A George III Scottish silver goblet, probably James

A George III Scottish sterling silver goblet, Edinburgh 1816 by George McHattie of campana form upon a pedestal foot with a fluted edge, the body with a fluted lower section, the upper rim with incis

pierced lattice and bright cut decoration, with figural handles and claw feet. Edinburgh, c. 1800. James Dempster.Length (handle to handle) - 7 1/2 inchesLength (dish) - 5 1/4 inchesWidth (dish) - 4 i

(lot of 7) British sterling silver salt spoons, including: (6) George III Kings Pattern salt spoons, maker's mark JMc, probably James McKay, c.1816, gilt-washed bowls, engraved armorial with pelican,

1783 and 1816 respectively, the pot by James Young (the mark double struck with WC or WG in a rectangle probably for William Garrard), the stick marked for Solomon Haugham. Gross Weight: 24 ozt. PROVE

GEORGE III SILVER GOBLET. Made London, 1806, by William Fountain. Relief floral swag decoration, band of wrigglework, gadrooning and leaf motifs; square foot has wrigglework decorated sides; vermeil i

A large George III silver goblet John Emes, London 1797 The bowl later chased with a hare coursing scene with a Gentleman to one side with two hounds and the opposite side with a hare emerging from b

A George III Silver Goblet John Denzilow, London, 1788 the bowl with a silver-gilt interior, the exterior body engraved with a shield crest and motto. hallmarked for Sterling on underside 6 ozt 18 dwt

A George III sterling silver gobletPeter, Ann, William Bateman, London1803Engraved with a heraldic crest.height 7in (18cm); diameter 3 1/2in (9cm); weight approximately 8oz troy

A GEORGE III SILVER GOBLET, by Christopher Makemeid, London 1773, with cast ribbon-tied swags and military presentation inscription, gilded interior. 16.5cm high, 8.6 troy ounces View 360 degree spin

George III Silver Gobletmark of John Robins, London (1801), parcel gilt, period engraved crest of a horse head to recto. 6 5/8 in. 7.13 troy oz. From the Collection of the late Dr. & Mrs. Henry C. and

A GEORGE III SILVER GOBLET, maker's mark indistinct, London 1785, with incuse duty mark, the ovoid bowl with a gilded interior, engraved swags and inscription dated 1879, raised on a similarly decorat

George II silver goblet, London, 1814, RE EB, Emes and Barnard, Gus Barnard, 6.5" high, width (top) 4 inches and (base) 3.25 inches, 11.3 troy oz, Does not appear to be, no areas of heavy or more focu

George III Scottish silver teapot. 10 1/2" long x 5 1/4" tall. 13.7 t.o.

A SET OF SIX GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER TEASPOONS, by Charles Dalgleish, Edinburgh 1814, Old English pattern, the handle terminals engraved with initials, cased; together with A SET OF SIX EDWARDIAN

A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER PLAIN FIDDLE PATTERN SOUP LADLE, Edinburgh c.1808, mark of Alexander Henderson, the handle engraved with crest and presentation initials, (7 troy ozs). 37cm long

Monogrammed. Edinburgh, 1802. Matthew Craw. 181g. L. 36.8 cm (14 1/2 in.)

A GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER MEAT SKEWER maker's mark M.C, Edinburgh 1798, plain tapering form with plain ring handle, engraved with initial 'S'. 32.1cm long, 3 troy ounces

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SCOTTISH SILVER SUGAR NIPS by John Spencer. Edinburgh 1790. 42.3 grams. 16 cm x 4.5 cm.

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER GOBLETS, JOHN KING, LONDON, 1769 the slightly bulging bowls each engraved with a coat of arms in a Rococo foliate cartouche, gilt interiors, bases chased below the waisted

TWO IRISH SILVER GEORGE III TABLE SPOONS, Dublin c.1787 and Dublin c.1789, makers marks rubbed; together with George III Scottish silver tablespoon, Edinburgh c.1789, and another Georgian silver spoon

GEORGE III SCOTTISH STERLING SILVER CAKE BASKET Edinburgh, 1770 Daniel Ker, maker. Of typical form, with a cast rim and pierced panels of alternating geometric and foliate designs. Engraved with the c

English George III sterling silver goblet/ chalice, attributed to Henry Chawner and John Eames, c.1812, engraved heraldic crest, with a dexter hand erect and pale having the outer fingers bowed inward

Cape interest – A George III Scottish sterling silver mustard pot, Edinburgh 1774 by Patrick Robertson Of cylindrical ‘drum’ form with moulded rims, the C scroll handle with mould

early 19th century, unmarked, gadrooned waist, displaying chased armorial device, the whole on circular foot, with anthemion border, 5 3/4 in. H. Together with silver-plated claw mount, 4 in. L