the round body having gadrooned borders, with two upswept cast handles, pedestalled on a squared base, rising on lion paw feet, very light wear

Grand George IV Old Sheffield Plate Banquet Service second quarter 19th century, including: a covered venison dish on warmer, h. 14-1/2", l. 26", w. 18-1/4"; a covered roast beef dish on warmer, h. 13

the wax jack with stem bent, plate wear, together with a Sheffield silver plate dish cross. Jack 5 1/2" high, 4 1/4" wide, cross 3 1/4" high, 12 1/2" wide. Provenance: Property of a NYC Estate.

Pair of George IV Old Sheffield Plate Entree Dishesfirst quarter 19th century, each of rounded and concave rectangular form with shell-and-gadroon banding, the fitted lids en suite with addorsed oak b

George IV Sterling Silver Entree Dish on Old Sheffield Plate Warming Stand the dish hallmarked Sheffield, 1827-1828, by Fentem, Webster & Danby, of rounded and waisted rectangular form, with gadrooned

comprising a pair of bottle coasters, dish cross and tray. Largest: 4" high, 13" wide. Use wear, plate wear, light scratches, loss; insect damage to wood coasters. Provenance: Property of a Madison, C

Pair of Robert Garrard George IV Silver Covered Dishesthe sterling bases hallmarked London, 1821-1822, the domes Old Sheffield Plate, of serpentine-lobed form with rocaille-gadrooned rim, the fitted d

A Pair of George III Sheffield Plate Sauce Tureens19th century, unmarked, each engraved with a family crest featuring the motto "Tenax et Fides" (sic), each tureen and cover numbered "3" and "4" with

A GEORGE III DISH CROSS J HEWITT, EDINBURGH 1767 of conventional form with four supports hinged around a central circular section with four adjustable pierced shell feet and supports(29cm wide, 12oz)

Set of Four George III Sheffield Plate Crested Candlesticks, 1800-20. Each in the form of a stop-fluted column with Corinthian capital, on a gadrooned square base stamped with an acanthus leaf at each

GEORGE III SHEFFIELD PLATE TEA URN, C. 1820, H 17", W 15":An English George III silver plated tea, or coffee, urn flanked by cast handles, having gadrooned rims, and raised on paw feet. The urn separa

George III Sheffield Plate Tea Urnearly 19th century, unmarked, urn form with double handles, removable domed cover, engraved floral garland motif to waist, applied drapery shield cartouche with lion

A George III dish cross William Plummer, London 1783, of traditional form with four radiating arms and adjustable slides, beaded and well pierced detail throughout, the disc feet similarly decorated (

By T & J Crestwick of Sheffield, England (working 1810). The pair is exceptionally crafted with fine three light configuration and acanthus form body in the Georgian style. Very good condition likely

Pierced decoration and swing handle, late 18th c., height over handle 9.5 inches.