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PR VICTORIAN ST SILVER COVERED ENTRÉE DISHES
Pair of Victorian sterling silver covered entree dishes with removable lids.
Made London, England, 1898 by maker GH. Rooster crest / emblem.
Measure 11 1/4 inches in length and 8 1/4 wide. Weight 100 oz.
Each of rectangular shape with reeded scalloped edge, fitted with detachable handle. Canted corners with moulded scrolls and foliage.
All parts are hallmarked with makers mark GH, Lion passant and leopard. Date letter C.
Underneath each dish is an engraved emblem / crest of sorts in the form of a rooster / cockerel with the word THANKS written in a sash under it.
Condition is good.
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PR VICTORIAN SILVER COVERED ENTRÉE DISHES
Pair of Victorian sterling silver covered entree dishes with removable lids.
Made London, England, 1898 by maker GH. Rooster crest / emblem.
Measure 11 1/4 inches in length and 8 1/4 wide. Weight 100 oz.
Each of rectangular shape with reeded scalloped edge, fitted with detachable handle. Canted corners with moulded scrolls and foliage.
All parts are hallmarked with makers mark GH, Lion passant and leopard. Date letter C.
Underneath each dish is an engraved emblem / crest of sorts in the form of a rooster / cockerel with the word THANKS written in a sash under it.
Condition is good.
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3593
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VINTAGE GEORG JENSEN SILVER LEAF BERRY SERVER
Vintage Georg Jensen sterling silver serving spoon in the rare Leaf & Blossom pattern, number 21. Made in Copenhagen, Denmark. From a vintage collection of
Georg Jensen silver. <P><P>
Measures 5 1/4 inches long and weighs approx 32grams. <P><P>
Bowl is clearly hand-hammered. Join to handle sculpted to look like a flower, with waisted handle echoing this theme. Arched handle with looping botantical
theme - a lusciously folded leaf with beautiful fine detail partially encloses budding blossoms. This is classic Georg Jensen understated elegance with top
quality execution. <P><P>
Inscribed marks underneath: model number 21; Name Georg Jensen in an oval of indented dots; STERLING DENMARK and a rectangle that presumably contains the
designers initials. We believe this is the earlier mark used during the 1930's, not block stamped, but engraved a little less evenly than the similar mark
used post 1945. We are open to correction on this issue. <P><P>
Very good condition.<P><P>
Sold to us as Blossom pattern, but it looks like the more rare Leaf and Berry pattern.
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GEORGIAN OPENWORK ST SILVER FISH SERVER W WEL
Georgian sterling silver fish server / slice. Made Exeter, England, 1821-2 by William Welch. <P><P>
Measures a little over 11 1/2 inches long. Weighs 133grams. <P><P>
Slightly scoop-shaped, in order to hold fish more securely and possibly to catch a bit of gravy. Classic scrolling, assymetrical serving shape with delicate engraved pattern on the edges, typical of the Georgian period. The center has an openwork decoration of a fish, with wonderful engraved detail to fins and scales. The handle forms one piece with the scoop/ladle, with additional support in a raised, pointed V on the top. Rat-tail back of handle. <P><P>
Clearly hallmarked on the back:WW for maker William Welch; King's head; lion passant, Exeter Town mark and date letter 'e'. <P><P>
Very good condition.
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3489
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VINTAGE 6 ANIMAL FIGURE CARD HOLDERS DINING
Vintage set of 6 animal place card holders for use at the dining table. Country of origin unknown, but date to early 1900's. <P><P>
Animals are not identical in size - about 1 1/2 - 2 inches in length. <P><P>
Made of good quality silver plate. Set consists of an elephant, a buck, a donkey, an ox, a rhinoceros and a dog (Retriever). Each is very well modelled and
attractive and the variety can make a great conversation piece at the dinner table. <P><P>
All animals are in good condition.
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ANTIQUE DUTCH SILVER OPENWORK FOOD LIFTER SER
Antique 825 Dutch silver openwork and engraved food lifter / serving piece. Made in the Netherlands ( Holland ) 19th century.<P>
Measures 4 inches long and weighs 11g.<P>
Beautiful openwork scrolling feathery foliage and flowers with engraved highlights and detail. Very fine work. Oval bowl and feathery handle with openwork
enclosing delicate flowers. Back is marked 825.<br>
Good condition. <br>
Ideal for serving vegetables, crudites or slices of meat and fish.
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TIFFANY & CO STERLING SILVER SCOOP SERVER
Tiffany and Co. Sterling silver scoop server.
Measures 5 1/2 inches from end to end. Weighs 57g. <P>
Deep, stepped scoop. Short handle, perhaps for more controle. Back of handle has hallmark TIFFANY & CO. STERLING. M. THe letter M stands for the artist
director / President of the company Moore (but we are not clear which one of the Moore's this M stands for). <P>
Good condition.
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TIFFANY & CO STERLING SILVER SCOOP SERVER
Tiffany and Co. Sterling silver scoop server.
Measures 5 1/2 inches from end to end. Weighs 57g. <P>
Deep, stepped scoop. Short handle, perhaps for more controle. Back of handle has hallmark TIFFANY & CO. STERLING. M. THe letter M stands for the artist
director / President of the company Moore (but we are not clear which one of the Moore's this M stands for). <P>
Good condition.
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3365
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GEORGIAN SILVER CASTER HESTER BATEMAN LONDON
A George III sterling silver pepper / sugar caster, made in London, England, by Hester Bateman, 1784. <P>
Measures approx 5 3/4 inches high. Weighs 2.535 oz (73g). <P>
Round base with baluster body. Lid fits securely and is engraved and pierced with particularly attractive design. Piercing is intact (no splits). Twist finial on top of lid beautifully moulded. The top with Finely engraved initials on front.<P>
A row of hallmarks underneath Maker's mark H.B; lion, leopard and date letter 'i'. Lion and maker's mark on lid.<br>
Condition is very good.
