George III Silver Pedestal Tea Urn, London 1791, Fogelberg & Gilbert
A George III silver pedestal tea urn, the dome top with stiff leaf engraved design, the vase form half fluted body with a leafy scroll band and captured lion ring handles. the fluted spout with marine ivory tap. The square platform base raised on four ball
Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Urn, London 1797
Georgian sterling silver tea urn, impressive twin handles solid English silver tea urn with engraved floral swags and acanthus details to handles and ivory tap, hallmarked London 1797 by makers R.H. And D.H. 993gr
George III Silver Samovar with Engraved Floral Swags
A George III silver elegant small proportion samovar, the waisted baluster tall lid with urn finial, looping handles, the pedestal base with square foot, finely engraved with bands and floral swags, beaded rim highlights, the tap with ivory shaped handle.
Edwardian Sterling Silver Chocolate Pots
Pair of Edwardian sterling silver chocolate pots, hallmarked Sheffield, 1909, R&B (Roberts & Belk Ltd), the hinged covers set with urn shape finial, above a tapered faceted body with shaped rim, raised on an octagonal base, with faceted ebony handles, tota
Sterling Silver Twin Handled Urn, London 1923
George V hallmarked sterling silver twin handled urn, London 1923. Daniel and John Wellby. Covered urn, with acorn finial. Twin acanthus leaf handles. On a laurel wreath above a square foot. Height 10.04 in., width 946g total
George III Silver Tea Urn, London 1796, Chawner & Eames
George III sterling silver tea urn by Henry Chawner & John Eames London 1796.Twin handled classical urn form later chased body A/F repair to lid and finial. Marked to lid are visible but rubbed. Approx 12.99 in. high, 1302 grams weight.
George III Sterling Silver Tea Urn by Richard Cooke (1802)
Antique George III hallmarked sterling silver vase shaped tea urn by Richard Cooke, London, 1802 - 1803, 12.60 in. high, 8.66 in. wide and 895 grams
George III Sterling Silver Globe Tea Urn with Lion Handles
Rare antique George III hallmarked sterling silver globe tea urn and burner, fitted with lions mask and drop ring handles, on a revolving stand, raised on shaped quatrefoil base with bun feet, bright cut decoration and engraved rampant horse crest, Earls c
Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Urn, London 1782
A George III sterling silver two handled tea urn by Charles Wright, London 1782 with beaded borders and urn finial, 14.96 in. high, 1120 grams
George II Sterling Silver Tea Urn, London 1763
A magnificent George II sterling silver tea urn by Daniel Smith & Robert Sharpe, London, 1763, two handled baluster shape, the detachable lid with floral finial, spiral fluted body decorated with florals, rococco scrolls and engraved cartouche, the spout w
George IV Silver Tea-Urn with Floral Engravings
A rare quality George IV silver tea-urn, the octagonal vase-shaped body on conforming plinth with flaring pedestal, four paw feet, with two reeded loop handles, the reeded spout with ivory tap, the body, foot and detachable tapered conforming cover and urn
George III Sterling Silver Tea Urn with Coat of Arms
A George III sterling silver tea urn with carved ivory loop handles and engraved contemporary coat of arms by Benjamin Smith II & James Smith III, London 1810, the original coiled snake finial by Paul Storr. 14.17 in. high, 4820 grams. The arms are those…
French Silver Urns, 19th/20th Century
A fine pair of silver urns elaborately decorated, French, 19th/20th century. French assay marks Stamped to base rim P.Canaux & Cie. 431gm each 6.89 in. high. Paul Canaux was a very influential French silversmith. Reference: Association of Small Collectors…
Austrian Silver and Enamel Urn Vase with Atlas Figure
An Austrian silver and enamel urn style vase, in the manner of Hermann Bohm, Vienna, second half 19th century, of campagna twin handled form, profusely painted with roundels of putti in various pose and classical figures within landscapes, the silver suppo
George III Silver Urns, Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1793
A pair of George III silver covered urns, Peter & Ann Bateman, London 1793. 6.30 in. high