Ca. 1865 English silver taper stick, 4.

English silver hallmarked taperstick. Three hallmarks on base. Measures 4.25" tall, 4.9 OZT.

In the Georgian manner. Hallmarks to the underside of each base, London 1963 by C J Vander Ltd. H. 11 cm (4 1/4 in)

A pair of English sterling silver taper sticks in the George II style. Hallmarked for Hawksworth and Eyre Co., Sheffield, 1905. Bases are filled. H. 8.5 cm (3 3/8 in.) Weight: 168g (bases are filled)

London, 1919, Georgian style with urn form sockets, square gadroon border, square bobeche, marks for Johnson, Walker & Tolhurst, weighed base, 6-3/8 in. Provenance: A New Jersey Collection

English George III Sterling Silver Taperstick by William Cafe, London. Circa 1750. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good with Period Monogram. Dimensions: H- 5" x Dia- 3.25". Weight: 190.8g

Two small matching antique candlesticks. Marks for London, 1734, Richard Gosling. H. 10 cm (4 in.) Total weight: 202g

Pair of English sterling silver taper candlesticks, with a makers mark and hallmarks for London, 1905, 4.5 inches with removable bobeche.

A 19thC silver plate small chamberstick / taper stick holder with snuffer. Approx. 1 3/4" high

London, 1825, makers mark for Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard, rectangular form with canted corners with gadrooned border and floral and scallop feet, comprising taperstick with snuffer and

English Silver-Mounted Ebonized Walking Stick Inset with Coin Indistinctly marked, monogrammed 'WLB'. 35 1/4 in. long. Property from the Collection of Niall Smith

Peter and Anne Bateman Sterling Silver Spoon, English, ca. 1798 with ribbed bowl, 8-1/4"l, together with an English, London, William Ely and William Fern spoon, a George III, William Sutton, 1792 suga

English silver, Edwardian Cigar lighter 5 inches tall, square base withdrawing swags, urns, 4 artichoke finial tapers, marks for Asprey and Son, also with Lion Passant, lacking cap

Northern Europe, United Kingdom, Birmingham, ca. 1930s CE. A lovely sterling silver tea service set comprised of two teapots, a milk pitcher, and a sugar bowl. The teapots feature wooden handles on th

An English Silver Mounted and Ebonized Walking Stick Birmingham, 20th Century the shaft ending with a brass ferrule. silver handle hallmarked for Sterling Height 37 1/4 inches.  Property from the

A pair of English salt cellar with glass inserts in blue of English silver plate. Stamped. Ca. 1900. Measures: 5 cm. x 4.5 cm. In very good condition. Reserve: $119.00 Shipping: Domestic: Shipping rat

Antique Victorian era cruet or condiment set. Fabulous ornate holder crafted out of Sterling Silver. Eight cut glass bottles some with silver tops. Bears English hallmarks for 1865. Measures 12 3/4" x

Joseph Craddock & William Reid, London, 1817 mounted with taper stick and snuffer on chain, set on four winged paw feet 54 troy ounces not including ink bottles 13 1/2 inches wide; 9 1/4 inches deep;

Northwestern Europe, England, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fine collection of 4 Queen Anne style silver dog-nose spoons and 1 tablespoon with a broad finial. All 5 are personalized with engraved ini

Ca 1880's, eight pieces. Four 4-prong forks and 4 knives, ornate handles. London hallmarks possibly George Goodfellow & Son. Approximately 17 troy ounces. Good condition.

English silver hallmarked chamberstick 3"h x 4.75"dia / 5 troy ounces Condition: minor scratches, tarnished

Comprises: chamber stick and matching snuffer, Sheffield, 1819, makers mark STH+T for Smith, Tate, Hoult, + Tate, a creamer, a sugar nips, and 4 open pedestal salts. 27 ozt. (EPEN1527/7) (WT) Dimensio

A fine early 20th century English Sheffield taper candlestick with cast acanthus leaf decoration, marked WA and England, 3 x 3 x 3 1/4" high; and a table caddy in the form of scroll decorated cornucop

Russian and English silver sugar sifters. To include: 1) Henry John Lias, London, 1875. 2) Nickolai Pavlov, Moscow, ca. 1900. 3) Unknown maker, Moscow, 1889. 4) Charles Wilkes, Birmingham, 1905. Each

Georgian Period Sterling Silver Scissors Form Sugar Nips, by Gawen Nash, London, ca. 1750, with engraved GS monogram and shell form tips, 4 1/2" x 1 1/2", 0.87 ozt.