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3326
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SILVER CRUET SET ON STAND OPEN SALTS, BLUE GL
Sterling silver cruet set on stand with original old blue glass liners. Made in Birmingham, England 1876-7. Maker SWS. <br>
Stand is about 4 1/2 inches to the top of the handle. Silver weighs 76g / 2.7oz. <br>
3 open salt / condiment containers - usually for salt, pepper and the larger one for mustard. The two smaller ones are rounded octagons, while the largest, also 8 sided is more rectangular in shape. Sides are beautiful openwork suspended between flattened rope twist borders. Stands on a total of 4 round ball feet. Long pole ending in a triangular handle.
THick blue glass liners to protect the silver. <br>
Hallmarks on front of largest container lion, date letter b (1876-7), anchor for Birmingham and maker's mark SWS, which appears in Seymour Wyler's book on silver hallmarks, page 199. The lion and date letter are repeated on the handle. <br>
Condition is good with no dings/dents/damage.
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3327
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LONDON GEORGIAN ST SILVER TOAST RACK 1833 CHA
Antique English, Georgian Sterling silver 6-slice large toast rack made in London, England, by Chas Fox in 1833. <br><br>
A little over 6 3/4inches long; approx 5 1/2inches high and weighs 163grams.<br><br>
Rectangular base stands on 4 ball feet. Rounded corners with middle bar, on a smaller ball foot, for added support. 7 curved silver bars to hold 6 generous slices of toast (or waffles). In the center is a bar with a handle. The toaster is the epitomy of elegant simplicity and looks as wonderful today as it did almost 200 years ago.<br><br>
Hallmarks underneath are very clear: Maker's mark CF for Chas Fox; lion passant, leopard head uncrowned, date letter S and monarch facing right.<br><br>
Condition is very good.
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19C DUTCH ENGLISH SILVER OPENWORK FOOD SERVER
Fabulous antique 930 Dutch silver openwork food server set with an old coin in the handle. Made in the Netherlands ( Holland ) 19th century and imported to London, England, with both Dutch and English hallmarks for the 19th century. <P>
Measures 6 inches long and weighs 60 grams. <P>
Wavy border with gentle scalloped sides. Great openwork highlighted with very fine engraved detail and highlights. BIrds, flowers and scrolling foliage in the bowl. The handle has two moulded mardinieres of flowers and leads to an old silver coin set within a dramatic folded frame. <P>
The bowl is hallmarked with a large 930 which is the standard of silver better than sterling. A line of smaller hallmarks show a maker's mark LL, lion, Q, F, and leopard head, which indicates that it was imported to London. <br>
Good condition with slight wear to the jardiniere on the handle, where it would have been commonly held. <P>
Ideal for serving fruit, vegetables or other food, especially items that need to drip juice or gravy. <P>
Note: Q in shield shape is 1891 and F is 1881.
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SALT PEPPER CASTER MUSTARD SILVER ORGL LINERS
Antique condiment set consisting of an open salt, pepperette or pepper caster, and mustard pot, made of silver with original blue glass liners. <br>
Pepper is a little over 3 inches tall. Mustard a little under 3 inches from end to end, including handle. Total weight, including glass is 177g. <br>
Made of high quality European silver of 835 standard. Classic Georgian shapes to open salt and mustard pot. Pepperette also classic Georgian lighthouse shape with wonderful, long paw feet attached by trilobed foliage to the body. The other pieces have the same feet. <br> Original blue glass liners are fitted into the salt and mustard pots with the rims slightly folded over them, so they cannot slip out. Each of the blue liners has a negligible rim chip - easilly forgiveable considering age and usage. Mustard has hinged lid.<br>
Each piece is hallmarked with 835 silver standard; DA+; ZII - which looks somewhat Cyrillic in style. <br>
Good condition.
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OPENWORK STERLING SILVER FISH SERVER MARY CHA
Classic English sterling silver reticulated server, made London 1828 by maker MC, listed as Mary Chawner. <P>
Measures 11 3/4 inches long and weighs 138.2g (4.875oz). <P>
Elegantly carved server with simple, engraved border decoration and a wonderful reticulate openwork pattern in the center. Can be used to serve fish or asparagus or any other vegetable. Sturday, elegant handle with strong join, typical of the Georgian period. Wide, rounded terminal curves gently back with fold on the back side. Engraved single initial L. <P>
Hallmarked on the back with maker MC; lion; leopard; date letter 'n' and another worn hallmark, which is likely the monarch head.<P>
Good condition with no dents/restorations.
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1932 SILVER SALT PEPPER MUSTARD BLUE GLASS FI
Antique Sterling silver cruet set consisting of salt, pepper, mustard with original blue glass liner, in fitted box. Made Birmingham England, 1932.<P>
Box is a little over 5 1/2 inches accross. Salt and pepperette approx 1 3/8 inches high; Mustard is approx 1 1/2 inches to top of thumb piece. <br>
Original leather fitted box with silk and velvet lining. Barrel shaped salt and pepper castors. Lids screw on and off easilly. Salt has dent at top of lid (see 'photos). Mustard is also barrel shaped, but rounder with delicate handle and strong hinged lid. Small dent on lid of mustard. Original blue glass liner in good condition. <br>
Mustard and salt are hallmarked with maker A.S.P. CO; anchor, lion, date letter H for 1932. Pepper is similarly marked but date is J and maker is E.E.
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