A Victorian four piece silver tea and coffee service by Edward & John Barnard, London 1853, engraved S. Keeley (fecit), New Street Birmingham- pro...
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A small mid 19th century Chinese export silver tea pot, probably by Wo Shing or Woshing 1830-1875 Canton and Shanghi, of lobed form, with bamboo f...
Lot 294
A George V five piece silver tea and coffee service by Mappin & Webb, London 1915, barge shape,
A George V five piece silver tea and coffee service by Mappin & Webb, London 1915, barge shape, part reeded, with scroll ebonised handles set on b...
A matched three piece silver tea service, tea pot maker's mark over struck, London 1895, sugar and milk jug London 1902, maker's marks rubbed, of ...
A George III silver tea pot stand by Robert Hennell I & Samuel Hennell, London 1802, circular with a gadrooned rim, a plain incurve, a dot pricked...
A Victorian three piece silver tea service by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1898, swirl fluted body, openwork border and scroll hand...
Lot 299
A George III silver tea pot and stand by Michael Plummer, London 1792, of oval straight sided form,
A George III silver tea pot and stand by Michael Plummer, London 1792, of oval straight sided form, oval ivory finial domed reeded lid with flat h...
A George III silver salver by Elizabeth Jones, London 1786, of plain circular form, with beaded rim and raised on three bracket feet, 21.7cm (8.5i...
Lot 315
A Victorian silver tea pot by Edward, John & William Barnard, London 1851, of plain melon shape,
A Victorian silver tea pot by Edward, John & William Barnard, London 1851, of plain melon shape, with C scroll handle with ivory insulators raised...
A George III silver three piece tea service by Robert Hennell II, London 1816, barge shape, the square foliate finial above a domed hinge lid, flu...
An Edward VII silver teapot by Pairpoint Brothers (John & Frank Pairpoint), of compressed circular form with embossed floral decoration, blank C s...
A George V silver tea pot, marks rubbed, Birmingham 1919, of octagonal form, with replacement wooden handle, 357g (11ozs) gross
A George V silver baluster tea pot by F.C. Richards, London 1920, initialled DBH to body, 21cm high, 26ozt.
A Victorian silver tea pot by William Robert Smily, London 1853, melon form, with engraved decoration, 622g (20oz) Ivory exemption certificate 8BW...
Lot 298
A Victorian silver tea pot by Mappin Brothers, Sheffield 1893, of oval part reeded form, 470g (15.
A Victorian silver tea pot by Mappin Brothers, Sheffield 1893, of oval part reeded form, 470g (15.1oz), 16cm (6.2in) high
A William IV silver part tea service by Richard Pearce & George Burrows, London 1836, comprising of a tea pot and sugar basin and a coffee pot by ...
An Edward VII silver tea pot by William Hutton & Son Ltd, London 1902, of vase shape, part reeded decoration, with a dome hinge lid ebonised finia...
A George V silver three piece tea service by Roberts & Belk Ltd, Sheffield 1919, of circular compressed form comprising of a tea pot, sugar basin...
A George V three piece tea service by Richard Richardson, Sheffield 1919, half reeded oval form comprising: teapot, sugar basin and cream jug, 994...
A George IV three piece silver tea service, maker's mark W.E, London 1821, comprising of a tea pot, milk jug and sugar basin, of compressed circu...
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