Elegant pair of sterling silver sugar tongs in scissor form, made in London in the second half of the 18th century, and attributed to the silversmith WILLIAM HARRISON I, active from 1758.This refined [...]
A superb pair of scissor-form sugar tongs in sterling silver, crafted in LONDON between 1759 and 1786 by the silversmith THOMAS WALLIS I, during the reign of GEORGE III (1760–1820).This refined model [...]
Antique 1782 sterling silver fish slice by Thomas Daniell & John Wall – London
This exceptionally beautiful and finely crafted sterling silver fish slice, made in London in 1782 by the renowned partn[...]
A very fine late 18th century, George III period mahogany knife box or cutlery canteen with fitted interior. Figured sloping lid over a serpentine front with satinwood crossbanding and rosewood & ebon[...]
Marrow spoon in sterling silver English XVIII century
Hallmark with passing lion + other hallmarks to identify
Length 20 cm
Weight 45 grams
Some micro scratches from use
Set for three ivory, gold and tortoiseshell knives.
- One has the gold-plated handle and the gold-lined blade,
- The other 2 have the gold handles and the silver and steel blades,
Condition: good g[...]
Maroon spoon in English sterling silver finely chiseled with a sheaf of wheat on the handle, hallmark of the passing lion and crowned Leopard head (London), silversmith JL for John Lampfert (around 17[...]
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