A REGENCY SILVER COVERED JUG, London, 1814

Georgian Regency covered tankard with reeded bands and openwork thumb press, engraved "Eyton Wheat Prize 1814", London, 1814, by Richard Sibley I. 4.75"h x 5.5"w including handle. 17 ozt

An Elizabeth II sterling silver covered ewer or jug, London 1971 by Asprey’s In the early 18th century manner, of rounded circular form upon a domed pedestal foot, with an applied central girdl

Pair of Regency Sterling Silver Covered Tureens, London, 1819, William Eaton, maker, of compressed oval shape, the lid with gadrooned borders and branch form handles, sided by acanthus form handles,

Pair of Regency Sterling Silver Sauce Tureens hallmarked London, 1814-1815, by William Eaton, each of oval form with beaded rim, arched handles, and chased laurel calyx, the fitted, cavetto-domed lid

A George III Silver Covered Entrée Dish Thomas Robins, London, 1814 and Edward Farrell, London, 1827 the handle in the form of a Saracen and marked for Farrell, the domed lid with a gadroon border ma

Good Regency Sterling Silver Gilt Covered Cup hallmarked London, 1812-1813, by Robert Garrard I (1758-1818), of campana form, with applied oak-and-laurel mantled cartouches below a grapevine band, the

Two Pairs of Regency/George IV Sterling Silver Salt Cellars London, 1813-1814, by John W. Story & William Elliott, h. 2", l. 3-5/8", w. 2-3/4"; the other pair hallmarked London, 1826-1827, by John Hay

London, 1875 marks for Henry William Curry. Later decoration. H: 5 1/2 in. (14.0 cm.) 350 g. (12.35 oz.)

A REGENCY CUT GLASS AND SILVER CRUET SET by Charles Prince, London, 1814 With two tall glass decanters, two small glass decanters, and two silver lidded glass jars, with an engraved crest to the jar l

Hallmarked London 1814 made by William Bateman. Given as a presentation gift and engraved "Presented by the Lancaster Agricultural Society to Wm. Barrett for the best long horn'd heffer 1823". Ht. 10

A REGENCY TWIN HANDLED SILVER SUGAR BASIN and a pair of silver sugar tongs. London 1814 & Chester 1928. 244 grams. Largest 16 cm x 10 cm. (2)

A GROUP OF TWO ENGLISH STERLING SILVER SERVING PIECES, LONDON, CIRCA 1814-1879, comprising a George III / Regency period ladle by Thomas Wallis II and Jonathan Hayne, London, 1814, with engraved crest

A George II Silver Covered Tankard Thomas Cooke II and Richard Gurney, London, 1753 adapted and decorated in the Victorian era as a milk jug, hallmarked for Sterling on underside 29 ozt 16 dwt gross H

Victorian Sterling Silver Repousse Coffee and Tea Service, Susannah Brasted, London, 1888-1889, mark reg. 1888, incl. coffee pot (h. 8 5/8 in.), teapot, covered hot milk jug, open sugar and large and

George III sterling silver jug, London 1785, Hester Bateman, having an ovoid form, with an urn form final, arched wood handle, and rising on a circular base, 13"h, total weighable 29 Troy oz.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER JUG. London 1904. 471 grams. 19 cm x 13 cm.

A GEORGE III SILVER JUG. London 1796. 145 grams. 15 cm x 12 cm.

H.H. Dobson Piccadilly London 1862 sterling silver jug measuring 5 inches tall. Weighs 164 grams, in good condition.

A monumental 19th century Irish silver covered tankard jug John Smyth, Dublin 1874, incuse stamped 'Waterhouse', Helsinki 1928 import marks Of cylindrical form, the hinged domed cover with open scrol

A Victorian HMS chased claret jug, London 1865, the globular form ewer with long neck, grape leaf and branch scroll handle, the body embellished with reserves of figures in various pursuits, repousee

English sterling silver claret jug, London, 1898-99, body cast with extensive decoration of gazelles, ostriches, Medusa heads, Bacchus heads, fruit and flowers, 12" high, 35.04 TO; Condition Report: W

Early Victorian Sterling Silver Hand Chased Claret jug, London 1848, Benjamin Smith, stamped B.Smith, Duke Street, Linn Inn Fields. Foliate and floral engraving, armorial of a rampant lion with axe. F

A Georgian style octagonal example with interior divider, fitted cover with removable handle and turned wooden handle at the body. Hallmarked for London, 1914 and the maker Lionel Alfred Crichton -Cri

A GEORGE IV SILVER CLARET JUG, London c.1788, mark of 'I K', the fluted body with bright-cut decoration, crested to each side, with timber handle, the hinged cover surmounted with an urn finial, raise